The Shed in East Cambridgeshire

We are a group of reenactors who were displaying at Bottisham Airfield Museum. We booked up for the Friday evening. Lovely building very clean and welcoming. Quick service . Food good my chips could have been hotter but overall we all enjoyed our food. Good beer and wine . Great staff .we look forward to another visit . Thank.you . Fen Tigers

This was our first visit to this pub. Unfortunately for two reasons I would not recommend this as a family friendly place to eat. Firstly, the quality of the food was inconsistent- the lasagne was 50% cheese and a lonely piece of pasta lurking inside. We did give this feedback and we were offered a refund. The other meals were ok - basic pub grub. The second reason I wouldn’t recommend was their inflexibility and for an extremely poor decision in a specific request for our son to eat food brought from home whilst the other three of us bought food and drinks. My 10 year old son, who is autistic with a very restrictive diet, only eats food from home. We would usually mention this fact before we order but to be honest we have never, ever had a restaurant say this was a problem. As we’d ordered and paid, when we were told he couldn’t eat his sandwich it was too late to cancel, as well as us being on a tight schedule. The resulting situation was us wolfing down our food and taking turns sitting with our son, who had to have his lunch in the car in the car park. I spoke to the manager who said they had this rule as people ‘often turn up, buy a drink and then eat a packed lunch’. They couldn’t make exceptions to this. There was one other table occupied which was nowhere near us, so no one else would have seen, and three of us were eating. I explained to the manager after the meal that my son was autistic and she said this would not have changed the decision. I responded that this was discriminatory. What a shame such mindsets still exist.

Just been to the Shed for Mother’s Day with my wife and son for a special day and had a most lovely time.The Girls looked after us beautifully and made us most welcome.The food was great,the service was great and the banter really from me and the girls was amusing.Maddison looked after us primarily,but everyone was brilliant.We have been before but have found out today that the Shed may be changing hands or closing.If this happens then we will all loose a very special,friendly and lovely place to come and have a chat,drink,meal or just a laugh.I really hope that someone is found to take over and that all the people employed stay and continue to give us all such a lovely and refreshing place to chill out.Keep up the good work everyone (you are all exceptional).

I have been here twice in the space of a week! My lasagne was perfect, best I’ve ever had! They accommodate all your needs and preferences and you can guarantee service with a smile! Such a happy and comfortable environment to be in! Will 100% be back!!

Well I think if you like soggy food with no flavour that tastes like it's been heated in the microwave this is the place for you! Someone else has written " food for old people" well I think most care homes serve better food than this.

We took my two sons and daughter there on Sunday for lunch,( 3rd time going that week) . What can I say? It was outstanding. The staff were lovely as they always are. Because there was a few of us, I did book in advance simply because I didn't want to cause them too much bother in having to seat a large group of us, but they will welcome walk ins and they will always find you a table. The food was amazing on Sunday and it was the first time I had taken my daughter and older son who had come with his girlfriend. They loved it as much as I did. The meal was hot, very generous portions. Like I said we have been many times and the chef ALWAYS puts together wonderful meals. Real home cooked food. They are always very accommodating and can change anything that is required on the menu. This is definately our favourite place to eat and would recommend 5 ⭐ to anyone. I LOVE The Shed.

Since 2019, I have regularly visited The Shed with my family. I have always found the staff extremely friendly and welcoming. Our favourite thing about The Shed is the wide menu selection. We find the menu has plenty of options to accommodate different allergies, which is great as many local pubs do not have such a good variety on offer. Our daughter, who is 3 years old, has allergies to milk and egg. The staff are always considerate of noting down our daughter's allergy information and ensuring her food is safe to eat. One of the reasons we visit so often is because we feel safe to bring our daughter here. We have not been so lucky in other establishments. I can highly recommend the sausage and mash, as well as the chocolate and cherry tart for pudding - my favourites!! Thank you to all of the staff for looking after us during our visits.

This used to be my local, regular sunday dog walk and lunch go to. Have been going to the Dykes End in Reach since my last visit back end of summer 22 when i just went in for a quick al fresco sandwhich and coffee post dog walk. Myself and my best buddy have dairy allergies so requested sandwiches to come without any dairy. One arrived withouy but the other was slathered in marg, quickly sent back. A member of staff (later found out it was the manager) was beyond rude and exclaimed that due to our complaint they'd "have to do a fresh one and it would come out of her wages" Hmmm... would she have enjoyed watching a guest suffer anaphylaxis whilst waiting for an ambulance perhaps? Never one to judge (everyone has bad days) decided to retry today nearly a year later. Pre-booked the dog friendly area, was not honoured. Out of respect for other diners requested to sit out the back, near the exit. Sent back the worst nut roast. It resembled month old rocky road as the nuts had turned to a hard powder substance. I politely and very apologetically sent back and asked for a few extra veggies as a substitute, both waitresess were amazing at this point, I'd hire them in a heartbeat. Went to pay, when asked all okay, just mentioned we were bit saddened by our experience today as last time was very troubling and again she handled it like a gem. The finale, and most outstanding response I've ever encountered (as a hospitality/health manager myself ) was the supervisor came to our table to tell us never to come back due to our last 2 visits "not being to our liking" My mouth dropped. I was speechless. I hear locally the manager/owner is leaving so fingers crossed someone who genuinely loves people, takes this over. There are many other dog friendly country pubs in this area, so we are only too happy to take our business there...and Epi-pens not required.

Girl taking orders on the door very polite and really lovely. Food was just average and not enough potatoes after asking for more was told no as veg was put in dishes . . Other waitresses were walking up and down by the tables whilst people eating this is a definite No no and off putting. She tried to clear out plates whilst we were eating and took the glasses before we were finished !! Felt very rushed and won’t recommend or return . Have been a few times before but this time we were put off . Roasts meat were fatty and hardly a portion just really basic food nothing great .

We had Googled this place before visiting Anglesey Abbey gardens and decided to go for lunch. When we arrived, we were surprised that it was not the usual kind of village pub, much more modern. In fact, it is a very large 'village hall' converted to a pub/restaurant. Staff were very friendly and the food excellent (as well as being reasonably priced). We will return. Only downside is that parking is only on the road which was not so much of a problem for us on a weekday but could be at the weekends.

Excellent time, very nice venue, good food and excellent service. Served all 22 of us quickly and efficiently. Will definitely be visiting you again.

Great food, good value for money, lovely service. Madison was brilliant. Will come again. Had sausage baguette, scampi, burger plus dessert

Wanted this to be good, but it wasn’t. The staff were the only good thing, very friendly wait and bar staff with quick service. But the venue, atmos and food were distinctly average. The layout and decor is weird, it’s not at all cosy yet it has booths, steam punk lights but kitsch window blinds and a horrid old peoples home carpet! Food was bland and under seasoned, perfect for the clearly elderly clientele. No childrens area or things for them to do so not welcoming for young families. Clearly a local hangout for all the village ‘cousins’

Really friendly. We were a big party of 12. They got us in earlier than our booking which was super helpful with the younger kids. They looked after all of us really well. Great food; really tasty and big portions. Will definitely go back when next in area.

Booked a table Wednesday evening. Never been before. Thought we'd give it a try. Verdict..... Very average food. McCain oven chips and an extremely small burger patty. Would have been massively disappointed if I'd been paying full price. Advise...... If you're making offers eg BOGOF. Then in your best interest for repeat custom, I recommend it would be better not to make offers that disappoint. Lovely venue. But unfortunately I've now been put off a return visit. Hey Ho I guess that's just the way of the world we live in today.

Called in today for the first time for lunch mid cycle ride, the building looked lovely and inviting. Such friendly helpful staff. We ordered the fish and chips and Cajun chicken salad, both were delicious. The restaurant and restrooms were so immaculate. The seating are...

What can I say, but one burger get one free.. happy hour till 6pm. What more can I say! Lovely food & drinks. Staff very polite. Clean and tidy, what more can you ask for. Highly recommend!!!! Thanks Madison for your swift service.

Had a lovely lunch at The Shed, food was tasty, excellent choice of beers and wine. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Husband is a wheelchair user and the building and toilets are very wheelchair user friendly. We will definitely visit again if we...

Came in on a very busy Friday and eras served very quickly and all our 4 meals were spot on. I had the haddock of the special board and it was lovely, highly recommend

We enjoyed a lovely family gathering at The Shed for Easter day. We were greeted warmly, kids welcomed, enjoyed lovely food, swift and efficient service, and friendly staff. Maddison was particularly helpful. Would definitely recommend!

The food was lovely and freshly cooked and a good portion. Service was great and always helpful and friendly. Chilled relaxed atmosphere.

We had a fantastic time at The Shed and we would highly recommend if you are ever in the area! The food was delicious and the service was excellent! Madison, the lady who served us, was extremely friendly and helpful. Many thanks!!!

We nip out for a quick drink and whilst we were enjoying our surroundings, we saw a wonderful menu with exciting offers such as buy 1 get 1 free. We made an impromptu decision to eat with our young family. I was offered a table...

We went for a Saturday lunch with grandparents, parents and children and sat outside which was very pleasant and a good atmosphere. There was a good choice of food on the menu, all reasonably priced. The menu was clearly marked for dietary requirements and to...

Lovely Mother's day lunch at The Shed today, the roasts were delicious and Maddison was very attentive. Great service!

Lovely barn converted into a restaurant, perfect place to take family for a Sunday lunch but was also lovely to take my mum there on mother's day. Really friendly staff who where there to help if need be, and to be honest customers were friendly...

Had a lovely meal for Mother’s Day, was served by Madison who was very pleasant and gave us great service, would definitely return!

We went to The Shed for a family lunch on 23rd January, after visiting Anglesey Abbey. The roast dinner was one of the best we have had, service was excellent and all at a very reasonable price. We would definitely go again.

Often have lunch at The Shed on Fridays or Saturdays. Great choice of menu, plenty of gluten free and vegan options. Great food and service.

The service was quick, friendly and efficient. The food was fantastic! We were a family of six and every one of us thoroughly enjoyed our meals. The portions were a good size, everything was hot and tasty. This was our first time visiting, and we...

Plenty of tables and seating. Not a great choice on the menu, ordered 3 meals which we didn’t have to wait long before it arrived. Big portions, couldn’t eat all of it.Felt a bit rushed barely put knife and fork down and the plate was...

My girlfriend and I often visit the Shed for a weeknight treat. Although not vegan or vegetarian we always like to try new non-meat options when we see them, so were happy to see some recent additions to the menu, including the Beyond Burger, which...

Wonderful place from the outside looks like an extended house when in fact it is an ex-serviceman’s club. Food was gorgeous and plenty of it. Staff were friendly and took the time to talk to us. Really lovely atmosphere.

Great food and great price, really fast service and friendly staff. Lovely big airy restaurant area, large booths and tables well spaced apart.

Popped in here spontaneously for a quick lunch whilst out cycling. It was a delight. We each had a BLT which caulk done, and generous. Service was lovely. We will cycle here again.

The Shed is our local, we eat and drink here on a regular basis, the Covid-19 measures are great, the food and service is amazing, this is an award winning restaurant and bar. A brilliant team, welcoming and quite rare these days!

Visited The Shed whilst passing through the area. Was amazed at the size and atmosphere. Staff were very welcoming and made us feel completely at ease post lockdown. The food was beautiful and plentiful, I had prawn cocktail and the beef whilst my partner opted...

We went to The Shed for Sunday roast yesterday. My partner had chicken and although the potatoes were so hard he almost broke a tooth, his meat and vegetables were fine. I was not so lucky. I chose roast beef and had a plate full...

Really tasty food at The Shed. Wednesday is buy one get one free steak nights and my friend said it was the best rib eye she’s ever had! Really wide menu with lots of variety - pasta, steak, burgers, jacket potato, roasts at the weekend....

The Shed is indeed a bit of a shed. A large open plan building which suffers in atmosphere because of this. Maybe some non matching tables and chairs would help? Or maybe it's just the post Covid layout? On the subject of post Covid they...

We had been to visit Anglesey Abbey, and this was just around the corner. We were at the tail end of lunch serving, but the food was definitely not compromised. The veg was fresh and plentiful, with the roasties and Yorkshire pudding superb. Would have...

1st visit since it reopened following lockdown. Immediately on entering you feel reassured by the very professional infection control measures and social distancing. Staff were amazing as always and still smiling even with masks on!! Really good meal and great company

We decided to have a get together Family Sunday Lunch. Sarah and her staff set out the upstairs room so that we would all be together . The food was first class the service was excellent and well organised. We had gluten and dairy intolerant...

In area and visited on Wednesday night which was steak night. Excellent value for 2 steaks and really enjoyed the meal.

Simple and unpretentious. Very clean. “Pub classics” crowd-pleasing menu - burgers, pies, sandwiches etc. The food was well cooked, although to be fair how do you mess up scampi and chips? We both ate every scrap. All the food I could see looked very nice....

There were eleven of us and we were well catered for at all times, the food was cooked to a good standard and very tasty, the staff were friendly and looked after us very well, the restaurant itself was comfortable and the only complaint is that is not enough parking spaces, we had to park on the road along with many others.

Whole experience wonderful from the moment we walked in completely at ease the ambience and tables perfectly decorated and music tempered just right, the courses were exquisite freshly cooked succulent salmon champagne sauce perfection the profiteroles to die for well done Sarah and team your food and service exceptional

Wow! Just had the most amazing family Christmas Lunch at The Shed, the food was amazing, lots of it, several courses, the service was exceptional, the setting was lovely, the tables looked really nice. We will be booking for next year! Thank you so, so much, what a great team you all are.

Lunch with work colleagues. Great food the turkey was super moist and Brussels were perfect! Large portions. Pigeon starter was absolutely gorgeous. Great service just right level of checking things were ok but not overbearing. First visit to the shed but will def go back again.

We turnd up at the shed,Its a lovely building,spacious and clean.Unfortunately thats the best bits.The food was warm and uninspiring.I had heard good things about this place from several people.I think we visited on a bad night. I had Turkey,which was ok if a little dry.It was the vegtables that let things down for me.Overcooked carrots and sprouts with a very small dish of boiled red cabbage.The cabbage for me was tasteless. Not a place I would bother to return to.I would rather go to the High Flyer in Ely for cheaper and a more varied selection of vegatables.Although perhaps similar quaility cooking.Sorry Shed, Its a shame but I wont be returning.

Warmly welcomed as we walked in, a nice tidy bright environment to meet the In-laws for a Saturday drink.I fancied a quick snack and although it wasn’t on the menu I ask if I could have a fried egg sandwich ,Chef was consulted no problem was the reply.10 minutes later the sandwich was delivered to my table,2 perfectly fried eggs on brown delicious.Great service no hassle what more could a customer ask for.John.

i live close to the shed its very good for food/drink monday to saturday happy hour 3pm until 6pm steak nights burger nights buy one get one free sarah the new proprietor of the shed has done a fantastic job this year since she took over and has been presented with many awards already any body reading this review its a must if you are in the area keep up the good work sarah

We went here for a work meal. It's was very busy but food came out quick. Food it's sled was absolutely lovely. Portion size very good. Drinks not to bad priced. The staff were very friendly. The whole place was clean and tidy. I would highly recommend this place.

Lovely environment staff made us feel very welcome food was fantastic roast beef Sunday lunch was one of the best we have had beef and roast potatoes cooked to perfection vegetables ample. Two ladies dining on their own felt comfortable and well looked after will be back soon

All of our starters were lovely, the main courses (including fish and chips) were perfect and although we shouldn't have the deserts were delicious. All served by a lovely smiley waitress. Can't ask for more, we will definitely be back.

We were passing through as I was trying to find a place I had been to before on the way to Bury Saint Edmunds and could not find it! However we stumbled upon it after seeing a sign at the end of the road (a dead end so no passing trade as such).When we stepped inside we were intrigued by the inside, in a good way I hasten to add.It seems that a lot of locals eat here which was nice to see and so many people walking in early Sunday Lunch time. We hadn't booked but they were able to accommodate us. The service was polite and friendly. The food arrived and it was all fresh vegetables and everything was cooked to perfection. We could not fault anything. Next time we will come in and eat a desert, as we were too full! I will be going shopping this way again if it means that I will eat here, an enticement to go shopping!Thanks for the great food experience.

The Shed has changed hand recently so thought we would give it a try. What a lovely surprise, we had Sunday lunch and it was really lovely, amazing Yorkshire puddings lovely soft meat. would recommend this place to all my friends. we have booked a table for a christmas party.

Heard this was under new management so decided to pay a visit. Didn't expect such a lovely modern place; looks great with plenty of large tables and lots of booth seating - very clean and fresh too!Nice choice of food on the menu - highlights for us were fab sausages and a very tasty lasagne followed by a delicious chocolate brownie and lemon meringue Eton mess. The waiting staff were very friendly and attentive and the whole visit was enjoyable. Always nice to find somewhere new to eat and will definitely go back soon.

Have been in here before for a drink Change hands since, so thought we would try the food Had whitebait for starters. For main course two people had burgers and I had sausages and fries which was fantastic Service was fantastic and bar staff friendly. The food is good and fantastic portions. I would like to see maybe pies or fish and chips on menu Drinks are good price Toilets are nice and clean

Popped in for a evening meal . The service was quick and the food very good.Will definitely be back again Tony

You know when you walk into somewhere and everything goes quiet and all the locals turn and stare you up and down then talk out of the side of their mouths in that sort of whispering way??Well welcome to Dodge folks, the locals dont seem to friendly in here nor inviting as they guard their space around the bar in their specific stool.That aside the building itself is very welcoming and new and worth a visit even if it is just to put the locals out.£14.65 for a large gin and tonic and a apple juice OUCH that`s gotta hurt !!!Would i eat here, well it looked very pleasant and the staff (although a bit slow) are welcoming and polite.Only serve Sunday lunch roast on a Sunday.Worth a visit but make sure you have had a drink before you go.Smokers directly at the entrance wafting smoke in is never a good intro to anywhere.

Trying hard to be a distinct 'pub' with food to match.The place is OK, somewhat loud for a place to eat particularly as it was busy with drinkers when we went; service was slow (pet hate of mine, I admit).Would probably benefit from concentrating on better but simpler pub grub - it seems to be trying a little hard to do more mut falling well short of anythign approaching a restaurant.Place was OK though, will probably go again at some point but no rush. But please, bar stadd, don't get distracted serving people at the bar leaving table customers' drinks sitting there.

Title says it all. It is 1 mile from the Abbey- a super NT place, with terrific House and Gardens. Menu conventional and reasonably priced. Service good and friendly (much better and more varied menu than the Abbey's rather clinical cafe).

Have just move to the village, and was surprised there was this lovely pub, food was very nice. And the staff could not do enough for us. Will be going again. With all the family.

Nice beer and simple, tasty food in a .....big shed. Just perfect venue after a walk along the lode in Lode.

We popped by for a drink with a view to ordering some food, but it just frankly lacked any ambience at all. The music was blaring far too loudly and we left after our drink. Maybe we're a bit too old! Shame really as we were staying in Lode and this was the only available place to eat and drink.

Excellent late lunch after walk at Anglesey Abbey. Lovely welcoming staff, good honest food, good value - highly recommend .

Never leave bad reviews, but this was really not good. Burnt food. Felt like i'd eaten a carbon pencil for the rest of the night. Had a good experience previously...but wont be coming back. A complete shocker!

Not overly busy when we went but such a lovely modern clean comfortable large ex social club new pub. It got busier during our stay. We were surprised to be told this free-house has been around for a few years as everything felt and looked so new.The menu is traditional pub fayre. I had the Gammon, egg, peas and real chips then chocolate gluten-free tart with fresh pouring cream for dessert. Two pints of a Oakham single hop ale went down well too. Can’t praise the quality and service enough. Neither could my cousin or her partner pleased at her good choice.Give it a try you will be wowed by it too.

I had cycled past this place a couple of times and thought it looked nice and really wanted to try it. We really wanting to like it as a new local option.However, We went for Sunday lunch today to try it for the first time. I checked the Sunday menu on the website, but when we arrived the menu was different with fewer options and priced per item rather than a Sunday set price menu.There were no main course fish options and so I asked and were offered scampi and chips which my wife chose. I went for the roast beef with the trimmings.Well, the scampi looked like it was off the children's menu (but larger portion) and straight out of the freezer. The quality of the beef itself was good, but over cooked and therefore rather tough. The veg looked nice, but the cauliflower was so overcooked it had no flavour and was the consistency of mashed potato. Carrots overcooked but the curly kale was actually ok!The horseradish was just Heinz sachets on the table and didn't really taste of anything much and certainly not horseradish.At £14.99 for the beef and £10.99 for the scampi it was very disappointing. We decided to skip the dessert and coffee, as we didn't trust the quality at this stage and felt we could do better at home.Shan't be going back.

Very Disappointing. Little atmosphere with kids running about the place. Ordered garlic bread as a starter which never arrived. The main meal arrived quickly and was OK, apart from the fact we were overcharged for it (2 menu items at £10.99 appeared on the bill as £23.98 !!) Didn't want to cause a scene by complaining, but it added to the unpleasantness of the experience. Glad to get out of the place and will not be returning.

We have been into the Shed on a number of occasions, for a drink and to eat.It is a an interesting location, more like a social club than pub, but well done, and comfortable. Drinks wise have a good range of ales, lagers, ciders and gins.However, food is hit and miss, have had a great meal, but also some which were slightly wide of the mark. I suspect they have had a turnover of chefs, as they do seem to struggle for consistency.However, would be prepared to give it another go

So we thought we’d go to the Shed after work as it’s convenient and we was hungry, we’d herd such lovely things about the food and the chef. The place itself was nice but my food wasn’t so great, my chicken was singed, the skin was literally crumbling into powder and it was way to hard to cut let alone chew. The thing which annoyed me is they came to ask if everything was ok just before I’d even had the chance to cut it, I was starving after a long stressful day at work and could not be bothered so i ate the chips and left the chicken. It didn’t satisfy me in any way, if anything I ended up with indigestion. It’s put me off trying anything else due to the fact the menu is limited and most things include the same things. My mums scampi was ok and a safe option but to me I didn’t think it looked so great. I am highly disappointed as I did mention it to the waitress and she all she said she do was mention it to the chef, I literally paid £12 something for a few chips and couple of bites of chicken.

Fantastic meal last night. Really good choice on menu. I couldn’t choose between 2 starters but I had the Brie which was really tasty. I have previously had my 2nd best steak here but the sirloin I had was definitely the best I have ever tasted, cut like butter and tasted like heaven. Unfortunately no room for dessert which was probably good as I would have struggled to choose between them. Service was amazing as always

Called in for lunch as we were near and will most definitely be calling again! Lovely waitress who was very helpful and fun at the same time. The meals were really tasty and well presented - nothing was too much trouble. Very highly recommended

We made a visit one lunch time very nice and polite waitress , the pub restaurant is a lot bigger than the outside suggest . I had salt and pepper chicken a little disappointed pre cooked chicken which was a little dry served with cooked frozen chips which I don’t like at all ( can not beet proper cooked chips . The wife had pulled pork burger and chips which she enjoyed.

My wife and I really enjoyed our first visit to The Shed. Be warned though the main courses are HUGE!

We came on a Sunday afternoon as a family of 10 with 4 kids. Unfortunately, the first thing that we were made aware of was that there was no children's menu. No options of alternatives for the children either. So essentially, the kids had bread. This was not made clear over the phone either as i did mention that we needed high chairs.The meal took a long time to come considering it was a roast. I would expect it all to be cooked and ready. The gravy was super salty and the beef wasn't great. Essentially, it felt like a meal that had been sitting on a hot plate. But it took a long time to come out. They did apologise for the wait but i would have expected a warning beforehand.We had a good goats cheese starter, however.We enjoyed the space as it allowed the kids to play inThe pool table was also a good additionThis place is also close Anglesey Abbey which makes it a convenient place to eat.

Pros:Accepted a large booking (10 inc 2 high chairs)Large and spaciousComfortable seatingGood toiletsClean and modernEasy to parkA minutes drive from Angelsey AbbeyPool tableCons:No child menu on a SundayNo child friendly activities (eg crayons)Unacceptably slow servicePoor table serviceDesserts still frozenGravy far too saltyExpensive (£25 for a three course meal that was disappointing and took 2 hours)No condiments offered (eg mustard)Difficult to place drinks orders during mealConclusion:Honestly think this place is missing a trick as it is so ideally suited for families visiting Anglesey Abbey who fancy a proper pub treat afterwards. I’d be willing to give it another try in a year or so. All of the cons could be so easily fixed with a few tweaks. Just sad that it was poor on my Mum’s birthday meal.

I booked lunch here for 5 (including my disabled mum). We had great service, they were great with my Mum as her electric wheelchair decided to stop working on the way in! Food was good pub grub, I enjoyed the gammon steak with chunky chips. Thought the trout was a little meagre but everyone enjoyed their meal. Great to head onto Anglesey Abby afterwards too. Would happily go back!

The first visits were fine and we actually complimented the chef.the last visit was not good but we gave the benefit of doubt.this visit was the worst one we have had for food quality.the turkey escollops were over cooked and very dry.they had been cooked early on and reheated in microwave.the crumble was a soggy mess and again reheated in microwave.to top it all they had no custard.this was a repeat of the last time we came when there was no custard.it seems it was because the chef had broken his leg.!!!!.it took over 2 hours to have lunch.i guess it's time to find somewhere else.ps.if you want a lunchtime disco perhaps this would suit you. What a shame.

We had a friendly greeting on arrival and able to choose our own table. The Shed was busy but not packed. Plenty of room between tables, good to have conversations without shouting over other people's chatter. Two of us ordered burgers, which had a good smoky chargrill flavour. Sea bass was good. The game casserole was tasty, but some of the meat was a wee bit dry. No need to order extra sides (though these are also available) as plenty of veg and/or salad provided. We had the fruit fool for pudding, which was very yummy. Reasonable prices and relaxed service. As other people have said it is a very large venue. Splendid for a party or work event.

Although the food was fine, this is not a place I'd rush back to. It feels like a shed with poor ambience - it feels like a shed!

nice food, quick service, a gateway to Anglesey Abbey. Easy parking always. Interesting shop next door selling local produce and wide range of plants. Worth joining the national trust to visit here a couple of times each year.!

Weird layout with so much empty space. Looks like a working men's club crossed with a wetherspoons. We went with our 8 month old son after a local visit and were shown in pleasantly and our orders with taken with a bit of Smalltalk. After our orders drinks came over we waited a whole hour before our main course came over and they were bland and overpriced.We weren't even offered an apology for the wait, despite pointing out that we had a fidgety little baby with us that had started to get grouchy.Not recommended. Service not quite up to scratch. food way off!

The Shed can't make up it's mind if it is a pub with food, or a restaurant, with a good sized bar(with stools) and about 8 beers on draught. Either way the food and service is good and the prices reasonable. Well worth a visit.

Saw the roadside sign so tried it and as it happened to be a Wednesday we caught the pensioner's Lunch deal! It was so good we made room for a dessert.Service was a tad slow as it seemed to be a popular promotion and the staff were kept very busy. The Main menu exuded quality so hope to go back especially on our next visit to Anglesey Abbey which is very close by.

I had booked a month in advance for an after winter lights supper, there were only four of us so it shouldn't have been as painful as it turned out to be. We arrived about 15 mins early and they were not overly busy so we waited for the final member of our party and ordered drinks. we looked over the menu and made a decision. but we waited for more than half an hour before anyone came near us and then only he took the starters (he was new apparently )then it was almost an hour before these hit the table!! only to be told sorry we are really busy!! errrm i dont think so , would hate to see it when it was packed out. all the starters were salad based, nothing to cook!!eventually we got our mains after having to order again but by then it was almost 10pm!!! so all in all not a great experience. would i go back yes... because the food is actually really nice!

Great place to meet up with friends for Sunday lunch. Convenient for A14 and M11.The Shed is ideal for large parties. The food was good the staff friendly.

We pop in here on a regular basis after walking our dog on the Fen or at Anglesey for a drink and bite to eat. It’s been consistently good food from sandwiches to main meals, staff are always friendly and efficient and Doris the lurcher has been made welcome from day one. It’s always worth the drive over and can recommend it.

Impressed with location and ambience of the Restaurant, but they were short staffed one waitress to serve all the customers plus a Chef went off sick, We placed our order , 90 minutes later nothing had emerged from the kitchen, requested info told our order had not gone through to the Kitchen, so we had to start again, 20 minutes later the Soup arrived ( Soup was good) 35 minutes later the main course appeared ( Unfortunately not good quality) we were given an apology and offered free coffees, would I visit again maybe??

Went here before a visit to Anglesey abbey. We were quickly shown to a table, drinks arrived quickly and food shortly after ordering. The meal was excellent, well cooked and a good sized portion. The chips were excellent. Very reasonably priced too.

We eat at The Shed 2-3 times a week, my other half pops in most days, we love the fabulous Sunday roast the most, the lovely atmosphere, friendly staff and comfy surroundings. The Shed also has various evenings of entertainment, Quizzes, Open Mic Nights, Karaoke, Bands, Singers. Wednesdays, they have a pensioner day, which is becoming very popular. The Shed has only been open just over a year and already has a steady following of customers. We are a pair of those followers. We are looking forward to Christmas and New Year at The Shed! Always a warm welcome.

Booked family lunch for 8, great service, accommodated children and elderly without hassle. Food great and service excellent!! Would definitely recommend and revisit soon.

Don't go to this restaurant if you are black. I had a bad experience there. I went in for a drink and meal, waited at the bar, but wasn't served when it was my turn. When I pointed this out, the barmaid told me, in an abrupt way, that she hadn't seen me. When I asked whether this was because I am black, it led to an argument. Another customer got involved, and gave me racial abuse.

Another Sunday lunch and it didn't fail to be a great experience - all round. First time we had a vegetarian in our party for Sunday lunch and he was delighted with his option. The welcome accompaniment of vegetarian gravy for him won points too. It is great to see this place so busy. We first came here not long after it opened. Momentum gathering and reputation building. Makes us wish we lived in Lode.

2nd visit to the shed. As with the first visit the shed is clean and fresh looking as you walk in. It's nice and spacious yet the boothed tables give you a feeling of privacy. Great friendly , welcoming atmosphere. Staff pleasant,polite and friendly. It's only a small menu choice but the 2 meals I've had there have been generous portions, very tasty and nicely presented . Food is fresh and hot. price wise very reasonable....... 3 course meal with 2 drinks have cost me approx £30. Would highly recommend........ It's a little gem just waiting to be discovered.

A family visit for my sons birthday, food was delicious. Waitress was very helpful with my father in law who is a ceoliac. Great place to take family young and old. The kids especially enjoyed the sausage and mash!

Situated close to National Trust's Anglesey Abbey, some miles north of Cambridge boundary, this place does quite decent food in a small village and an "industrial" feeling building. It's on large scale, with an added mezzanine floor, and a long bar and it's open midday to midnight ( food served fewer hours ). The menu is pretty good and the standard is good, honest food.bService was good and there is lots of space between tables, leaving a peaceful, if a little empty, atmosphere.

We were excited to go to the new place, when we got there we were underwhelmed, there was no atmosphere, the waitress didn't know the answers to any of the questions we asked about the menu. When we got our food it was OK but really nothing special, very over priced for what it was.