Devonshire Arms — Restaurant in Cambridge

No Disabled Access or facilities. No attempt to cater for disabled customers or wheelchair users. Small negotiable threshold at entrance but toilets a disaster. The good people that run the Devonshire Arms which does look like an excellent pub may think they are no disabled people or may think they just have the bad taste to go to Wetherspoons. No it is because when Wetherspoons or some other dreadful national chain refurbishs a pub they comply with the law (DDA and Equality Act) and put in facilities for all citizens. When will independent retailers learn - I and my 7 student colleagues turned away and custom was lost...... The Devonshire has no architectural reason and plenty of space to be an inclusive establishment rather than a...

Tried the Devonshire Arms when we first moved here 10 years ago and it wasn’t really our sort of pub but tried it again more recently and were really impressed. It is a nice traditional pub, the staff are all super friendly and there is a lovely mix of all different type of customers including dogs! The food is delicious but also varied which is odd to find in the pubs on Mill Road these days. Quiz on Monday night was great too. I am not sure if we have just been lucky when we have been but it is really refreshing to go to a pub in Cambridge where the traditional pub buzz isn’t drained by a room full of empty tables reserved for...

Great local pub serving Milton beers and regularly changing guest beers. Friendly staff and very reasonably priced for the location. Great for pre-dinner drinks if you're dining on Mill Road, or for a couple of pints after work. That said, sometimes we come in for pre-dinner drinks and decide to eat here: the food is very good but there can be a long wait sometimes. Really the only problem with this pub is that it can get very crowded at times. It can be very hard to get a table, especially if you're in a big group, and I've never found a space to...