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Michaelhouse Cafe, Cambridge
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Trinity Street St. Michael’s Church Cambridge Cambridgeshire England CB2 1SU |
| Telephone: | +44 (0) 1223 309 167 |
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Michaelhouse Cafe overview
In a stunningly beautiful setting, Michaelhouse Cafe is part of the Parish Church of St Michael’s. A quiet and elegant sanctuary in the centre of Cambridge, tucked away in Trinity Street across ...
from Kings College Chapel and Trinity College, there is a daily menu of freshly cooked meals, from delicious breakfasts and lunches, to afternoon cream teas with homemade scones. Friendly welcoming atmosphere, with plenty of space for families and baby changing facilities available. The Michaelhouse Cafe is open from Monday to Saturday.
Michaelhouse Cafe
04 Jan 2010
Visited with: Child
Had a few days holiday in Cambridge with the kids, just before Christmas and right in the middle of the snow! We were so pleased to find this lovely café for a warming breakfast, we really slipped and slid our way to the door! Its absolutely gorgeous inside with arches, a mezzanine floor with tables and chairs up a spiral staircase, the church itself at one side and a lovely peaceful atmosphere. There was a friendly welcome from the girl at the counter and huge welcoming bacon butties and eggy breads were brought over to our table. Newspapers to read, coffee and juice for all and we were ready to get out onto those snowy pavements again!
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