Tag: Mill Road
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Pigcasso @ The Cherry Tree
A place I’ve noticed mentioned a lot on the Cambridge food van circuit lately is Pigcasso. Maybe it’s the fantastic name which made it pop in my memory more than the other food vans but it’s certainly a place which…
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Craft Beer from Little Downham (Ely) – Three Blind Mice
While visiting the Pigcasso food van in Haddenham this evening we discovered a locally made New England IPA by the Three Blind Mice brewery. Three Blind Mice are located in Little Downham just off Ely, so naturally I had to…
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Vadi Kitchen – St Ives.
My dad was kind enough to treat us to lunch on a rainy Sunday afternoon in St Ives, so we decided to pop into Vadi Kitchen – a place which we have both had our eye on for some time.…
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Bacchanalia – Mill Road
Nothing screams Mill Road like swinging by Bacchanalia. This small and quirky alcohol specialist has been going since I can remember and is well known by those within the know for selling a wide range of high quality alcoholic beverages.…
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Brewboard spotted at The Orator
During a night out with the family recently, I came across a new(ish) bar in Cambridge called The Orator. Located on Round Church Street in the historic Cambridge Student Union Society, The Orator offers a sleek and classy drinking experience…
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Orator – Round Church Street
First of all, the bar is stunning. The entire room is tastefully decorated and offers a superb selection of cocktails and drinks. I was very excited to try some of the craft beers they had on tap by local Harston…
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White Label Detroit Pizza
The boys from Cambridge Foodies each try their own pizza from White Label Detroit Pizza. Daniel Today I was kindly sent a pizza from White Label Detroit Pizza to try, via Click it Local, which is a great option to…
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The Blue Moon – Norfolk Street
Boy, its been a long time since I was last here! Back in the days this was known as The Man On The Moon and was a popular gig venue well known for its trashy feel and under age drinking.…
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Eko Kitchen – Norfolk Street
On my way to the pub yesterday, I swung by Eko Kitchen on Norfolk Street for a quick bite to eat. I remember coming here not long after it first opened in 2015 with some friends that led to a…
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The Dinky Drinky Box – Toseland
It didn’t take me long to plough through my craft beers from Highlands of Bluntisham and now I had completely run dry. I thoroughly enjoyed my entry level craft beers such as Burnt Mill and other quality beers like the…
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