The Olive Grove

Savino’s in Emmanuel Street and La Margherita in Bridge Street are other good Italian options, and Aromi cooks artisan Sicilian pizza. Amelie, in the Grafton Centre, specialises in flammkuchen (thinner than pizza, doughier than bruschetta), Efes on King Street is an old-favourite for Turkish, and Africfood in Trinity Street serves up decent fast Algerian food at good prices. The award-winning Olive Grove on Regent Street offers Greek delicacies and exquisite (-ly pricey) sushi abounds at Sticks’n’Sushi on Wheeler Street.

The go-to restaurant for lovers of everything Greek, this place cooks up classic Greek dishes with a modern twist, brought together in a beautiful setting on Regent Street. Offering both dining in and takeaway delivery service, Cambridge locals can decide to enjoy the food from the comfort of their sofa or in the beautiful restaurant with paintings of Greece all over the walls. Having first opened in 2013, it's the best place in the city for Greek food.

A classic Greek restaurant with a modern twist, The Olive Grove is a family run business showcasing the finest local ingredients. They’re proud to be members of the SRA (Sustainable Restaurant Association) and focus on low waste and sustainably sourced fresh meals. Their selection of Greek sharing plates such as olives, pitta, and tzatziki will make your mouth water, along with classic mains including mixed grills, mousakka and lamb skewers.

This family run Greek restaurant gets top marks from parents thanks to its fast, fuss-free food and truly welcoming atmosphere. The menus champion fresh, seasonal cuisine, using sustainable sourced ingredients wherever possible, and catering to gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan diets with aplomb. There is no specific children’s menu, but Greek classics such as juicy skewered chicken, pitta bread and dips are sure to please the little ones.

The Olive Grove is a wonderful mid-range Greek restaurant where you can find a smorgasbord of Mediterranean flavours, including peinirli pizza, moussaka, tasty mixed grills, and more. For a different experience at this elegant eatery, go for the three-course set menu for special occasions, which contains such delights as smoked haddock croquettes and baklava to finish.

One of Cambridges most popular restaurants for classic, simple but delicious tasting authentic Greek food. It has won many awards over the years such as, ‘Best Mediterranean Restaurant 2019 in England’ and ‘Best Greek Restaurant 2016 England (South)’. Expect classic dishes such as Souvlaki and Peiniri Pizza, as well as delectable Vegan and Gluten-free options too.

There are few great Greek restaurants in Cambridge but I’m a big fan of The Olive Grove. I will just also sneak Gardenia in as the best cheap restaurant in Cambridge for great and particularly affordable Greek food options too. But The Olive Grove pips it for me; the family-run restaurant always delivers simple but outstanding Greek dishes.

Before trying your hand at punting, The Olive Grove is one of the best places to eat in Cambridge for a light yet substantial meal. This family-owned Greek restaurant serves dips and souvlaki alongside salads, moussaka, and kofta. However, they also whip up peinirli pizza – boat-shaped stuffed pizzas that originate from Turkey.

The Olive Grove– This is one where I’ve actually heard more rave reviews about the GF menu than the normal. There are plenty of gluten free options at this Greek-style restaurant. You can also get lactose free options.

The Olive Grove is one of Cambridge’s best Greek restaurants. It offers excellent dishes and great service to its customers. The restaurant is inspired by the Greek culinary tradition of the Maniot Kontakos family.

La Maison du Steak if a succulent steak and a bottle of red are the ingredients for a perfect Valentines dinner, this is the place, and delicious vegetarian options available. The French cuisine for romance.

Transporting you to the blue bays of Elafonisos, this Mediterranean eatery has attracted national press attention – and for good reason.