The best restaurants in The Wilbrahams South Cambridgeshire East of England

A beautiful location, comfortable, cozy room and lovely staff made this an amazing night away from the kids for my wife and I.

Nice Restaurant The menu was quite special. Got venison, beef cheeks and lamb pasta. Overall everything tasted good. Delicious and tender beef and venison. Personally I prefer the mashed potato than the layered potato. The vegetables were not overcooked. Everything was correctly seasoned with good balance. You know, the side didn't taste bland after you bite the main. Glad that the bread pudding was not too sweet. Personally I hate dessert being too sweet. The staff was very efficient. Wanted to get our order as soon as giving us the menu. The restaurant area was clean. Lovely environment. Just some problems with the toilets. They were really smelly when customers passed by in the narrow corridor.

Lovely pub with a great atmosphere. Haven't eaten here yet but the food coming out from the kitchen looked very nice.

Had the best night here lovely pub everyone so friendly and the staff are amazing can't do enough for you , Also the rooms are lovely to bed so comfortable everything you need little fridge with little snacks coffee and t and breakfast cereal and biscuits . Definitely stay here again so if you thinking of staying over in Cambridge you definitely want to book into The Kings Head .

Incredible food, excellent ambience and amazing service. Mark and his team create a brilliant all round experience. Highly recommend

Walked for miles to go for food as advertised as open, dog friendly only to get there and it's shut for business full stop not happy not even sign in windows to say why.

Delicious food!! London chippy's could learn a few things!

Terrible customer service at the gym / spa. Rude and unhelpful. Complaint email has had no response Edit: Response received 5 days after email, and after review - not within 24 hours as suggested

Ordered regular cappuccino's and were told that the servery had run out of cups !!! Consequently we received our drinks in half-full large cups - not very appeallling or satisfactory. Surely an upgrade or alternative might have been offered.? The amount requested at the till was incorrect - and it was necessary to point out that we had only one, not two scones. A previous visit was fine - but not this one - and no response to feedback sent directly.

Great village pub in a lovely setting. The menu was really good and you didn’t have to have a roast if you didn’t want to as there were other choices available . You could have roast beef , roast pork or roast turkey or a combination of all 3. Served with a Yorkshire , roast potatoes and a nice selection of vegetables . Plenty of gravy which is great as I hate having to ask for more. Lovely friendly staff and great service. Looking forward to my next visit .

Service was excellent, but the food was very overpriced for what you get. I am a bit disappointed as I was very looking forward to have a great experience and the food was very avaridge, nothing special. I could have spend that money elsewhere and enjoyed my dinner more. Overall wasn't a horrendous experience but I would not consider to return.

Great good and lovely location. Chloe and the team did great service. Baby friendly.

Having had an extremely poor stay and meal at another of the Chestnut Group pubs I was dismayed to find that my son had booked The Carpenter’s Arms for our family reunion. Sadly it lived down to my poor expectations. The dining area was really appealing but any praise ends there. The service was slow and patchy. Despite being asked to pre-order our meals the wait for food was inordinately long. The white wine was not properly chilled and having to add ice to a good glass of wine is not ideal. No apology. My main of “Pan roasted cod fillet, fondant potato, sweetcorn, fennel, lobster bisque” was barely lukewarm. The cod clearly wasn’t pan fried and the skin was soggy. The fondant potato wasn’t cooked through and the “lobster bisque” was a tasteless, unseasoned, liquid. The affogato for dessert should be vanilla ice cream topped with hot espresso. I was served a minute scoop of ice cream with a jug of stone cold, extremely bitter coffee. Just vile! Sadly this expensive, mediocre experience matched our previous experience at a Chestnut Group pub.

Excellent service and amazing place definitely go again the river is lovely and the service amazing food excellent can’t go wrong here