
Opinions
Hear what our foodies have to say about the Cambridgeshire food scene.
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The congestion charge will be the death of the Cambridge foodie scene.
By offering disproportionately high numbers of excellent restaurants for its population and area, Cambridge has always been the beating heart of the Cambridgeshire foodie scene. This, however, has been slowly changing over the years, with Cambridge already losing dominance to surrounding villages and towns as businesses move out of the city. This is mostly driven…
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Why Ely Gets It Right: A City for Real People (2026).
Ely is known for many things; its stunning cathedral, the beautiful fenland countryside, and its copious amount of tea rooms. It wasn’t, however, historically well known for being a foodie hub, especially after that infamous Muscle Food magazine piece a few years ago which dared to cite Ely as one of the worst foodie spots…
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Why Muscle Food’s swipe at Ely’s foodie scene doesn’t make sense.
You may have recently read a piece on Cambridge Live about Muscle Food’s research into the cities across the UK ranked on their foodie scene. This study ranked Ely as the third from bottom out of 69 cities across the United Kingdom, which has led to numerous people scratching their heads as to why? Ely…
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7 Curry Houses I really miss in Cambridge.
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What supermarket does the best scotch eggs (ranked)
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Is Castle Street the new Mill Road? (2014)
There was a time when anyone wanting to try a good Indian restaurant in Cambridge would simply get pointed in the direction of Mill Road. And rightly so! The road, thanks to its diverse culture, numerous independent restaurants, and its many many Indians was a no-brainer. It was absolutely crammed with decent places to eat.…

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