Revolution Cambridge

We went here after a gig at the Corn Exchange. It was open til late (we left well after 1am) and we were not ready for bed. Being in our 50’s we were definitely the oldest in the bar. However the atmosphere was really good, watching the youngsters enjoying themselves. Good music too, lots of it was remixes from my youth! Would definitely come back if I was in Cambridge again. Had some good banter with the people in the bar.

Stopped here for a late lunch. It was a last minute choice, so we were not sure. After coming in for a seat, we knew.it would be a good place to grab a bite. Decor and atmosphere are right with us. It wasn’t crowded at 1:30ish and seating was quick. The host/waiter was great as they were polite with our questions. The entire staff there were great in fact. I got an Old Mout Cider with the Fish and Chips, gravy and fries loaded with cheese and bacon. It came out as expected and was a good meal for me with the cider. My son got a Coke and the new Steak Frites with Garlic Butter (medium rare). As you can see in the photo, it came out perfect and he enjoyed each bit. We got an Apple Pie Pizza before heading out to the Fitzwilliam Museum. It was delish and I would recommend it if you are not sure what you want.

I had an incredibly disappointing experience at Revolution Restaurant in Cambridge. The tables were dirty and sticky, and the burger I ordered was extremely overcooked. Also, the burger had a strange smell to the meat, which made it hard to even take a bite. The service was equally bad – the waiters seemed inexperienced and slow, hectic and confused. The manager, I guess, a confused lady, didn't seem to know how to manage the business and the situation either. Overall, I would not recommend dining here, especially if you're expecting good food and service. You enter an empty stomach and full wallet, and you exit with an empty wallet and an empty stomach.