They offer a lunch time deal on burgers, second burger for a pound. And they are good burgers, made sure when ordering mine was fairly well cooked. Good chips. The place was very busy when we ate here midday as obviously everyone knows to take advantage of it. Friendly service

We popped in for Sunday lunch on the off chance that we might get a table to be told the were completely booked up since two weeks prior to us walking in!! Very kind and polite gents behind the bar gave us a table for two anyway so were extremely greatful..... Ordered two Sunday roasts with the beef which was perfectly cooked, beautifully cooked roast potatoes and an unexpected side of cauliflower cheese that tasted fantastic! All that with a good Yorkshire as well. I highly recommend the Alex but would certainly advise booking if planning on going for Sunday lunch, my one criticism would be that they only allow you to book for parties of four or more which seems a bit unfair as not everyone is dinning in such large numbers and if you're a couple or, just with one other it makes it unlikely you will be able to get a table 🤔🙄 definitely needs a rethink guys!! 😁👍

We chose this pub for lunch as it seems to be one of the only places offering more than just a roast on a Sunday. Managed to get a table straight away despite it being busy. I ordered the Celine Dion burger (beef patty with maple cured bacon and goat’s cheese) with skin on fries, while my friend had the lamb kofta. Both were delicious and came in really generous portions. Staff were also friendly and efficient. Would definitely recommend this place for a laidback and reasonably priced meal.

I cannot pass comment on the food as we were only here for a beer and in that respect it was a first time to visit for me as I usually restrict myself to one Greedy King pub maximum a day and that would be the nearby Free Press when in this part of town. However, it was on the recent Pubs Galore crawl running list so I dutifully entered my, god forbid, third Greene King pub of the day. Fortunately, in keeping with the others, this is another of the GK stable in Cambridge that supports a decent guest ale offering and five of the 8 pumps dotted around the bar were in operation with Wolf Brewery’s Mad Wolf, Milestone’s Cushty Peeve, GK Future Brewers’ Spring Break, Three Blind Mice Brewery’s Porterhouse Blues and Weston’s Rosie’s Pig Cloudy Cider and my Three Blind Mice Porter was very decent indeed. It is a nice looking pub from the outside but I wasn’t so keen on this one inside and the modern bare boarded space wasn’t really to my liking, especially the area with the bench seating which sported a wall papered wall that was conducive to headaches. And I’m not a great fan of being able to see the workers in the kitchen whilst I’m sitting there drinking. However, what I was very impressed with was the outside courtyard area at the back which was largely undercover and extremely well designed and laid out. If there was anything resembling a silver lining from the Pandemic it is that a lot of pubs now that their outside spaces as a feature rather than an afterthought. It’s a good pub but I still don’t think I would rush back to this one just for a beer, given what lurks nearby.