The best restaurants in Market Cambridge East of England

One of the best fish and chip shops in Cambridge. Sadly, it seems to be closed now. I hope they come back at some point

Hadn't been here for ages as it is not the best of places for refreshments. We called in today to get a refund for some slippers that started to fall apart after less than two weeks. Person serving not very bright ! I put the defective slippers on the counter with my receipt at the side of them. I told him one of the slippers was falling apart after less than two weeks. In typical robotic style he uttered, "Have you got your receipt ?" Help!! As we were in there we decided we would just have a tea and cappuccino before walking back for the park and ride bus to return to our car. Queue was not too long but service was, as usual, so slow. The walking art gallery woman serving ought to have her long dyed blonde hair tied back as she was flicking and shaking it about all the time and where food is involved this is not good hygiene practice. Then, as we were sitting and having our drinks we, and several others, were shocked by a bang as a roof tile dropped down on an unfortunate customer sitting a few seats away. Luckily he didn't appear to be injured. I was shocked as well as I have PTSD. There was an area that was screened off for work in progress but it was inadequately guarded and the seats and table should never have been as close to the screened area as they were - as this poor chap discovered ! All in all, a very eventful visit but for the wrong reasons.

The service was not the best, we had to wait to be served a very long time that we thought to walk out. Pizza is okay but the toppings are below average.

Very friendly staffs with good service. Good place to go with family, friends as a dog friendly cafe. We had been there twice when we traveled to Cambridge.

Don’t let the comfy interior fool you, the landlord and landlady have a history of throwing people out and my friends and I fell victim to this, the drinks are good but the service is terrible, we were thrown out over something that didn’t involve us and the landlord came up to us swearing and raising his voice at us almost shouting about something we didn’t even know happened. I live locally and hear tails of this happening often. Terrible service

Stopped here at about 1210 so early for lunch. There was only one sandwich and two tuna melt panini rolls to choose from very poor at this time of day. One panini chosen and toasted this I was told very nice it also had cheese and a light onion filling along with the tuna. I had a tomato and basil soup which was served with two lightly toasted sour dough bread slices. The was also nice. It appeared lots of tables being used by people on laptops who look like they have been there ages. Well this is Cambridge with lots of students.

One member of staff serving customers, IN THE MORNING. Busiest time of time for coffee drinkers and commuters yet every day they have own staff member serving and one pottering around filling shelves.

Terrible rude service. Queued for nearly 20 minutes in the hot sun without so much as an acknowledgement or an apology (they were busy, but they were talking a lot to Asian nationals at the front of the queue). I eventually asked how long it would be and the proprietor just grunted. I walked away. They don’t advertise their prices and they don’t take card payments so I suggest you go somewhere more civilised that treats you like a valued customer.

friendly staff, great coffee. perfect for solo or groups. highly recommend. perfect for people watching. i have the avocado special, highly recommend.

The Roof Top Bar is a top end establishment, yet recently it is anything but, broken and dirty toilets, dirty tables, untidy chairs, staff talking rather than making the place tidy and acceptable.

The food was fine, we had to wait for it for more than an hour, even though we pre-booked the table. Also, there were extra lines in the bill :(

Nice staff and big seating area on the 1 floor. Not much to eat, coffee is fine.

Can get extremely busy, has 2 floors of seating. Central City Centre location. Has self service ordering screens with language selection in addition to till points.

Amazing position, friendly people, but the worst and most overpriced Spritz of my life. 14£ for basically a red-coloured glass of water. Humble suggestion: 1/3 Aperol, 1/3 Prosecco, 1/3 sparkling water. Price £10. Ah, and crisps and olives should be included. That’s the way it’s supposed to be done.

A great city centre location a short walk from the Grand Arcade Shopping Centre parking (albeit expensive parking). The spacious open bar easily facilitated our group. A great range of beers served quickly and efficiently. Snacks provided were served as we mingled.