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The Three Horseshoes (Fordham)

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This village pub near Newmarket has built its reputation on carefully prepared, good-value cooking that earned a place in the Michelin Guide, all served in an unshowy country setting. It makes a handy stop for exploring the fen country: the wet woodland of Chippenham Fen lies just south-east, with the working sails of Downfield Windmill at Soham a little to the north-west.

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