CB1

Advantages: Relaxed environment, books, internet
Disadvantages: No substantial food

...Situated on Mill road in northern Cambridge, CB1 and CB2 symbolise independent cafes in Cambridge. A regular customer at Starbucks or Cafe Nero would hopefully see the differences on entering this establishment. A wealth of books upstairs and down that can be picked up and read at your own leisure or bought, much more of a relaxed environment and roughly same vareity of drinks available at a cheaper price. <Environment> Wooden floor and furnishings, quiet music and an abundence of books and a few comfy sofas, for the lucky people able to get them first. Everyone seems to come here at one time or another, all age groups, students and suits. People are generally happy to join tables and have a chat. If entering in a big crowd there is a large table downstairs. <Products> There is the normal range of coffees (e.g. latte, cap... Read review

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Advantages: Seeing the real Cambridge.
Disadvantages: It is a little run-down. Mind your wallet!

...cost of living; rent and rates are high even though the area is a little deprived. The Local Council’s decision to close the Library in 1996 has caused a significant drop in trade for shops. As a result of this depression, the last greengrocer, Covent Garden Centre, closed in November 1997. **Cambridge Drama Centre** The Cambridge Drama Centre is an intimate and lively studio venue, found within the heart of residential Cambridge. This site operates as a place for workshops and theatre space. This centre provides a wide and yet vibrant programme for contemporary touring theatre. There are many exciting classes and workshops for both children and adults. It is a fun place to explore. Covent Garden, Mill Road, Cambridge CB1 2HR Booking: 01223 322748/504444 Information: 01223 322748 **Car Parking** There is very... Read review

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