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The Mitre

Grade II-listed riverside pub serving proper food and real ales, beloved by Cambridge locals for its Grade II-listed riverside setting and no-nonsense approach.

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You'll find yourself on Bridge Street—that sweet spot between the chaos of the town centre and the relative peace of the colleges—standing outside a pub that's actually been here since 1667. Inside, it's all exposed beams and timber, the kind of interior that feels genuinely lived-in rather than Instagram-staged. The Mitre pulls a proper pint and does the sort of food that works: decent pies, fish and chips that don't pretend to be anything fancier than they are, Sunday roasts that remind you why they matter. It's the kind of place where you'll see college staff mixing with tourists, where locals pop in for a midweek pint without ceremony.

Known for

  • Grade II-listed building dating back to 1667
  • Riverside location on Bridge Street with period features
  • Real ales and proper British pub food
  • Mix of locals, college staff and tourists
  • Sunday roasts and traditional pies
4.3(1,627 reviews)
17 Bridge St, Cambridge CB2 1UF, UK