12 entries across places, people, and walks.
An Everards pub on Castle Street, once the County Arms, with a small courtyard behind.
A games-and-cocktails bar in a former All Bar One on St Andrew's Street.
The old tap of the Star Brewery on Newmarket Road, with two bars and a dining side.
A Greene King pub-restaurant on Ferry Path with a conservatory and decked area.
A Greene King pub restaurant on Regent Street with a conservatory and garden.
A Young's pub a few steps from the platforms, open from nine in the morning.
A former brewery tap with live rugby, six real ales and a monthly open-mic night.
A single-room Greene King pub on the site of a seventeenth-century inn.
A Greene King pub whose terrace steps down to the River Cam.
A two-bar corner pub with a glass piano, vinyl menus and a CAMRA Pub of the Year award.
One of the large 1930s 'Tolly Follies', with patios front and back.
An old coaching inn with a planted courtyard, minutes from the Quayside.