Eagle - Cambridge

Wow! This pub has a fascinating history and plenty of character to match. The food and drinks were excellent as well. If you're a fan of aviation, you definitely need to visit this place. I also noticed that if you're planning to dine during the dinner hour, it's a good idea to make a reservation since many tables had reservation signs on them.

Definitely a place to visit if you are traveling for the first time to Cambridge. The atmosphere is nice, and even though we couldn’t have the DNA beer, still others were good. Recommend their fish and chips and also the pie. Both were great

As we walked by the historic colleges of King's and Peterhouse, we came across this pub located in a bustling tourist area. It offers excellent real ale, and I tried the house Eagle Bitter by Greene King, which was quite enjoyable. The interior is charming, and the beer garden was filled to capacity. Tourists were flocking in for meals. As Inspector Morse wisely noted, "Real ale IS food, Lewis."

This is a wonderful spot to enjoy both its historical significance and pleasant ambiance. The fish and chips, burgers, and desserts were quite good, but I found the steak and ale pie to be rather disappointing, as it contained very little meat. This lack of substance is why I’m giving it three stars.

2nd oldest pub (but older building) in Cambridge, fantastic history with the RAF signatures on the ceiling, worth a visit for that alone. The food atmosphere are also great. We popped in for a small late lunch, the vegan sliders are top notch. We enjoyed the food so much, we visited the next day for a full lunch. We had the full vegan burger the steak, both excellent. Sticky toffee pudding dessert is also recommended. Good selection of drinks, good music, staff very friendly for us, it is the place to visit when we return