Pint Shop in Cambridge should be a definite port-of-call for any Sunday Roast fan, as warm and inviting as it is inventive.

Through renovating an abandoned grade II-listed post office, they’ve given this classical building (which once housed E.M. Forster) a modern facelift since it opened back in 2013.

Inside there’s a muted palette of warm browns, greys and white, a soothing oasis of calm perfect for gathering friends and family and tucking into a leisurely feast. During sunnier climes, why not aim for the lovely courtyard out back?

Devour a lovely 3-course Sunday Roast at Pint Shop, where you can choose between one, two or three courses.

Choose between rare roast Jagyu beef & Yorkshire pudding, overnight pork belly & Yorkshire pudding, or sweet potato nut roast. All served with roast potatoes, greens, roasted fennel & carrots.

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Sunday Lunch
12pm - onwards

  • Outdoor Seating
  • Sunday Lunch
  • Vegetarian Options
  • Vegan options
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Disabled Access
  • Children Allowed
  • Online Booking
10 Peas Hill, Cambridge, CB2 2PN
Overall rating
4.4
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    2 weeks ago
    We visited this spot on New Year’s Eve after our previous pub closed around 11 PM, and it turned out to be a fantastic find. They offer an impressive selection of beers on tap, bottled options, and an extensive variety of gin and tonics. We tried the Plymouth Gin, which was absolutely delicious! The rosemary almonds and olives were also excellent—perfect accompaniments. As a lovely touch, the staff handed out free whiskey to all customers at midnight, making the evening even more special. I’ll definitely return the next time I’m in Cambridge. Highly recommended!
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    a month ago
    Set over three floors. Downstairs is set up well with a bar, and a big selection of real ales. The restaurant was particularly uncomfortable with old wooden small chairs. Service was fast and efficient. Sadly the food was over cooked with the pork being a very small plate for a main meal. We expected more , with 4 drinks and 4 mains coming to £120, better seating and quality food would make the experience more enjoyable. Sadly we wouldn't return. To note, booking is advised. It's also very busy, and very cramped.
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    a month ago
    I was interviewed for a job in this building 43 years ago so it seemed right to go back and have a pint here! Busy Saturday night but we were seated straightaway upstairs. Food is great and we especially liked our minced beef pies, very definitely made in the premises. The croquettes and mackerel pate starters equally good. Particularly impressed by JJ who looked after us and made sure everything ran smoothly, this guy will go far.