The best restaurants serving British food in East Cambridgeshire East of England

When I went in the other day , pretty expensive, prices , the girl on the till had a blank expression, just stared me out as I walked in , when I payed she didn’t even give me my change , wasn’t worth kicking off about , Place was clean and the portions were generous .

sorry I won't be having a breakfast here again because i'm not keen on grease let alone loads of lard and it may put weight on the mid sectionbut everyone loves a fry up in the winter don't they

Beautiful pub in a lovely location. Very clean and well presented. The barmaid was lovely and friendly.

Excellent food and superb service by Annie. Maybe we had the wrong seats but despite being 8pm on a Saturday night we were surrounded by kids, babies and alcohol-fuelled Irish who were no strangers to swearing. Still a cracking pub but it’s not a romantic dinner for two. There are better in this chain of pubs.

Highly recommend going here. Delicious food and a lovely atmosphere.

Great food, good atmosphere, friendly staff

Ad ogni visita nel Suffolk una cena da The Old Plough non può mancare. Tutti i piatti sono ben presentati, gustosi e sempre accompagnati da un servizio di ottime verdure di contorno. Il cavolfiore al formaggio è il mio preferito…favoloso! Ottimi anche i dolci!

Having just returned from having a family Sunday carvery at the Anchor in Little Downham we had delightful lunch. If your in the area and looking for a Sunday lunch I highly recommend it.

Great food, would recommend!! Salt and pepper squid is delicious.

Called in for lunch, had the deep fried brie and one of the sandwiches of the day. Topped it off with a dessert and coffee. Absolutely fantastic and the staff were really friendly

Great little pub with Gluten Free options, great service and dog friendly.

Well, I’d give zero stars if I could. For what you get, you’re better off getting a microwave tv dinner which is so disappointing as we have been before and it was amazing!!! The menu is very dated, which I can see is part of the yesteryear charm, but the standard of ingredients and cooking is really poor for the price you pay. The starters had gristle and bone in them to an unreasonable level. The gravy with the beef was watery, the meat was chewy and the fish was overcooked to be too dry. I’m sure no one but forethought and planning are to blame, but the roast meat was served with boiled new potatoes as roast potatoes had run out by 7pm on a weekend. The waiter was a cheerful boy, but showed little flare for decent service, and took almost full plates back to the kitchen. No one asked how our meal was, and when we tried to speak to someone, they were all in the kitchen. I had hoped this was a random series of unfortunate events on a night without usual staff, but it appears a new normal having looked at other reviews. Such a shame for a historically lovely establishment with a beautiful location and lovely setting.

Great sandwiches and cakes with beautiful scenic views of the cathedral. Dog friendly with outdoor seating. Prices are moderately.

Took my friend with me and as after 3.30pm obviously no meals then.Had a sausage roll and a piece of cake.I know you only get a slice for £3.95 as like that at other garden centres. If the assistant had not heard me moan about the slice being a slither half the size it is normally,I don't think would have charged me less.We will not be going back and unwelcoming and just felt a nuisance.The worse cafe experience we have had.

Food isn’t very tasty , ordered a burger which was tiny , was about half the size of a usual 1/4 . Chips are dry and tasteless Glasses for drinks are dirty We was overcharged by £4 too Won’t return