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WINTER D INING GU I DE

CAFÉ FOY Nestled on the banks of the River Cam, you’ll find Café Foy, whose menu is a crowd-pleaser for all seasons. This Quayside

charmer is known for its satisfying soups and small plates, as well as a selection of scrumptious homemade cakes and top- quality coffees. It’s the perfect place to relax as you watch the punts go by – we’d recommend a brunch-time visit to get one of the showstopping sourdough toasties, with a warming (or alcoholic!) drink to ward off the winter chill, of course. cafefoy.com

FITZBILLIES No list of Cambridge cafe

recommendations is complete without fan favourite Fitzbillies. Now in its centenary year,

Fitzbillies has garnered nationwide fame for its deliciously sticky chelsea buns, but come Christmas time, it’s all about the homemade mince pies and meringue snowmen. Get your fix at the original branch on Trumpington Street, or hit up the shop on Bridge Street. fitzbillies.com

SCOTT’S ALL DAY On Mill Road’s most bustling corner, Scott’s All Day is a neighbourhood cafe by day and a pizzeria by night. The bright and

airy room has been carved from two shop fronts with huge windows on two sides, featuring a comfortable, casual space with stripped-back interiors with original features. With great coffee, brunch and lunch during the day, and sourdough pizza, locally brewed beer and cocktails in the evenings, Scott’s is a sure-fire winner for a festive pit stop. Plus, you can get half- price pizzas all day every Wednesday – and from 1 November, you can order the new festive pizza with roasted brussel sprouts! scottsallday.com

RELEVANT RECORDS Music lovers may be familiar with Relevant Records, but the vinyl vendor also boasts its own cosy cafe, providing a handy mid-shop

retreat. With toasted sandwiches, fresh salad bowls and tasty brunches, the menu packs a punch – the Mexican brunch is a real winner. We love the happy hour for a couple of cocktails and a homemade pizza too; you really can’t go wrong with the cafe’s friendly, laid-back atmosphere. relevantrecordcafe.co.uk

IMAGES Café Foy is well known for its amazing soups and sourdough toasties (top). But if it’s a sweet treat you’re after, head to Tom’s Cakes on Mill Road for oodles of baked goods (below)

TOM’S CAKES

Also on Mill Road is Tom’s Cakes, which is nothing short of a shining beacon of joy for lovers of baked goods. Every sweet treat is lovingly handmade, and

it makes the perfect haven after a long day of shopping – or even just as a post- work winter treat. It also has a cracking selection of savouries and snacks, so you can pop in for a breakfast or lunch break. Tom’s Cakes is also going the extra mile to make sure your Christmas tastes as delicious as possible. From rich fruit cakes to yule logs and fairy-tale gingerbread houses, the extensive range of festive goodies is bound to tempt you over the festive period. Plus, you can snap up a beautifully packaged gift box – filled with a selection of Tom’s Christmas specialities – or grab a £5 or £10 gift voucher to treat a loved one to a slice of seasonal sweetness. tomscakes.co.uk

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