The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in South Cambridgeshire East of England

Amazing to be back there, having been going since I was a child, with My mother to clean, then my first bar job, 40 years of history for me and my family there. Brilliant to see the Job Russell and Tracey have done. The place is still magical.

Nice place for a quick coffee, very welcoming and friendly staff too.

Just wanted to comment and say how impressed we were with the catering and service we received at a family wake today, especially as they catered for our son’s allergies. Thank you to the chefs and front-of house-staff, we really appreciate the care that was taken and the lovely food that was served. Highly recommend- we will come again.

Not your everyday pub, the tables were very clean. No sticky residue on the tables unlike other pubs. The chicken roast was great.

Delightful food, beer and staff. Plenty of choice for all tastes from vegan to Sunday beef roast.

Service okay, very small portions of bland food at high prices.

The experience started before we even got there. Rang to double check if it was dog friendly and where we could find a copy of the menu online. Yes dog friendly in the bar area and we were messaged a photo of the menu. When we arrived there were no free tables in the bar so because it was still quiet we took the dog into the first table in the dining area. He was made to feel very welcome with a bowl of water and a large bowl of treats. We were also made to feel very welcome and having not eaten Nepalese before we were given a very informed guide to the various items on the menu. Nothing was too much trouble and if we did order something that was maybe not spicy enough it would be taken back to the kitchen and more spice added. This was not necessary and following advice we ordered and had a fantastic meal. The food was gorgeous and the service exceptional.

Sports room plus bar and great garden in the summer

I’ve previously raved about this small coffee shop cum cafe but, disappointingly, I didn’t enjoy the food on our recent visit. We were a family group of five, three of whom had the tuna ciabatta melt which, they said, was very good. However, my grandson’s squash and spinach soup lacked any taste of squash (I tasted the soup) and, actually, with its very dark green colour, I didn’t think the soup looked appealing either. Spinach has such a strong taste and, if it’s being used alongside other vegetables in soup-making, the amount needs to be proportionate to the other ingredients. Unfortunately, the spinach was overpowering and totally drowned out any flavour from the squash. I ordered a home-baked, warm asparagus, spinach, tomato and cheese tart which I can only describe as dire. The pastry was soggy, so I only ate the middle of the tart and left the pastry, whilst the accompanying salad was tiny and boring beyond belief, with just a few leaves, a couple of pieces of tomato and a few bits of cucumber. The salad actually resembled nothing more than a garnish, with a bit of dressing on top, and, at £12, the meal was poor quality and even poorer value for money. The lattes were excellent and my son-in-law enjoyed his Terry’s orange flavoured hot chocolate but there wasn’t a great choice of cakes to go with our drinks so none of us bothered. In terms of the food, there doesn’t appear to be an actual kitchen, just a section within the cafe where a member of staff was preparing the orders. I’d never previously noticed before that there wasn’t a kitchen here so not sure if this is a change. However, only having a microwave and no oven would explain why I had a tart with soggy pastry! Regrettably, I can’t even say that the staff were brilliant. We were mainly served by one staff member who I can only describe as surly looking, leading me to want to repeat a childhood phrase my mum used to say when I was being grumpy, ‘if you smile, your face will crack!’. A second member of staff, though, was so different and really nice. I’d have been happy to have given some honest feedback at the time but, unfortunately, nobody asked if we’d enjoyed our meal. I can say, now though, that my meal was extremely poor and, with a bill of £65 for our group, it wasn’t cheap. Finishing on a positive note, the toilets were clean.

Had a great lunch today fish & chips, amazing! Alway's good food & service with a smile! Been here many times, can't praise it enough.

We absolutely love this restaurant. We organised a celebration for daughters 21st. !5 close family and friends. Josh and Jade really couldn’t do enough to make the evening go well. From helping us sort out a set menu to organising a big table for us, it was perfect. The atmosphere and surroundings were perfect, the food was perfect, the wine was perfect, the service was perfect. I cannot recommend Pear and Olive highly enough. If you are anywhere near, be sure to visit

Friendly staff made us a fresh egg mayo sandwich on Christmas eve, nothing too much trouble. Light airy space with an interesting history. Great experience

Went in for a drinks with friends and what a delight to go in great company in a warm and inviting pub with landlord that can make you smile definitely will be returning

Excellent food and service from this cafe located in a picturesque location adjacent to the lake where you can sit, eat and enjoy the wildlife. I have been going here for many years.

Food is nice though I recommend going after 9am or it’s pretty empty. Staff will make fresh sandwiches on demand which I great if you can’t see something you like.