Romantic pub/restuarant
It's my anniversary and need somewhere appropriate for tomorrow. Any ideas?!?
Published by Smithy at 11:17am on Fri 7th September 2007. Viewed 1,840 times.
I like the Old Fire Engine house in Ely
Published by steve w at 11:36am on Fri 7th September 2007.
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Published by superstarphotographa (not active) at 11:45am on Fri 7th September 2007.
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Published by thandor the redeemer (not active) at 11:46am on Fri 7th September 2007.
The Bridge out at Waterbeach is really good if you can get there- it's a pub/restaurant that feels more like a restaurant. Old wooden beams and candlelight with lots of nooks to give a bit more of a sense of seclusion.
Published by mowgli at 12:07pm on Fri 7th September 2007.
Thanks, has anyone been to Backstreet Bistro in the last few weeks. I heard a hit and miss report on it from a few people.
Published by Smithy at 12:29pm on Fri 7th September 2007.
Smithy, I went there in july (the one on Thurston street). The food was ok, although nothing to rave about to my taste; But the ambiance is cosy and intimate & the service was very friendly. (food wise i've just come back from France, so I might be a bit inclined to compare...) Happy Anniversary anyway :)
Published by Virginie at 12:40pm on Fri 7th September 2007.
Thank you ;).
I'm at work and thus feeling very unromantic :(
Published by Smithy at 12:42pm on Fri 7th September 2007.
I expect D'Arry's where the Cambridge Arms was would be all romantic. I went there yesterday, but was just running around it, having loud inappropriate conversations, probably annoying the staff, and comparing the structure to the old Cambridge Arms circa 1995-ish.
Published by Three Headed Lizard at 12:47pm on Fri 7th September 2007.
riverside restaurant (part of the university centre) is lovely with excellent food and not too pricey. well worth a visit.
Published by chelleywithac (not active) at 12:54pm on Fri 7th September 2007.
Is that the Grad Pad?
Published by joosypigeon at 12:57pm on Fri 7th September 2007.
Went to the Bridge at Waterbeach for my birthday about 2 weeks ago - it's gone down hill, nowhere near as good as it used to be.
Published by Talullah at 1:24pm on Fri 7th September 2007.
Apparently the new place just before the bridge on Hills Road whose name I cant remember but begins with A is good. Possibly not the most romantic of loactions, but foodwise I've heard good things. I may be wrong but I think the head chef used to work at Midsummer House.
Published by Tintin at 1:36pm on Fri 7th September 2007.
Alimentum, I think.
Published by Jude 1 (not active) at 1:37pm on Fri 7th September 2007.
For things like this I always get taken to: The Rainbow Cafe, The Free Press or CB2s it's always very romantic and because they're not pricy I get to have pudding too, yum!
Published by Han Guthrie at 5:29pm on Fri 7th September 2007.
That is correct - Alimentum does have the Midsummer House chef. Its pricey but very good for the money.
Published by rishistar at 5:53pm on Fri 7th September 2007.
Sadly I didn't manage to get to any further than the mighty Moghul Tandoori! Hopelessly late at work on a magazine that refused to die. Plus I can't drink at the moment due to medicine. Anyway I ate an entire (apologies in advance on the spelling) aloo gobi byriani, mushroom bhajee and two pompadoms (with apple and blackcurrant squash to drink... yeah, I know..weird).
Published by Smithy at 10:22pm on Fri 7th September 2007.
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