Devonshire Arms, Cambridge

As mentioned it looks rather tiny on the outside, this is further confirmed by the front room, however looking beyond the counter reveals a large room at the back. Decorated in a Victorian beer house style with dark tongue and groove to shoulder height, white painted plastered walls to the picture rail then dark red above and on the ceiling relieved only by nice white and pink ceiling roses. The furnishings are extremely woody. The pub appears to be the tap for Milton Brewery, seven of their beers were on sale on the eight pulls on the front counter face, ciders were available on two other pulls and on a duo keg tap. All the beers are named after characters from classic mythology and history, the pump clips however don’t offer any clues as to style, I had a bitter and it was fine for the style and not too much crystal malt. One of half a dozen GBG 2022 listed pubs in this corner of Cambridge and the nearest to the railway station.

A real tardis of a pub, which at first glance appears to be a tiny corner bar but which actually extends into a large house behind. The layout is well described by others, below. Ales on were Milton Dionysys, Pegasus, Nero and Minerva, plus Great Heck’s Mount Hood, Burton Bitter and Welbeck Cavendish as guests. All the beers we tried were in excellent condition and I’d be very happy indeed to come back here for an evening’s libation or as part of a crawl.

A nice little pub just off the Mill Road owned by Milton brewery and, contrary to Ray's previous review, offering an excellent selection of beers ranging from golden ale to stout with four from Milton and three guests. The interior is in plain wood, with a mixture of pews and settles in the front room and more tables in the larger area at the back. A stack of board games is available. One for some serious drinking. Note the opening hours on Facebook are garbled; it is actually open all day but the kitchen closes during the afternoon.