The best restaurants in Gamlingay South Cambridgeshire East of England

Filled rolls are excellent with fresh ingredients. Fried breakfast was best I've had in a long time, and good price. Very nice staff also. Highly recommended.

Such a little Gem. Very central with great inside and outside seating. Extremely friendly staff ,food and drinks are delicious and very well priced. Will definitely be returning here !! Also a good place to bring a laptop and get on with some work.

Great pub. Great people. Great stories. Great drinks. Great photos.

Highly recommend. Traveled on my own. I happened upon here as i was visiting PAUS. down the road and The Red House was recommended on their website. A wonderful pub and room beautiful - everything to a very high standard and super clean. Very easy and relaxed. Will stay again and recommend to friends

Another delicious meal tonight.The chicken madras was as lovely as ever.The staff are amazing and really welcoming.Busy on a Thursday night which says it all .Will be returning very soon.👌

Had a great lunch today fish & chips, amazing! Alway's good food & service with a smile! Been here many times, can't praise it enough.

We visited here for the first time ,looking for outdoor plants and pots . All the plants looked well cared for and strong . The staff were very helpful and answered our questions about the plants . It is conveniently placed and accessable . Will definitely visit again .

It’s been a while since we have visited and it seems as though it may have changed hands. We were seated, served, ate and out within 45 mins. This was for a starter and main course. The service was pleasant - staff friendly, but sadly most of the diners were all seated in the smaller area and it was very noisy in there so it wasn’t really a relaxing meal. Food was served super quick and although tasty it felt it may have been prepped well in advance/or possibly oven heated. Undecided. However the Salmon was lovely. Burgers were smaller than the bun served in. Slightly disappointing. Not a reflection on staff just think a bit more time could be taken between courses.

We expect a landlady to have a certain brusque disposition, it rather goes with the territory when you're managing a pub. There is a very big difference, however, between a firm manner and overt discourtesy. Before visiting, I had read older reviews, but dismissed them as the usual village gossip and sour grapes. I'm afraid, though, that staff at the Cock Inn come exactly as described - gratuitously and randomly rude. Funnily enough, everyone else in the village seems happy with my manners; even the teens working at the Co-op can manage a smile now and then - it's just this one place. The building's interior and gardens are actually quite attractive - presumably this is the only reason they are still in business - but the architecture is not in itself enough to warrant a visit. If you are travelling any kind of distance, and especially if you are visiting with others who would be embarrassed if you have to walk out, you might consider choosing a different pub.

Went to lunch on Friday lunchtime at the hardwicke arms while walking around the wimpole estate with my partner. Suberb! Although the bar seemed quiet we received very personal service. I had the Hamm, egg and chips which were some of the best chips I have tasted. My partner had a salmon and crayfish baked potato which was quite unusual. Both meals were decent size portion s and were delicious. The bar also has a gin the which had some unusual flavours Pity I was driving.... would certainly return if in the area again