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Fitzbillies

Fitzbillies is a Cambridge institution serving refined food for lunches and dinners, as well as heavenly tea and pastries in the afternoon. Don't forget its adjacent shop selling the best pastries in town, amongst which you will find the world famous Chelsea Bun! They also have a smaller branch at 36 Bridge Street, which is often less busy.

Address: 51 Trumpington Street
Hours: Sun noon-5:45PM, Mon-Sat 9AM-9:30PM
Website: fitzbillies.com (opens in a new tab)

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