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69-76, Regent Street, CB2 1AB, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, GB Storbritannien
contacts phone: +44 1223 323405
website: www.grainandhopstore-cambridge.co.uk
larger map & directionsLatitude: 52.2006938, Longitude: 0.1266218
Pietro Meneghello
::We went when it was reasonably empty but the service is good; they had a really good range of beers, the food was better than I expected and the prices remain reasonable.
Colin Douthwaite
::Very busy popular place with lively atmosphere and interesting interior. Food was similar to many other bars but a good place for having a few drinks.
Aravind Babu Parvathala
::Seemed like a good place, if only I was allowed to stay. Seems like some football brawl, so got out of there as fast as I can. Police cordoned off and blocked people from going in or out.
Wesley McQueen-Oliver
::Great location, plenty of screens for sport and fairly buzzing....And that wraps up the positives. I'm at a complete loss as to how any eatery worthy of the name can make such a bad burger. Went for the "buttermilk chicken" version, which had zero buttermilk about it, it was around a third of an average sized chicken breast, super dry, probably cooked last week and both bacon and chilli mayo nowhere to be seen. All served in a bun so old and dry, it continually fell apart making it impossible to eat without spoon. The kitchen needs some serious love injected into it. Poor show guys.
Russell Williams
::Amazing space, but running out of basic menu items on a Six Nations weekend does not smack of great organisation. That said, the staff are a great bunch who are very pleasant and work hard. It just needs a couple more of them to be working at peak times other than Friday and Saturday night.