17 entries across places, people, and walks.
Shops covered in the guide.
A workers' co-operative wholefood shop on Mill Road, trading from the same late Victorian terrace since 1970.
A compact covered shopping centre in the middle of town, named for the pub it replaced.
Cambridge's covered shopping mall on the east side of the centre, opened in 1984.
A workshop-led bike shop on Ditton Walk that began as a converted ambulance visiting workplaces.
A Sussex Street showroom for bespoke picture framing, open seven days a week since 1998.
A bike workshop and shop on the Addenbrooke's campus, with same-day repairs and no booking needed.
A Mill Road bakery selling pastries, toasties and sweet treats, with its main bakehouse out at Fenstanton.
Authentic vintage football shirts from across the decades, with a Cambridge United corner, on Magdalene Street.
A small King Street counter built around panuozzi, with a menu that is revised through the year.
An independently owned bike shop on the Broadway stretch of Mill Road, with a Cytech-qualified workshop.
An independent vinyl shop on Magdalene Street, stocking new releases as well as long-standing favourites.
A French bakery and patisserie that began in the middle of Cambridge in 2017.
A family-run gift shop on King's Parade, stocked with handpicked finds from India and Nepal.
A bike shop and workshop at Eddington, known for cargo bikes, repairs and short-term hire.
A vinyl-only record shop and cafe on Mill Road that also hosts live music.
A Magdalene Street shop selling its own handmade soap and bath range alongside local pottery and nature-inspired gifts.
Cambridge's long-running department store on St Andrew's Street, founded in 1840 and trading under its own name until 2004.