With a fresh, ever-changing menu, The Station Tavern in Cambridge is the perfect spot for a hearty Breakfast or Sunday Lunch.

The Station Tavern have a cosy bar and an outdoor terrace, making it a great spot whatever the weather.

The kitchen team have carefully created a delicious menu using fresh and seasonal ingredients, where all the pub classics have been given an innovative twist.

Breakfast includes options such as the Tavern Full English, or egg white frittata as a lighter option.

On the other side of the menu, the Sunday Roast has several options to choose from, including 35 day dry aged West Country rump of beef, and Heritage squash Wellington. Sunday Lunch is served with all the trimmings, with a variety of extra sides to add on.

Station Tavern is conveniently located right by Cambridge Station.

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Breakfast:

9am - 3pm

Sunday Lunch:

11:30am onwards

  • Breakfast
  • Sunday Lunch
  • Vegetarian Options
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Online Booking
2 Station Square, Cambridge, CB1 2GA
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    a month ago
    Really nice pub with really tasty food, personally found the server to be a little too pushy for my liking. Came over too many times to ask if we wanted more sides, drinks and desserts. Too attentive for my taste but may suit others. Food choice was the right amount on the menu and delicious especially the dish I chose as pictured. Very convenient if you need to grab a bite to eat whilst waiting for a connecting train as directly outside the train station.
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    3 months ago
    Well this was nice. Good quick service. Good cocktails. The peach starter very good. The crab risotto …. Hmmmm . Too sour. But a nice restaurant while waiting for train
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    2 weeks ago
    Lovely lively yet calm atmosphere, incredible food and kind staff - a special mention to my server Monet! I had the rubin sandwich with a 0% Asahi (though there was a fantastic range of other low and no alcohol options). Having eaten the Station Tavern’s rubin, you’ll never feel you have to go all the way to New York to get a proper one!