Best Pubs In Cambridge

Award-winning pub The Mill is a great shout for watering holes in Cambridge. Get sipping through a selection of real ales, draught beer and sparkling prosecco, all while you tuck into bar snacks or Buffalo chicken wings.

If you're on the hunt for a city centre pub, The Red Lion is as cosy as you're gonna get. Touting wooden interiors, vintage posters and old school knick-knacks, it's the perfect place to enjoy a round of pints and top-notch grub.

A characterful pub in the city centre, The Waterman is a popular place for those who need to wet their whistle. Venture on over for refreshing pints of craft beer, delicious wines and a range of spirits. When tummies start rumbling? You'll find British classics and Sunday roasts here.

Offering a unique take on the classic village pub, The Boot is Histon is a stylish outpost featuring snug corners and a dining room set below a dramatic vaulted beam ceiling to emphasise the countryside vibes. 

Modern flourishes include statement lamps and patterned booths, with comfy seating providing the perfect setting for elevated casual meals featuring seasonal plates and delicious cocktails, alongside a great selection of wine and beers. 

After the best pubs in Cambridge? The Station Tavern is a slick drinking den with extensive draught lines and gastro grub to fill up on. Think steak, seared duck breast or beer-battered halloumi keeping you well-fed and sports on the screens.

A former 17th-century coaching inn, The Crown and Punchbowl makes for a beauty of old Cambridge pubs . A charming and historical spot - think exposed beams, fire places and even cosy room upstairs - it's a real heart-winner.

One of the best pubs in Cambridge for food, The Petersfield is an ideal pick for relaxed pints with mates, boozy brunches and hearty Sunday roasts. And when the sun decides to show its face? It boasts a pretty patio, complete with intimate lighting and a cool mural.

Delving out brunch, lunch and dinner across a quirky space designed to celebrate the building's heritage (the clue's in the name there), The Old Bicycle Shop is a top boozer when hunger pangs strike. Munch posh kebabs, banoffee cheesecake and more, all washed down by cocktails or pints.

Found three miles out of the city centre, this charming, thatched-roof destination is one of the best country pubs in Cambridgeshire. Uncover roaring fires, a large beer garden, original features and an award-winning menu that includes hearty British dishes.

With its on-site microbrewery and gastro-inspired grub, King Street Brewhouse are one almighty contender on the city's pub scene. From plates piled high with battered fish and slow aged brisket to pints for glugging, this is fantastic destination all-round.

A stunningly restored pick of the best pubs in Cambridge city centre, Old Ticket Office is a real treat for the eyes. It also boasts an epic lineup of craft beer, cider, wine and spirits. As for when you get hungry? Chomp small plates, burgers or sandwiches, which you can also take to the alfresco terrace.

Located in Whittlesford, The Tickell Arms is a great choice of country pubs near Cambridge that also welcome your pooch. Sit by the roaring fire or out in the airy conservatory while enjoying French-inspired dishes, fine wine and real ales.

Hunker down at The Carpenters Arms, on Victoria Road, and enjoy some seriously delicious craft brews, as well as its famed stone-baked pizzas. Soak up the homely atmosphere and browse a menu full of decadent dishes like mac and cheese, plus beer-braised beef brisket lasagna.

When it comes to the oldest pubs in Cambridge, The Mitre is up there. Low-key interiors, proper British dishes and real ales on tap are on the cards here, so head down if you're after a laid-back time that hits the spot.

The Anchor is a favourite of Cambridge pubs by the river, thanks to that stunning terrace overlooking the water. There's locally sourced grub to chow down on, as well as a well-stocked bar of real ale, craft beer, wine and spritzes to accompany.

The best gastro pubs in Cambridge? This cosy cubby hole is a quaint and quirky take on the traditional boozer, while also serving some of the finest British grub. Settle into a comfy antique sofa, or take your pints outside and soak up the sun across a picturesque beer garden.

One of the best pubs for live music, this venue is always buzzing with the hottest beats in town. And if it's a quiet pint and a bite to eat you're looking for though, the menu has it covered too. Nestle into a cosy corner and enjoy the vintage tavern vibes here.

The Alex parades under a banner of 'burgers, brews and banter', which is more than enough to get us through the door. Once inside, it's all about delicious patties and weekend roasts. Plus, you'll uncover a lovely choice of locally brewed ciders, ales and craft beers to contemplate at the same time.