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

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)

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😉

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

Booked afternoon tea for my birthday, which fell on the Christmas package. The food was lovely. The decor and attention to detail were amazing. I will definitely be booking again next year

Food and service was amazing! We forgot to check if we could take our dog and they were good enough to provide table service in the garden. I would definitely recommend but Dogs are not allowed inside.

Small tea shop in small town, pleasant, friendly staff quite small and busy, lots of homemade cakes to chose from and lovely hot chocolate

We had an excellent meal. The restaurant had a lovely atmosphere, a real Italian experience.

Good food and great service from Elle.

My partner and I, my 92 year old mum and my Australian cousin had an excellent Sunday lunch here today. The food was great, the staff were lovely and the atmosphere in the pub was warm and welcoming. My mum has a serious garlic intolerance and our waitress was very caring, checking multiple times with the kitchen that Mum’s choice was garlic-free. We would recommend the pub for the food, the service and the atmosphere. Thank you, we will be back!

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

Lovely Father’s Day lunch I had gluten free mozzarella, tomato and basil panini and it was delicious highly recommend- great service to boot

We came here based on recommendations. It’s a lovely setting, low ceiling, twinkly lights. The staff were awesome, friendly and attentive. Except somewhere along the line our order wasn’t placed. We sat for almost an hour waiting for our food. The wait staff explained what had happened and as a compensatory gesture, they removed the cost of one meal and one drink that was ordered during our wait. Our food arrived…fish pie, which really was a dish of dry mashed potato with an odd prawn and scraps of white fish and possibly salmon. The dish was sat on a paper serviette, on to which a couple of tablespoons of frozen peas had been served- I think it was £18.00. My partner had rib eye steak which was small and way overdone, with two onion rings that had no onion in them and oven chips. for £25. We believe, based on our long wait due to the order not being placed, that because they stop service at 9.00 our order was thrown together by a reluctant ‘chef’ (and I use that term lightly!) I was hesitant to review as the staff were so nice, and we were compensated with the removal of the fish pie and one wine, however, the food was so below average I think I would have reviewed anyway if we’d had to pay full price for such meagre, poor offerings, plus the fact we’ll never be returning.

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.

Have breakfast here most days, Wendy,Steve, and the rest of the staff are friendly and helpful and promote the cafe well. Clean and tidy with a good selection of food and drink, good place to have a break.