BrewBoard in South Cambridgeshire

Pop up bar in central Cambridge on our night out. Some excellent beers, variety of non-alcoholic options and thr mulled wine was outstanding! Friendly and knowledgeable staff, great option away from some of the more corporate options - support small!

Always have a great time at Brewboard. Staff (the wonderful Jonson and Arthur this time) are super friendly and knowledgeable, you can try beers before you choose. Amazing range of locally brewed craft beer, very reasonably priced (less than the equivalent in your average Cambridge pub) for the great quality. Great vibe as busy on a food truck night, you're drinking in the brew house, surrounded by fermentors. Can't recommend enough.

Popped in for a few beers after a long walk and was greeted by bar staff treating as long lost friends . They were brilliant Outside there was a problem, a guy with obvious mental health problems started to kick off, Owen deal with it brilliantly- the man concerned had no idea he’d been kicked out but a huge relief to us remaining . -!great place to go

Brewboard is exactly what Cambridge has been crying out for. As most are aware the university owns the majority of the city making property prices unattainable for almost anyone but your standard boring chain restaurant/ bars! Brewboard is a Little diamond in the dirt. At first glance it’s a warehouse, Like a diamond is just a stone. I love the rawness of the building and it’s decor. It feels very Shoreditchy slightly alternative yet tasteful. The bar has 10 taps that are manned by incredibly welcoming and chilled out staff which completely fits the ethos of the company. If you like your craft beers you can not go wrong in this place, they’re unique, quirky but consistently incredible and the art work is on par with the taste. Brewboard doesn’t just stop there. Every week they link up with some of Cambridge’s finest independent food vans, Which also draws people in from all over the city (so it’s not like your normal cliquey village pub). More often than not there is some form of entertainment on too, whether it’s a major sporting event being shown on the massive projector, a live band or Back to back DJ sets, there’s no place in Cambridge with an atmosphere like it! If you’re a real beer connoisseurs or perhaps are looking to get into brewing yourself they also hold tours and tasting sessions. I couldn’t recommend this place highly enough especially if you’re fed up of the same old venues that serve your generic food and drink. I’ve attached some pictures from my mums 60th.

Great experience on the brewery tour, a really in depth tour of all aspects of the brewing process with a few breaks to enjoy the brews dotted in. I’ve tried the beer and was impressed but nothing beats visiting the brewery and trying several of the impressive range on offer. Aureja took great care of us and we will certainly be visiting again as soon as we can! Looking forward to watching this proper local brewery go from strength to strength in the coming years!!

This was a brilliant evening out. BrewBoard describe themselves as an ‘independent craft brewer’ and have a taproom in Harston for people to come and experience the beers they have. My personal favourite is Ripchord, a very tasty and ‘hoppy’ pale ale. During our visit, there was live music in the form of a band close to the external benches and hired food trucks. It made for a terrific atmosphere and there was a good crowd too. Their website - which is great - indicates which street food caterers will be visiting next. It is a contemporary set-up and the quality of drinks are fantastic. I’m fortunate to be local to the Brewery and would recommend this to anyone who favours a relaxed climate to enjoy beers and good company.