Restaurants in Cambridgeshire
Rural Cambridgeshire is dominated by the Fens, now mostly given over to large-scale vegetable production, but there are also scores of modest enterprises, smallholdings and farm shops providing greenstuffs for local eating places.
Cambridge itself is an international university city, packed with tourists, students and academics, and it has an eclectic array of high-end restaurants, ethnic cafes and coffee shops. The county also boasts a clutch of auspicious pub/restaurants with cosmopolitan food and top-drawer wine lists to match.
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| The Crown Inn - Broughton |
| Originally part of the medieval manor of Broughton, the brick-built Crown Inn has done great service over the years as a watering hole and saddler's shop with thatched stables and piggeries |
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| The Cock - Hemingford Grey |
| Is it a pub or is it a restaurant? The restaurant side of things has an up-to-the-minute feel with stripped wood floors, pale colour schemes and a menu that bristles with lively modern ideas |
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| The Pheasant at Keyston |
| The Pheasant looks every inch the traditional village pub, with its long thatched roof, oak beams, log fire and real ales on tap. But that's just the beginning |
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