2/5 Jonathan C. 4 years ago on Google
This
is
a
perfect
example
of
a
mediocre
pub
sitting
on
its
laurels
in
an
idyllic
location.
The
atmosphere
is
difficult
to
describe.
It
is
too
cold
in
winter
and
too
dark
in
summer.
Best
to
visit
in
spring,
summer
and
autumn
and
enjoy
the
bridge
over
the
cam
outside.
That's
the
only
reason
to
visit.
Avoid
in
the
winter.
There
is
a
decent
variety
of
birth
keg
and
cask
beers;
however,
they
are
extremely
expensive.
My
partner
ordered
the
Cajun
Chicken
sandwich.
It
was
terrible.
The
quality
of
the
chicken
was
poor,
there
was
lots
of
gristle
and
cartilage;
it
certainly
wasn't
breast
or
thigh
meat.
There
was
no
flavour
other
than
the
mayonnaise
and
it
was
served
very
cold.
When
we
provided
this
feedback
to
the
staff
we
were
told
that
this
is
the
way
they
store
the
chicken.
I've
had
catering
jobs
and
recognize
the
safety
requirements
when
preparing
and
storing
poultry;
however
I
do
not
think
it
is
unreasonable
to
expect
food
to
be
prepared
fresh
or
at
least
served
around
room
temperature.
My
partner
could
not
finish
her
meal.
We
were
not
offered
a
replacement
meal
or
a
partial
refund.
The
cheeseburger
is
satisfactory.
They
use
Monterey
Jack
cheese,
which
I
like
but
may
not
be
to
your
preference.
There
are
much
better
burgers
in
Cambridge.
The
staff
are
surly
and
somewhat
rude,
however,
I
suspect
this
may
be
because
they
are
rushed
and
understaffed.
If
a
barrel
needs
replacing
this
can
and
often
does
put
service
out
of
action
for
up
to
10
minutes.
It's
such
a
shame
that
so
many
of
the
pubs
in
Cambridge's
most
perfect
locations
are
so
underwhelming.
Looking
at
you
too,
Fort
St
George.
Better
local
alternatives
include
The
Anchor
on
Silver
St
and
Millworks
on
Newnham
Rd.