From making your own gin with one of the world’s most innovative distilleries, to trying the best of the Cambridge food scene – here are some uniquely Cambridge experiences to seek out during your stay
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Launching Spring 2023, Ben's Yard is a rural retail village on the edge of Ely welcoming your new go-to café/restaurant, fashion and lifestyle boutiques, head-to-toe spa services, artisan food hall, playground and a 6 acre event space all beautifully landscaped on the Stuntney Estate with marked trails through woodland, fenland and wildflower meadows.
Exceptional and unforgettable artisanal food, from producers who are passionate, dedicated and share our key values regarding sustainability, fantastic animal welfare and high quality produce.
Award-winning luxury gin distillery in Grantchester. Distillery Tasting Tour and Shop.
Voted Trip Advisor #1 Thing To Do in Cambridge, The Gin Laboratory is an interactive space dedicated to the appreciation of gin.
Cambridge Local is an off-licence selling a range of alcoholic drinks, soft drinks and snacks.
One of the biggest independent wine merchants in the country, ‘we’re only as good as the last bottle we sold’, so we buy with love, dedication and flair.
Florey is a laid-back café tucked into the gardens of Harvey Court, serving good coffee, cakes, and simple savoury bits. Grab a table outside when the sun's out, or head inside. Open to everyone.
A family-run independent restaurant in the heart of Cambridge, offering stunning views of the River Cam and historic University Colleges, with two riverside balconies for a truly unique dining experience.
Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oils direct from single Farm Estate, Lazio, Italy
An Oriental Supermarket selling mainly Chinese and Japanese foods and brands.
A newsagent selling magazines, newpapers and various household supplies.
A newsagent selling magazines, newpapers and various household supplies.
Sweet Home Chinese Supermarket is a food store selling a variety of Chinese and other Oriental food products.
A newsagent selling magazines, newpapers and various household supplies.
Part of Queen’s College, The Mathematical Bridge is something of an architectural feat, using exclusively straight pieces of timber to create an elegant arched appearance.