Pubs & restaurants in CambridgeshireCambridgeshire, England

A simple two-room village local of scrubbed tables and settles serving Adnams by gravity, soup and sandwiches only.

Village pub near Newmarket with carefully prepared, good-value dishes.

Snug 17th-century inn at Sutton Gault, built for the men who dug the Bedford Rivers and now a candlelit dining stop on the washland bank.

Busy riverside inn below Ely's cathedral, popular with boaters for hearty pub food and a terrace over the Great Ouse.

Cambridge's most storied pub, where Crick and Watson announced the structure of DNA and wartime airmen scorched their names on the ceiling.

Pretty thatched-and-timbered inn at Duxford, an old drovers' pub near the war museum with a flower-decked frontage.

Ivy-clad Georgian riverside hotel and bar in Huntingdon, famous for its own wine shop and a long-standing food reputation.

Rambling 16th-century pub at Hinxton with a walled garden by the church, an easy dining stop in the Cam valley near Duxford.

Top-50 gastropub at the heart of tiny Bartlow, its kitchen holding two AA rosettes beside the county's ancient burial mounds.