Burleigh Arms - Menu

This pub is tucked away behind the Grafton Shopping Centre, so can sometimes be a bit of a man creche on saturday afternoon but its modern, inviting, with friendly staff and its surprisingly affordable for this side of town. Worth a visit

I love this place. it's just a few minutes to walk from my apartment. food quality is actually quite high for a pub. I loved her scallops and her muddles. it is a beautiful place to see football matches. the ambiente is a charming but not cramped pub.

Near to Grafton Centre and Midsummer Common. Has own car park. Modern fixtures and fittings. The bar meals are cheap and large portions. Was busy on the weekday eveing I went but there was football on the TV so that may have been the reason! Staff friendly. Food traditional pub fayre but tasty.

I think the Landlord has changed recently because this pub is a real tardis. The interior is brand new and tasteful, it's clean and tidy and the service is very helpful and friendly. They have a good selection of ales and bitters at the bar and the food is excellent! We spent a very nice evening there and got more bang for the bucks than in many other pubs.

excellent pub directly at midsummer common and the river. first trip was due to a recommendation; return is based on the very beautiful feeling, wells selection on cask and decent exterior seats. this pub took the dinge in a somewhat more interesting direction than some of the mainstream or uni-based options. if they are looking for a good place with a warm, modernized look, try it.

in the last nine years I was in many pubs in cambridge. the burleigh arms, after the renovation and the change of menu, has become one of my favorite pubs in the city. it literally tick all boxes, friendly staff, beautiful decoration, beautiful selection of beers from local brewery, and amazing eating. Personally, I think that this pub and the free press have the best eating among all pubs in cambridge.

I would call it just an ordinary pub. Personally I didnt find there anything special. Typical pub food, beer, ecc. Portions seemed quite big to me, but in general I would say that most of people ate most of their foods, so I guess, to the majority it is a right portion size. The time I went there, was quite busy. I suppose, it is good place for pub lovers and those who like reasonably cheap beer. However, I wasn't impressed too much, as I normally choose a bit different environment. So, I would say to those who look for something more special-you got to look further.

This place does everything well enough without exceeding any expectations. We booked a table at the Burleigh for lunch on Sunday. First impressions were mixed as our table was nice but it took 10-15 minutes to get drinks at the bar (think they were understaffed). We ordered lunch and despite the staff being flat out they got our order 100% right and got our food out in 15-20 minutes. The nachos were surprisingly good for £4.95. The mains were all acceptable, and to be fair, exactly what you should expect when they all cost under £8 each. My scampi and chips were well cooked and the burger and chips looked decent, as did the Cajun chicken. The range of beers was pretty standard, with a few ni...

My friends and I hit this pub every Tuesday evening. The prices are very reasonable for a sit down dinner (ie 8.95 for the gammon steak and eggs with chips (fries to the Americans), 7.95 for fish and chips, no tip expected). On the other hand, once in awhile they will run out of things, like certain types of pastas, and will ask you to substitute on the fly. The burgers must be cooked well done, because they are stored frozen at the pub. Sometimes, the kitchen can be slow, owing perhaps to a more than expected number of guests. On the plus side, they put up a huge projector to play champions league games and it is never too busy to enjoy the games there. Beer selection and prices are good. T...