Pint Shop, Cambridge

There were too many beers to list on the board - up to 6 cask and 24 keg. On my visit, there were just 4 reasonably priced real ales (2 pumps not in use), with the craft keg almost universally not reasonably priced and largely not of sessionable strength either. I opted for something affordable from the cask range, though it really could have been somewhat cooler (it may have been a hot day, but this does claim to be a specialist beer emporium). There was a decent food menu, and I had no complaints about the food. I did find the service a little brusque though so, along with the beer options not really hitting my preferred price/quality targets, I think I'll try elsewhere next time in Cambridge.

6 cask and 17 keg options, so yes it is easy to be spoilt for choice in here! Clearly a place that takes its beer seriously. I had the IPA by 360° Brewing, at £4.80 a pint or £2.40 for a half. This was dangerously drinkable for a 6% ale, but was very nice indeed. All the other cask options were unusual other than Adnams Ghost Ship. There are two beer boards, one for cask and one for keg. I found this to be a nice modern place. There was a menu of what I judged at the time to be trendy bar snacks, but seemed to be more expensive than main meals at most places so did not give in to temptation despite getting a bit peckish. Scotch egg was £4.50 but other stuff was £10/12+ but could not see exactly what it was from where I was sat. The toilets are a long climb to the second floor. 100% worth a visit.