Tag: village
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Hickory’s comes to Cambridge (Milton Road)
“ad” – Why is this here? If you have been driving down Milton Road lately, you will have noticed that the old Milton Arms has been going through a bit of a transformation. Hickory’s Smokehouse has now officially taken over,…
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Bread & Meat – The best sandwiches in Cambridge
I was looking back through my older reviews the other day and realised with complete shock that it has been four whole years since my last visit to Bread & Meat on Bene’t Street. Four years! For a place serving…
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Dulcedo Social bakery @ Eddington Square
Eddington has really been impressing me lately. After my visit to Pizzcia, which I recently dubbed as serving some of the best pizza in Cambridgeshire, my expectations for the area have shot right up. Following my review of Grain Culture…
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Xiao Spots: Hanami, Japanese Poke Bowls on Burleigh Street
I have walked past Hanami on Burleigh Street a thousand times and never visited, so today I finally decided to take the plunge as part of my Xiao Spots series. Despite occupying a fairly large building, this Japanese restaurant manages…
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The Cambridge Oven comes to St. Ives
Cambridge Oven is a family-run bakery with a cult-like following. I have lost count of the number of people who have recommended I visit their original spot on Hills Road over the years, and no wonder. The team has a…
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My day in Peterborough | Escaping the Cambridge bubble
“ad” – Why is this here? Peterborough is a city that often gets overlooked when people plan a local day out, which is a massive shame because there is so much to discover here. Having worked in the city centre years…
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Is Yippee Noodle Bar Still a Cambridge Institution?
I have always loved a good noodle bar. Back at the turn of the millennium, when Yippee Noodle Bar first opened its doors on King Street in 2000, I was at college and just starting to explore Asian cuisine. Visiting…
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The Cambridge Foodies Speak with Bridge Bagels
“ad” – Why is this here? There is something wonderfully comforting about a proper NYC-style bagel. The warm flaky crust, the dense, chewy interior that demands a serious schmear of your favourite toppings, all wrapped up in the gentle caress of…
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Why You Should Avoid Oktoberfest on Jesus Green
I love Oktoberfest. I always manage to visit at least one event a year in Cambridgeshire. There is just something about the purity in its simplicity. Big beer, hearty food, and great tunes. I have always been a sucker for…
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Kim’s Bulgogi, Regent Street
I absolutely love Korean food. So much so that I even did a list of my favourite Korean spots in Cambridge. It brings the best of Asian food together but isn’t afraid to add a little spice in the mix…
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