Prince Regent
The Prince Regent is a Greene King pub at 91 Regent Street, on the walk between Cambridge station and the city centre. It serves cask ales and pub food from noon, has a large conservatory and outside tables, and welcomes dogs and families.
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Beer and food
Four handpumps serve Greene King IPA and Abbot Ale alongside a changing guest, and the pub holds Cask Marque accreditation. Food is classic pub fare, served at lunchtime and through the evening. Sport is shown on TV, which is worth knowing if you want either a match or a quiet pint. CAMRA members get a discount on cask beer.
The space
The old multi-room layout has been opened out, with raised areas either side of the front door and seating around the bar. At the back, a large conservatory leads to an outdoor area with tables. There is level access at the rear. The pub was refreshed in 2014 without changing this layout.
When to go
It is a convenient stop arriving from the station or after a walk across Parker's Piece, and an easy option for families or anyone with a dog. Our Lady and the English Martyrs, with the tallest spire in Cambridge, is a couple of minutes up the road, and Rocca is next door for coffee. Cambridge station is around 15 minutes' walk down Hills Road, and the market square is a similar distance the other way.
Highlights
- Cask ales including Abbot and IPA
- Cask Marque accredited
- Large conservatory and outdoor tables
- Dog- and family-friendly
- Sport on TV
Good to know
- Dogs are welcome.
- Level access is at the rear entrance.
- Food is served from noon into the evening.
Frequently asked questions
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Sources: camra.org.uk