The best restaurants in South Cambridgeshire East of England

The pub does a great Sunday roast. Lots of meat and fresh veg, a huge Yorkshire and roast potatoes. It was delicious and well priced at £16.95. Lovely pub garden. This pub is handy for visitors to Wimpole Hall. It's a community owned pub and deserves lots of support.

Best villge pub /restaurant. Food fantastic Staff exceptional Beer fantastic 👌

Reservamos una mesa para las 5 pm, ya que estaban ocupados antes. El joven de unos 20 años que nos atendió fue sobresaliente. Él era muy amable, sabía sus cosas e hizo que mi esposa y yo nos sintiéramos muy bienvenidos. Nada era demasiado problema, a pesar de que se había precipitado. Buena variedad de menú y precios razonables.

Best Sunday roast for miles, great food great service. ....... go there. Still the best.

Lovely evening meal .dave and Colleen looked after us great .looking forward to going back soon

Curry was nice and spicy, really lived up unlike some take outs, very pleased

We were gifted a Cambscuisine voucher for £50 and decided to come here as nearer to us plus planned a visit to Wimpole Hall as well as less then 5 miles away. Shown to table in conservatory and very attentive service from then on. We both had the 3 course set lunch menu which was very nicely cooked. Husband's bacon chop although very thick was also half fat which was a bit off putting but the sticky toffee pudding complete with home made honeycomb more than made up for it. It was a shame that our bill took 5 attempts to get it right! The voucher was not deducted at first then it was just plain wrong from then on. We asked for the service charge which in our case was £6.75 and the £1 community help to be taken off because of this. It has not put us off visiting again if in the area as very nice pub and village.

Warning … this is not a proper Greene king pub…. Despite all the signage. Blue light card NOT accepted. Food ok but basic. No music tonight, just a bit flat .

Sunday lunch. Loads of well cooked veg and tender meat. Only criticism was the vast amount of thick (bland) gravy poured over the entire meal. Would have preferred a gravy boat so could choose how much gravy to have. Unfortunately the gravy dominated all the other flavours - other wise would have been a delicious Sunday Roast. At £20 a head I would have expected delicious (non-generic) gravy that compliments the meal. Sticky toffee pudding was to die for ! Lots of warm sticky toffee sauce and a light and delicious sponge , and some lovely vanilla ice cream ! Staff were lovely , service quick and efficient. Lovely ambience. Minor tweak with the gravy recipe / and a gravy boat and would have been top marks !

It's been a few years since we visited 77 in Caxton. I always remember it being very good but our experience this week was fantastic. Still the same quirky pub setting but the food was exceptional - probably some of the best Thai food I've ever had. It's strange how you get out of the habit of going places, and when you return, it's far better than you remember. We won't be leaving it so long before returning. I also noticed that they do 'take-aways' which is good to know.

Arrived for an impromptu family evening out, and we were not felt disappointed. Ordered pizzas and garlic breads with all the chips to share between 3 and a burger for the other. All of the food was exceptional. Slight alterations to meet tastes were not an issue. Could not fault a thing

Called in early evening made very welcome as usual. Staff very attentive nice and clean interior. Varied menu will call in at a later stage and book table rather than a take away. Can see why they are nominated for the British curry awards.

Steak was extremely good, staff were very friendly. Overall, a great meal and experience. Lager was nice, however there was a limited selection. Also, they had ran out of lobster which was disappointing, we will be back to try this in the future.

Great fish and chips, best in the area for me .