A 17th-century, Grade II-listed city-centre pub known for its connection to Watson and Crick’s DNA story, historic rooms, pub classics and courtyard garden.
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Set at the Peas Hill, Bene’t Street and Wheeler Street junction, Pint Shop pairs an ever-changing line-up of more than 20 beer and cider taps with a full dining room, bar menu and garden.
196 is a Mill Road bar serving cocktails, wine and a small selection of light bites.
A Mill Road pub showing live sport and serving cask ale, drinks and stone-baked pizzas.
A riverside pub and garden at the Cambridge Museum of Technology, serving Calverley's beer and Scott's All Day pizza.
An independent Gwydir Street pub with a large rotating range of cask ale, keg beer, real cider, bottled European beer and whisky.
A neighbourhood pub on Gwydir Street serving burgers and pub mains alongside cask, keg and craft beer.
A Sturton Street gastropub serving a modern pub menu from an L-shaped bar, smaller dining room and outdoor terrace.
The Regal is a large Wetherspoon pub in a purpose-built 1937 former cinema on St Andrew's Street.
Cambridge Wine Merchants' Bridge Street shop combines a broad bottle range with a walk-in wine bar overlooking Magdalene College and Quayside.
The Tram Depot is a large historic pub near Parker's Piece serving cask and craft beer, cider and food alongside regular live events.
The Pickerel Inn is a historic Magdalene Street pub with multiple drinking areas, a courtyard garden, cask beer and a full food menu.
Bar -OH is a table-service cocktail bar with free retro consoles, board games and regular live music.
The Bath House is a Greene King pub in a historic Bene't Street building, serving drinks and pub food throughout the week.
The Old Ticket Office is a railway-station pub serving cask and craft beer, pub food and takeaway coffee.
The Blue Moon combines a large craft-beer and gin selection with sourdough pizza and a programme of music, comedy, games and club nights.
Calverley's operates a small-batch brewery and public taproom in a Hooper Street yard just off Mill Road.
The Green Dragon is a historic Chesterton pub serving cask ale and Lebanese street food, with gardens beside and behind the building.
Fort St George is a Greene King pub on Midsummer Common serving pub food and drinks beside the River Cam.
The Tivoli combines bars and casual food with crazy golf, shuffleboard and augmented-reality darts across four floors.
The Golden Hind is a Greene King neighbourhood pub serving pub classics, drinks and live sport on Milton Road.
Thirsty is an independent bar and bottle shop selling craft beer and wine to drink on site or take away, with rotating food trucks.
The Old Bicycle Shop serves brunch, seasonal pub dishes and cocktails in a converted historic cycle shop on Regent Street.