Soho has 48 finest pubs of London. All they are full of colors and live. The Cambridge is one of those 48 pubs of London situated at Charing Cross at Moor Street in Soho. This pub was established in 1744, as the Kings Arms. It was rebuilt when Charing Cross Road was constructed. Then the pub was renamed ‘The Cambridge’ in 1891.

Location: 93 Charing Cross Rd, London, Greater London, WC2H 0DP

The Cambridge is famous as a popular theatreland pub since 1887. It is a traditional London Pub with unique character, admired for its diverse range of real ales and quality pub food. Food and drinks are always served as they should be, with generous manners of famous British hospitality.

The Cambridge offers a seasonal menu with the best classic British dishes, from Breakfast, lunch and dessert dishes. It also has a special Sunday menu including all Nicholson’s dishes with classic Sunday roasts that you can enjoy with your friends and family.

The Cambridge is famous for its ale & gin. The founder of The Cambridge, William Nicholson, ran the family gin distillery and picked only the finest pubs to serve it. This tradition is still alive with the selection of modern, aromatic gins served with the perfect tonic and garnish. They take their cask ale very seriously which is why a host of seasonal and regionally sourced cask ales is always on their hand pulls.

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The Cambridge also has a superb collection of blended and malt whiskeys, each having its own distinct warming character.

Since William Nicholson opened the very first pub in 1873, it has been offering warm and inviting hospitality. Whenever you search for pubs that offer the best British cask ales, brilliant pub food or even a venue for a private event, Nicholson’s pubs are the perfect setting for every occasion.