Tucked away on Fulbourn Road, the Robin Hood pub hums with a quiet energy. This Robin Hood, once known as the Robin Hood and Little John, has seen its share of transformations. It’s now an Eating Inn, a Greene King establishment. Imagine yourself stepping inside. The decor is standard chain-pub fare, but remnants of its past linger. An octagonal conservatory, a cozy snug—these whispers of the old Robin Hood remain. The Robin Hood opens early, serving breakfast from 9am, a welcome sight for travellers from the nearby Caravan Club site. While the aroma of bacon and eggs fills the morning air, the bar doesn’t open until 11:30am, a small wait for those seeking a pint of Abbot or IPA. The Robin Hood also boasts a large garden. Picture families gathered around tables, children playing on the equipment, the murmur of conversations blending with the clinking of glasses. This Robin Hood, though changed, continues to serve its community, a modern gathering place nestled in Cherry Hinton.
Catholic Church of Our Lady and the English Martyrs
Peering up at that towering spire, consider the Church of Our Lady and the English Martyrs. It’s more than just