Delivery
Pickup
Outdoor
The best restaurants serving British food in South Cambridgeshire East of England
81 Restaurants on GastroRanking
Delivery
Pickup
Outdoor
25 Opinions in 1 websites
We visited for coffee and cake as it had been recommended to us . We had barista coffee which was good and not too strong . Americano and a skinny cappuccino . My hubby had a warm sausage roll, pastry cooked well with flavour filled sausage meat. I had lemon drizzle cake which was a decent portion. It was moist and not too dense with plenty of flavour. Staff were friendly and they bring the order to your table. Seating inside and out. They do rolls and they do pizzas in the evening(haven’t tried these)
3 Opinions in 1 websites
Home made pastaries, desserts, English & Turkish breakfast and rolls beside delicious coffee or tea. It was much more than i expected from a small Van Couldn’t have chance to try all of them but the ones i tried is enough to say perfect. Don’t miss Mosaic Cake which is my fav😉
1251 Opinions in 2 websites
I've wanted to have a classic high tea for a long time and share the experience with my husband, who has a different cultural background than mine. After searching various places, I decided on Carridges. The quirkiness of having a high tea on a classic pulman train carridge looked exciting. As this outing was for my birthday, we went for the high tea and booked a private compartment in their Oliver carridge. It did not disappoint. Walking through the display gardens onto the station where the Carridges are set is lovely. We were greeted by warm, friendly staff, who checked your booking and confirmed issues around any dietary issues. We were shown to our compartment, which was lovely. A small bottle of bubbly to share and our choice of tea ordered, and our high tea arrived. The staff were very attentive about allergens, and there were no issues with what we had. There was a lovely selection of finger sandwiches, warm savouries, little desserts, and then followed by the scones. We swapped out the savoury scones for the sweet ones, and this was no issue. There was more than ample for two people, and we were offered boxes to take the remaining items home. My husband loved the tea and was furiously searching the Internet once home to find some. The one thing I would advise on is that if your sat nav is not up to date, it would be better to use Google maps on your phone. As the though the new roads can confuse. Once near, follow the actual signs for Banolds as you immediately turn left into the car park for carridges. I say this as Google Maps got confused at this point and was trying to take us into the driveway of a house. (Carridges was directly behind here).we also had the 3.15pm sitting, so bear in mind the tea time rush hour traffic when you are finished.
412 Opinions in 2 websites
5 star Review ⭐️ I have to say, I’m only writing this because I can’t quite believe how friendly professional and kind the lady’s of Linton Kitchen ALL are, it’s a pleasure to go in, and then to top it off the coffee food and homemade delicious cakes make it the place to go any day of the week. I have to give special thanks to Alex, whom has never had anything other than the brightest smile on her face and my son now loves going in to get special attention from Alex. Linton kitchen staff, you’ve made moving here an easier experience for me and a warm welcoming home from home hub to go too.
337 Opinions in 3 websites
Popped in for lunch on Saturday with a baby in tow. The main bar was quite full, thinking the other patrons might like to continue their experience in peace we asked to go into the empty restaurant half. The staff even brought a highchair through to complete our private dinning experience. Good value simple food, we had jacket potato and burger with chips.
226 Opinions in 1 websites
Fantastic find for a special birthday treat. This is an exclusive small dining room above the Sloop Inn. The menu is the same fabulous fresh food and cooked in the same kitchen as the pub but it is quiet, smart and a fabulous classy ambience upstairs. We were lucky to have the best, romantic window table in the house, the most delicious fresh cooked food and fantastic friendly service. I had Mackerel Pate to start and the Fish Pie which was divine. My husband had fresh cooked Mussels and the most tender and flavoursome Steak he has ever had, and he's had a lot ! The table next to us had a couple of the seafood/fish platters to share which really looked amazing, brimming with fresh crab, lobster, prawns etc. We really enjoyed our meal and the ambience would definitely recommend to others and visit again.
210 Opinions in 1 websites
We’ve visited Provenance a few times in the summer and it is normally a treat. We popped in for lunch this week and it was really disappointing though. Firstly the restaurant was cold. I didn’t take off my coat and gloves the whole time we were there. For starter I had a pork croquette. It was a lump. The size and shape of a Gregg’s sausage roll and a really peculiar texture. I only ate half of it. For main course my husband had a lamb burger. It was left on the side for ages and almost cold. The amount of cumin in the mayo made it very peculiar. Our fries were also almost cold. My main course, pork loin, was underdone in places and over in others. It came with a gravy that wasn’t mentioned on the menu. I wouldn’t have ordered it had I known. Overall, we won’t be rushing back. Staff apologised and took the cost of the fries off our meal (£4). The experience still cost us £67. Very unimpressed.