Maharajah

The River Cam was first bridged at what is now Magdalene College. The early town settlement relied on nearby Castle H...

Kettle's Yard is located between the Cambridge and County Folk Museum and the tiny St Peter's Church

Trace local life back through the ages in the rooms of this humble museum, formerly the White Horse Inn. Each room's display is based on...

Henry VIII founded Magdalene College (pronounced "mawdlin") in 1542, usurping an older institution run by Benedictine monks. Until the 19...

Lucy Cavendish is the smallest of the Cambridge colleges, with about 200 students. It opened in 1965 as a women-only college and has cont...

The Maharajah is often considered the best of the three curry houses on Castle Street. The restaurant's decor is a cut above the rest and...

Once known more formerly as the Cambridge Curry Centre, this Indian eatery has been around since the 60s—but is now with a new look. The...

Chopsticks can get somewhat cramped, so it's definitely not the place to head for if you mind prying eyes. Having said that, the restaura...

The Star of India completes the trio of curry houses on Castle Hill, the Restauran...

Galleria is a delightful little restaurant serving up two-course lunches and three-course evening Italian meals. The waiters are exceptio...

Nadia's excellent range of baguettes, sandwiches and baps are a mouth-watering temptation at any time of the day, and can keep both veget...

You'll think you've died and gone to pizza heaven here. This is a grown-up pizza parlor (with a grand entrance, piano and marble floors)...

Established in 1995, the Tandoori Palace is run by the Miah family who also own the Taste of Bangladesh on Newmarket Road, and the Kohino...

This is a superbly refurbished and stylish restaurant, offering one of the very best settings available in the city. It has an earthy fee...

You will be spoilt for choice at Don Pasquale. You can enjoy a coffee or a meal in the bar pizzeria on the ground floor, or a full a la c...