Coffee and cafes

A three-screen Picturehouse cinema on St Andrew's Street with a café-bar above the street.

A Cambridge bakery-cafe since 1920, known for its Chelsea buns.

A King's Parade tea room turned café and Mediterranean restaurant, facing King's College Chapel.

A Sicilian pizzeria, bakery and gelateria on Bene't Street.

A dessert cafe in Lion Yard built around bubble waffles and bubble tea.

An independent riverside cafe bar on Quayside, from morning coffee to evening cocktails.

A daytime cafe attached to a Cambridge cookery and wine school, open Wednesday to Sunday.

A rescue cat cafe on Mill Road, visited by booked one-hour session.

An all-day brunch and coffee cafe on Chesterton Road, open seven days.

A small gelato counter in a lane just off the middle of town.

A weekday café inside the Bradfield Centre, open to the public.

A music café and music shop on Mill Road with a tea-house feel.

A sandwich-led cafe on Mill Road, with a second branch on Green Street.

A coffee house on Trumpington Street with set laptop-friendly hours.

A vinyl-only record shop and cafe on Mill Road that also hosts live music.

An Italian caffetteria and pizzeria on Marleigh's Jubilee Square.

A café and events space devoted to Cambridge's Syd Barrett.

A board game café on Regent Street with a library of over 700 games.

A sweet pie and vinyl café on King Street.

A multi-screen cinema at Cambridge Leisure Park, bought by independent chain The Light in 2015.

A tea garden in an orchard at Grantchester, serving students and visitors since 1897.

A brunch and afternoon-tea café in the renovated Histon Station.

The refreshment room in the North Wing of the University Library.