Pubs in Cambridge

Las Iguanas

Quayside, Cambridge CB5 8AB

Chain tapas and Mexican restaurant with a single draught keg beer, Brahma. Bottled beers are all South American lagers. Separate drinking areas opposite the bar and a cafe-style terrace outside.

Travelodge (Newmarket Road)

180-190 Newmarket Road, Cambridge CB5 8HF

Airy, modern 24 hour bar in 219 room hotel which opened in 2013. Large TV. No real ale. Budweiser & Stella plus cans and bottles only. Breakfast available 7-10, 8-11 weekends and bank holidays. Evening meals 5-10pm.

Queen Edith

Wulfstan Way, Cambridge CB1 8QN

The first new build pub in Cambridge for around 30 years, this is Milton brewery's third pub in the city. A pub of the same name was sited to the rear of the current pub and was demolished to make way for housing. Mock Georgian design inside and out. The larger bar to the left of the entrance has large windows on two sides and a wood burning stove. The other bar has wooden booths down one side. Regular and changing Milton ales. Quiz night Mondays. Open mic night first Saturday of month.

Royal Standard

292 Mill Road, Cambridge CB1 3NL

The Royal Standard was originally built before most of the Victorian housing in the Romsey Town area was, thanks to a far-sighted brewer who presumably predicted the expansion of Mill Road past the railway line - it's at a slight angle to the road, probably as a result of predating it. Following almost a decade when it was a restaurant and then a charity shop, and after several rounds of planning applications from the developers who bought the site, the Royal Standard reopened on 22nd October 2015 as a pub, albeit smaller, and with a vastly reduced garden. It immediately became a fine addition to Cambridge's pub scene. Bottled beers, changing keg beers (including Duchesse de Bourgogne) are frequently Belgian but there are plenty of British options as well, including locally and regionally brewed cask ales. Locally produced real cider available. Wide selection of gins. Greek food. Branch Most Improved City Pub 2016.

Old Bicycle Shop

104 Regent Street, Cambridge CB2 1DP

Located in the former Howe's cycle shop it became the third City Pub Company premises in Cambridge when it opened in May 2016. It has since been followed by two others with another in the pipeline. Beers from the Brew House are always available, along with some from other breweries. As well as three or four beers on handpump there are also a number of craft keg beers available. Attractively decorated with memorabilia that celibates it's former role as a cycle shop. There is also an upstairs wood panelled room for private dining. The food is well prepared modern cuisine. The majority of the space is given over to dining but there is a decent sized area at the front for drinkers

Calverley's Brewery Tap

23A Hooper Street, Cambridge CB1 2NZ

Located in a former stable and garage close to Mill Road, the brewery was established here in September 2013. In late 2015 they started opening each Saturday for off sales and later also for on sales. Their beers proved so popular that Calverley's are now also open on other days. They usually offer one of their beers served direct from the cask plus several others from keg and even some canned and bottled. The cask ale often sells out before Saturday evening. In September 2020 their Tap Room moved to an adjacent unit with more seating as well as improved toilet facilities, including disabled toilets. They now also have a deal with nearby Scott's All Day who will deliver pizzas to the tap room. Cambridge & District CAMRA Young Members' Pub of the Year 2019. Calverley's Porter won Silver in Champion Beer of Britain (Winter) 2019.

Boathouse

14 Chesterton Road, Cambridge CB4 3AX

Although essentially open plan, the smart interior offers a choice of drinking areas, including a snug. There is also an upstairs function room. The pub's star feature is the terrace which descends in stages to the River Cam. Food is served all day until 10pm and features the GK managed house menu with its plethora of good-value deals. Quiz night Tuesday & Friday. Live Jazz & Blues alternate Saturdays.

Cambridge Lakes Golf Course

Trumpington Road, Cambridge CB2 8FA

Cambridge University Real Tennis Club

Grange Road,, Cambridge CB3 9DJ

Cambridge Working Mens Club

125 East Road, Cambridge CB1 1BX

Cherry Hinton Constitutional Club

144 Cherry Hinton Road, Cambridge CB1 7AJ

Cherry Hinton Constitutional Club, also known as the Cherry Cons Club, was formed at the start of the 20th century as a Conservative working men’s club. Originally meeting in a private house, Glen Villa. Before the First World War two houses were joined together to form the present club premises. There are meeting rooms, the Albion Rooms, that can be hired. The Albion Boxing Academy occupies part of the building.

Gog Magog Golf Club

Shelford Bottom, Cambridge CB22 3AB