| Pub | Comments | Location |
|---|---|---|
| CAMBRIDGE | ||
| Eagle | A large multi-roomed city centre pub, famous for being the place where Watson and Crick first announced their discovery of the structure of DNA, and for a ceiling covered in graffiti by WWII airmen. Decent beer from Greene King.
Last visited May 2008. |
Bene't Street |
| Pickeril | Excellent ale is served in this pleasant pub. There's a small front room with wooden floor, bare brick walls and ceiling beams. Situated just outside the main tourist area it's a good place for a nice quiet drink. The menu looks good.
Last visited June 2006. |
Magdalene Street |
| PETERBOROUGH | ||
| Brewery Tap |
Not visited. |
Westgate / Bourges Boulevard |
| Wortley Almshouses | A plain multi-roomed boozer serving cheap ale including a mediocre pint of Sam Smith's.
Last visited December 2006. |
Westgate |
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