It’s a small pub, it’s off the beaten track but they do a good range of Belgian beers and real ages. It’s a friendly little boozer.” This proudly old-fashioned establishment is lit by candlelight in the evenings and allows customers to bring their own food. It’s charmingly decorated with an assortment of bric-a brac, much of which is memorabilia from breweries that are no longer.

The Elm Tree is right in the centre of Cambridge, but is tucked away down backstreets that you may not otherwise have a reason to go down. Like the nearby Free Press, The Elm Tree isn’t huge, although it is a lot bigger inside than you might expect. They also have a wide range of Belgian beers and draught beers, and because they don’t serve food, it tends to be much easier to get a seat than other nearby pubs.

16A Orchard St, Cambridge CB1 1JTtheelmtreecambridge.co.uk Fantastic pub with several real ales and a fridge full of Belgian beers including rarities, accompanied by detailed tasting menus. A relaxing and friendly place, with seating along the alley at the side that becomes a sun trap in the summer, and a cosy interior with plenty of breweriana and bits & pieces dotted about. Live music several times a month.

Idyllically located on the grassy banks of the River Cam overlooking Laundress Green, the 19th Century Mill is one of Cambridge’s most iconic pubs and renowned for its wide choice of well-kept real ales. In the summer, locals take their pints and sit out in the sunshine overlooking the river. You can find it here: 14 Mill Lane, Cambridge, CB2 1RX.

This cozy pub in the heart of Cambridge is a great place for beer lovers and specializes in artisan craft beers, Belgian lagers, and ales from small breweries around the UK. There’s an outside terrace, and although The Elm Tree doesn’t have a kitchen, it does serve a selection of bar snacks. Patrons to the pub can even bring in their own food!

Nestled near the green expanse of Parker's Piece in Cambridge, The Elm Tree is your quintessential British pub. Step inside and you'll be greeted by a cozy atmosphere, with warm wood beams and a crackling fireplace setting the scene. It's a place where you can truly unwind and enjoy a pint or two.

Capturing the decor at The Elm Tree, and my friend mid-blink. The Elm Tree should definitely be on every beer-drinkers radar. This small, independent pub has one of the best selections of ales, beers, and kegs that you can find in central Cambridge.

Tucked away in a quiet corner of Cambridge near historic Parker's Piece and within easy walk of the centre. Usually ten or so real ales on offer, plus extensive Belgian beer menu. Regular music nights.

Bottles from Belgium, and a vibe like you're having a pint in someone's living room. Navigationally non-obvious but worth the effort. (The Free Press nearby is good, too).

Based near Wisbech in Cambridgeshire, we are in the ideal location for discovering all that the area has to offer.