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Plough & Fleece, Cambridge

High Street
Horningsea
Postal town: Cambridge
CB25 9JG

Phone: 01223860795

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Horningsea

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Blue Scrumpy left this review about Plough & Fleece

Fairly quiet village pub with a dining room to the front and the bar to the rear. However, the room to the front contained the locals and with its tiled floor, actually felt more like the bar. It had pale green wainscotting and white painted walls. A coal fire was lit whilst I was there and there were a few pictures of racehorses on the walls. Background music was playing. To the rear is a patio and garden, as well as a car park accessed from an entrance which is easily missed from the road.

The bar had 4 handpulls. 2 were clipped with Ghost Ship & Wherry, with the others unclipped. $umo was available on keg. There was no sign of a real cider. The keg option was Wild Wave. Various events are promoted, including Valentine's Night, Burn's Night and a quiz night.

On 22^nd February 2026 - rating: 5
[User has posted 3415 recommendations about 3413 pubs]

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. Wittenden left this review about Plough & Fleece

Low,whitewashed community owned freehouse on the edge of the village.The front bar,to which the servery opens, is mainly laid up for dining,while the main bar area is to the rear,benefiting from an airy conservatory extension.
The front bar is traditionally decorated,with exposed beams and a wood burning stove. On the bar,four handpumps dispensing,on our visit three beers from Greene King, and one guest. I enjoyed a pint of Gravedigger Milk Stout from Gorgeous Brewery from North London, and a glass of Extra Pale Ale from a Greene King/Canopy collaboration. I'm not sure which firm actually produced this one, but it was highly appreciated. Also available were Greene King IPA and Yardbird Pale Ale.I noted a traditional looking keg dispense system, and a collection of designer-looking spirits.
The bar staff were friendly, the food Ok: hops were growing in the car park hedge.

On 19^th September 2021 - no rating submitted
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