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Mix of business, residential and shopping. Traffic was quite noisy and polluting but has cleared a bit with the bridge closure to cars. Which of course is terrible if you are driving into the city centre. Lots of places to eat but some are a bit rustic from experience. Few pubs and bars as well are ok. Drunks and beggars love this road, ok so they have to be somewhere, but in your face and pockets is not that great.…
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Date of experience: September 2020
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I have been going to al Amins for many many years, it is friendy enough and that staff are very accomadating. So why only 2 stars.... Yet again I have left the shop feeling that I have been ripped off. Not all the products have price tags (especially the spices), this has happened so often, I will actually go in the shop to see who is serving behind the till, if it is a young man with a moustache and beard I walk straight out the shop again. I feel awkward complaing about prices, especially when none are shown. I know the manager is a good man and would never knowingly rip off his customers. It would be great if everything had a price and that you could see it being scanned rather than seeing this young man guess or make up pricess in his head. This happened to me "again" on t 4th of Feb 2020. It's a real shame as all I will do is go and shop elswhere for my spices and will advise my friends not to go to Alamin.…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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Just a short walk from the city centre, the street offers visitors an exciting alternative side of the city. Whether you want a charity shop bargain, a delicious meal or to grab a pint in a great nearby pub, the area offers something for everyone.
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Date of experience: January 2020
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Mill Road is a bustling road in South East Cambridge which I am wont to walk along to from the station and the County Court in East Road. It has a scattering of Charity especially charity bookshops but what has proliferated over the last few years are casual dining restaurants and bars of all ethnicities including Italian, Spanish, Thai, Korean Indian and even North African. Tapas one lunchtime might be followed by a bibimbap supper the next, then pasta, then noodles. A culinary education in under a mile.…
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Date of experience: September 2019
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Found this very nice small family cafe/bistro. Asked what would they recommend. Had sharing starter dish which was a meal in itself.then a lamb dish which was succulent and soooo tasty. Next time I visit Cambridge it’s a must do again.
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Date of experience: June 2019
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