| Pub Name | Address | Last Visit | Beers Available | Food? | Notable Features | Beers Tried | Overall Rating (/5) |
| The Anchor | Silver St, by the river behind Queens College | 29/10/06 | 3 pumps | yes + usual snacks | this could be a really nice pub, its a nice building in a great location but like most of the pubs in Cambridge this is a Greene King pub therefore the selection is limited and the interior is very unimaginative so unfortunately it's nothing special | Greene King IPA, Abbot Ale and Old Speckled Hen | 3.5 |
| The Bath House | Benet St | 23/05/07 | 3 pumps?, Leffe Blonde on tap | ? + usual snacks | Greene King Pub, nothing special | Ruddles Orchard, Greene King IPA | 2.9 |
| The Cambridge Arms | King St | 02/09/06 | 3 pumps? | ? + usual snacks | Greene King Pub and as ever is very samey, has a nice little courtyard but is totally devoid of atmosphere or character (UPDATE 07/04/07 Seems to have changed, walking past it looked to be a up-market restaurant full of pertentious cunts drinking fermented grape juice) | Ruddles County | 2.9 |
| The Cow | Corn Exchange St | 23/09/06 | crap, no handpumps if I remember rightly | yes + usual snacks | has a bar in the basement, but thats the only interesting thing about this place, I only ended up having a drink here because I needed somewhere to have a shit | Guinness Draught | 1 |
The Eagle | Benet St | 23/05/07 | 3 pumps? | ? + usual snacks | yet another Greene King Pub, the only ales available were Greene King but nevertheless this is a very likable pub, it's got character and a nice (heated) sheltered yard where you can drink outside | Hardy and Hanson's Rudolph's Revenge. Greene King Fireside, Abbot Ale | 3.5 |
The Prince Regent | Regent street | 23/09/06 | 3 pumps? | ? + usual snacks | this may or may not be a Greene King pub but there was at least one non-Greene King ale available, unfortunately the pub itself is nothing special | Brains Reverend James | 2.9 |
The Regal | St. Andrews St | 26/10/06 | several pumps | yes + usual snacks | JD Wetherspoons - Lloyds no1 bar, same as every other Wetherspoons - the beer's poorly looked after but at least they have a decent and changing selection. Also, if you do complain that your ale smells like rotten eggs they seem perfectly willing to replace it. | ? | 2.8 |