The Stable in East Cambridgeshire

Called here with a friend whilst having work done on car. Ordered full English with tea and coffee. Served without delay. Fantastic selection on the plate + 2 rounds of toast. Brilliant!

It’s definitely a must to visit this restaurant if you love Portuguese cuisine or if you willing to feel addicted to it! It’s not a big place but is really friendly and you just feel you are at home! It’s a really informal place, that seems a typical Portuguese cafe with really fresh food, homemade food! If you live in Cambridge or close by probably this is probably the place to taste portuguese traditional food!

Small place but a friendly atmosphere and good pastries. They accept card payments, which us very useful.

A small restaurant, looks more like a cafe then I restaurant. The menu is on a board just inside the door and has a good choice. I had fish, which is fresh, nothing has been frozen, and the vegetables are seasonal. You can enjoy your meal with a glass of Portuguese wine. No starter for me, the main course was plentiful. Afterwards I had a cup of Portuguese coffee, very nice! The owners are very nice and very helpful, the service is excellent. Some Portuguese customers ordered Clams and the owner brought them to me to show me how good they were. The smell was heavenly. Prices are very reasonable. The restaurant is on the high street, there is plenty of space to park your car in nearby side streets.

My mornings always begin with a relaxing coffee or two in this lovely little Portuguese oasis. Great for a cooked breakfast, toastie or a classic custatd tart. Friendly owners make this a must stop on my way to work.

The bitoque, the bacalao, and the breakfasts are first rate and reasonably priced. The service is friendly and the atmosphere warm and relaxed. Don’t forget to purchase some delicious pastries on the way out. Great experience.

Perfect for a quick breakfast sandwich. I havnt actually been inside as my parter goes and get it each time on his way from work. So I've no idea what it's like inside, but the bread is fresh and meat is good.

Delicious food!Portuguese custard tarts are amazing!!!! Lovely people,made to feel very welcome.We will be back!

The good points about this cafe are that it is open on a Sunday morning and it is clean and tidy. Other than that, it is like stepping back into the 1970s. The only thing missing is the pinball machine. The brick patterned wall covering any polystyrene ceiling tiles set the mood. Not one but two fruit machines take it a step further. I’m not sure why the tv was on but it was more annoying than entertaining. We chose not to eat anything after looking at the cakes on display. All appeared to have seen better days so we just had a coffee each. It was not expensive at less than £2 each for a cappuccino but was pretty awful. Mine tasted salty. Perhaps the cooked breakfast is what makes this cafe special but I wasn’t prepared to risk it.