The Copper Kettle

1. The Copper Kettle in Cambridge is a delightful place for a relaxed meal with a perfect view of one of the city’s famous colleges. Its large windows allow natural light to flood the interior, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere. The setting feels both casual and elegant, making it ideal for breakfast, a casual tea break, or a light Mediterranean-inspired meal.

   We visited for breakfast and tea before embarking on another walk around the beautiful city, and it was an excellent start to the day. The menu offers a nice variety of Mediterranean dishes, and everything we ordered was fresh, flavorful, and well-presented. The breakfast selection was particularly good, with options that cater to both traditional and more adventurous tastes. We enjoyed our tea as well, served in a relaxed manner that allowed us to linger and enjoy the lovely view of the college across the street.

   The service was friendly and attentive without being intrusive, which made the experience even more pleasant. The staff ensured we were comfortable and had everything we needed without any rush, making it easy to enjoy the moment. The cafe’s location is perfect for anyone looking to take in the sights of Cambridge, as it is situated in a bustling area that is still peaceful enough for a quiet meal.

   Overall, The Copper Kettle is a wonderful spot for anyone visiting Cambridge, especially if you’re looking for a charming, light-filled space to enjoy a leisurely meal. Highly recommended!

2. Did lunch here and had the two course special (I chose red lentil soup and chicken curry) for 20. The soup was more cream style (I prefer whole lentils), but was decent. Curry was also decent. Overall the food was fine, just not great. Good wine selection for a Mediterranean restaurant. Location is superb, as was the staff – but service was exceptionally slow. Lots of tourists here and in area. Lots of outdoor seating. Affordable for a tourist area. Would visit here again on a sunnier day for lunch outside if I knew I didn’t need to get away quickly.

3. I went with my family to visit Cambridge for the day and we ate here. Food was simple and enjoyable. We had the two course meal and were allowed to pick and choose how we wanted the 2 course meal e.g., starter and main or main and dessert. They also had 3 course meal. We had avocado & prawn cocktail, chicken curry with rice, lemon tart and strawberry cheesecake.

4. This restaurant located near the Cambridge university has a review that is way different than my expectations. The food we ordered, which is Sirloin steak and CK burger has a price that didn’t match both the quality and quantity. The CK burger cost 15 pounds and all it serves is 2 thick bread, some lettuce pieces and a fried beef thin as paper. The taste overall is mediocre, a burger that can easily be made from a culinary newbie. The steak cost 24 pounds but it feels dry and coarse. The taste is mediocre still, with a bare salty. It mostlybecause it doesn’t deserve the price. However, the service is awesome and the atmosphere, as long as it is not rain or having a thunderstorm, is awesome, with breeze blowing, and some sunshine spread out on your back, best atmosphere ever

5. The baklava with a dollop of vanilla ice cream is to die for. Run, don’t walk, there. Reasonably priced food in the heart of Cambridge. Service is great and the owner was there to greet us. Hear the lamb shank is excellent. Will have to come back.

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