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Mahal of Cambridge Tucked away in Millers Yard, just off of Mill Lane in the centre of town, the Mahal of Cambridge restaurant is somewhat of a local institution. Lively and affordable, the Mahal is popular with students for its cheap curries and bring-your-own-wine policy, and the restaurant is within walking distance of Queen’s, Peterhouse and St Catherine’s College. Also close to The Mill, The Anchor and the ever-popular Scudamore’s punting station, the Mahal of Cambridge is the perfect place to plan a fun night out. This restaurant is always busy during the summer months and you have to book ahead to secure a table. Shisha smoking is allowed in the courtyard. Cuisine: Indian Location: 3 - 5 Millers Yard, Mill Lane, Cambridge, CB2 1RQ [Map] |
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Midsummer House Restaurant With its divine location right on the River Cam, Midsummer House is among East Anglia’s best restaurants. Once you’ve finished punting down the river and taking in the sights and sounds of the beautiful university city of Cambridge, pay Midsummer House a visit. Relaxed and elegant, with a sunny conservatory and perfect al fresco dining for warm summer evenings, this modern British restaurant offers a wide range of creative dishes with a sophisticated touch learned by Chef Patron Daniel Clifford throughout his years in Britain and France’s best restaurants. Passionate about ingredients, Clifford even uses the harvest from Midsummer House’s own 80 year old apple trees in his cookery. Cuisine: British Location: Midsummer Common, Cambridge, CB4 1HA [Map] |
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Restaurant Alimentum Restaurant Alimentum in Cambridge has burst onto the UK dining scene with style, panache, awards and rock-solid ethical credentials. Under the confident direction of Chef Patron Mark Poynton, formerly of the double Michelin-starred Midsummer House, Restaurant Alimentum delivers seriously good food and seriously great value. The air-conditioned dining room is a stylish haven of cosmopolitan chic in sexy scarlet, black and cream. A right-now soundtrack floats through the air, setting a joyous ambience that’s a terrific setting for Poynton’s fine cuisine. The restaurant’s awards include ’60 Best UK Restaurants’ from the Good Food Guide, with a commendation for the wine list, 3 AA rosettes and an Innovation Award from the RSPCA for its ethical practices. The finest local and seasonal produce goes into Alimentum’s modern European menu. The big, bold flavours are simply described on the menu, but arrive at table in dramatic presentations that complement their bold flavours perfectly. Daily prix fixe menus, a thrilling and very reasonable wine list and charming service make Restaurant Alimentum a Cambridge gem. Cuisine: Modern European Location: 152 - 154 Hills Road, Cambridge, CB2 8PB [Map] |
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Riverside Brasserie Situated on the banks of the River Cam, Riverside Brasserie offers picturesque views and an unforgettable dining experience. Located just a few minutes walk from the centre of Cambridge on Mill Lane; the Riverside Brasserie is perfect for romantic dinners, low-key business lunches and family gatherings. The dining room is designed in rich aubergine and lime colours, with classy touches and has large full length windows looking out over the river. The modern European menu is guaranteed to impress and the traditional Afternoon tea, inspired by Normal Hartnell and Lord Byron make Riverside Brasserie an experience not to be missed. Cuisine: Modern European Location: Doubletree by Hilton Cambridge, Granta Place, Mill Lane, Cambridge, CB2 1RT [Map] |
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St John's Chop House Owned by the same team who run the Cambridge Chop House on Kings Parade, the St John’s Chop House is an iconic eatery opposite the Punter’s Pub on Northampton Street. Close to Magdalene Bridge, this 17th century building retains its original beams and character yet has undergone a modern makeover. Filled with bentwood chairs, pine floors and colourful canvases, The St John’s Chop House is a popular place for corporate entertaining and special celebrations, and the hearty menu includes favourites such as the gin and juniper cured salmon, the beef fillet, and the traditional Cambridge burnt cream. Cuisine: British Location: 21 - 24 Northampton Street, Cambridge, CB3 0AD [Map] |
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The Cambridge Chop House Located in the heart of Cambridge, opposite Kings College Chapel, The Cambridge Chop House is a traditional British bar and restaurant that has been popular with locals and visitors from further afield since it opened in 2007. Split over two levels, the ground floor boasts views of Kings College Chapel while the basement is an intimate, atmospheric cellar split into four rooms. The menu offers British classics made from locally sourced ingredients and the two course set lunch and pre-theatre menu is excellent value for money. Popular dishes include the squirrel and hare faggot, the beef chop and the suet pudding. The hearty portions are best served with local ales straight from the cask or wine from an extensive list. Cuisine: British Location: 1 Kings Parade, Cambridge, CB2 1SJ [Map] |
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The Oak Bistro Set in a Grade II listed building in the heart of Cambridge, The Oak Bistro specialises in classic comfort food in a relaxed contemporary setting. Owner Phillip Newman wanted to create the ultimate laid-back neighbourhood eatery and has already won the hearts of local foodies with his passion for hearty European fare and his insistence on flawless service. In the kitchen, Milton Steiger creates simple but full-flavoured dishes like slow roasted pork belly with apple compote; rib eye steak with truffle butter; and salmon with spring onion mash and lemon beurre blanc. The dining room itself is warm and welcoming, with comfortable banquette seating, dark wood and exposed brickwork creating a stylish but unpretentious setting for any occasion. Cuisine: Modern European Location: 6 Lensfield Road, Cambridge, CB2 1EG [Map] |
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The Red Lion Originally a 13th century priory founded by Carmelite monks, The Red Lion at Whittlesford Bridge pub and restaurant is now known for having a far less austere atmosphere. Retaining many original features and recently restored to make the most of its ancient history this listed building offers a glorious setting in which to enjoy good food and a host of well-served drinks, including real ales. The Red Lion's home cooked food delights both locals and visitors who, like King James I before them, spend the night in the inn's bedrooms. As well as main dishes made with local ingredients The Red Lion also offers snacks and light bites and a superb Sunday lunch with all the trimmings. Cuisine: Modern European Location: Station Road, Whittlesford, CB22 4NL [Map] |
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The River Bar Steakhouse & Grill The River Bar Steakhouse & Grill - with its cavernous loft-like vibe, Quayside location and creative crowd - has become one of Cambridge's premier restaurants. Located near the bustling town centre, the exclusive waterfront location makes The River Bar Steakhouse & Grill popular for special celebrations and cocktail parties, and the restaurant can be hired for private events. The modern European menu features classic dishes such as a spiced Moroccan vegetable tagine with caramelised apricots served with cous cous; venison steak with a bittersweet fig and port sauce served with pan-fried new potatoes, shallots and parsley; and plaice goujons with fresh aoili. The chic bar is ideal for pre/post dinner cocktails. Cuisine: Modern European Location: Quayside, Off Bridge Street, Cambridge, CB5 8AQ [Map] |
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The Vaults Since it opened its doors in 1988, The Vaults – formerly known as The Depot – has established itself as one of Cambridge's leading independent restaurants. Tucked away on Trinity Street, The Vaults – with its tiled floors, coffee coloured walls and chocolate brown leather sofas – has a unique, intimate ambience and unobtrusive service, which makes it popular with couples, small groups and parties. The unique 'global fusion' menu is designed for sharing, and favourite dishes include the oven-baked spinach and ricotta cannelloni with a herb crust; crispy duck pancakes; and chilli salmon patties with lime leaves, lemongrass, garlic and ginger. The Vault's bar is ideal for pre/post dinner drinks, and offers 12 bottles of wine for under £20. Cuisine: Modern Eclectic Location: 14A Trinity Street, Cambridge, CB2 1TB [Map] |
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