Best Restaurants In Cambridge

Sushi on the mind? It doesn't get any better than at YO! on Petty Cury. A much-loved restaurant complete with its own conveyor belt, this is a great place to grab maki classics alongside tasty small plates, all washed down by a range of Japanese bevvies. 

The Station Tavern is a pub for all the right seasons, serving classic British plates, stacked burgers and juicy fried chicken from its central location. Whether you're looking for a pre-journey pint or a chilled-out supper, it's sure to leave you feeling satisfied.

One of the best restaurants in Cambridge, The Old Bicycle Shop is a historic haunt that was once allegedly frequented by Charles Darwin. Head here for old school pub vibes, as well as a menu of modern, international fare, from posh sumac-spiced kebabs to spinach gnocchi with miso butter.

The Cambridge Chophouse is ideal for those who're searching for a serious meat feast. Not only is it serving up glorious grub, from haggis fritters to slow-cooked lamb shoulder, but it also offers gorgeous views of King's College Chapel.

Trinity Restaurant in Cambridge is a venue that never disappoints. When it comes to its menu, this charming eatery champions fresh seafood, seasonal ingredients and classic British fare, with an extensive range of Champagnes to dive into.

BBQ is always the order of the day at Smokeworks Station Road. Offering a meaty selection of ribs, burgers and loaded fries, this is an absolute must for restaurants in Cambridge city centre. And if you're really hungry? There's a platter that lets you sample the breadth of the menu on one plate.

You can always rely on Browns Brasserie & Bar for fabulous interiors and mouthwatering eats. Just a stone's throw from the River Cam, this city centre hotspot is a perfect venue for intimate date nights, rustling up seasonal dishes alongside bespoke concoctions.

MillWorks is a quirky venue with unique interiors and an enticing cocktail list that's bound to impress. Once inside, it will keep you sticking around for international dishes, grilled goods, hearty burgers or boozy brunches. Need we say more?

This city centre watering hole is a great place to chill with friends, delving into loaded fries, banging plant-based burgers and fiery wings while in quirky surrounds. Fancy a few drinks? BrewDog also has some lip-smacking craft brews on tap.

De Luca Cucina is a fabulous Italian restaurant in Cambridge city centre that totes a classy atmosphere with its trendy interiors and European charm. The melanzane is simply to die for while the pan-fried sea bass is ideal for a special occasion meal.

If you're looking for Cambridge restaurants by the river, The Roof Terrace at the Varsity Hotel is an unmissable haunt. So, what's on the menu? Expect grilled goods, including whole lobster, BBQ ribs or stacked burgers, served alongside thirst-quenching tipples.

If you're on the hunt for the finest Michelin Star restaurants in Cambridge, Midsummer House is certainly a no-brainer. Decked out to look like an uber-plush living room, this snazzy dining destination is slinging out multi-course tasting menus in line with the best seasonal produce available.

Get your fix of Indian fine dining in Cambridge at Navadhanya, a venue that's made for date nights and special occasions. Sink your teeth into upmarket lobster dishes, fish curries or slow-roasted lamb, which can all be paired with flights of wine.

Nothing beats a good Thai restaurant in Cambridge, right? Nestled in the city centre, Luk Thai is passionate about traditional cuisine, making sure that each of its dishes is bursting with flavour. Whether you're after a fiery curry or a summery salad, you won't be disappointed.

You'll have to book far in advance to get a table at Sam Carter and Alex Olivier's Restaurant Twenty Two. It cooks up a seasonal menu of elevated British dishes, which can be enjoyed in the oh-so-charming Victorian dining room.

Did somebody say burgers and beers? Butch Annie's just did. With a menu dedicated to only the finest dry-aged beef, alongside speciality Iberian ham, this is a real stand-out. To finish off your buns, this Market Street spot uses a range of toppings, including gruyere and truffle mayo.

Featuring a quirky bar space and stylish roof terrace, it's no wonder why Stolen has gained quite the reputation in the city. Not only is it serving delicious grilled meats and hot wings, but it also has a fabulous range of vegan dishes to indulge in.