Food and Drink | Page 3 | Cam Valley Community Rail Partnership

The Cam Valley offers a rich and varied food and drink scene, with something to suit every taste and occasion.

From welcoming village cafés and independent restaurants to traditional pubs serving hearty, home‑style meals, the area is well catered for whether you’re looking for a quick stop or a leisurely meal. Alongside this, local farm shops and producers showcase the best of the surrounding countryside, offering fresh, seasonal produce and giving visitors a true flavour of the region.

Photograph of the Dolphin pub in Melbourn

The Dolphin, Melbourn

A relaxed Melbourn pub offering drinks, casual dining, and a laid‑back setting for socialising in a village atmosphere.

Photograph of the British Queen pub in Meldreth

The British Queen, Meldreth

A characterful village pub in Meldreth offering relaxed dining, local drinks, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere in a rural setting.

A photograph of the Royal Oak pub in Barrington, featuring a thatched roof and exposed timbers.

The Royal Oak, Barrington

Historic thatched village pub on Barrington Green, offering classic British food, local ales, and a welcoming countryside atmosphere.

A photograph of the White Horse pub in Foxton

The White Horse, Foxton

A friendly village pub with scenic walks nearby

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A graphic for the South Cambridgeshire Rail and Ale trail. The booklet is shown open on the page for Shepreth.

Cam Valley Rail and Ale Trail

Discover some of the best food and drink destinations in the Cam Valley, all reachable by train. The pubs featured in this trail are located in picturesque villages across South Cambridgeshire and can be combined with countryside walks, heritage attractions, nature reserves and family days out, making them ideal stops on a sustainable day trip by rail.

Cam Valley Rail & Ale Trail