Pint Shop, Cambridge Travel Guide
Free Guide: Gastropub on Peas Hill serving meals and drinks from midday with later weekend closing times.
A brief summary of Pint Shop
Gastropub on Peas Hill serving meals and drinks from midday with later weekend closing times.
Pint Shop occupies a central spot at 10 Peas Hill in Cambridge. This gastropub combines bar and restaurant functions in one venue. It opens at midday each day and remains available until 23:00 on Sunday to Thursday and until midnight on Friday and Saturday. The setting suits travellers seeking straightforward pub meals alongside drinks in a city-centre location.
On-site amenities
Restrooms
Drink options
Food options
Opening hours
- Mon12 pm–11 pm
- Tue12 pm–11 pm
- Wed12 pm–11 pm
- Thu12 pm–11 pm
- Fri12 pm–12 am
- Sat12 pm–12 am
- Sun12 pm–11 pm
Opening hours as listed on the venue’s Google Business Profile. Hours can change for services and special events, so check with the venue before you go.
- Address
- 10 Peas Hill Cambridge
- Phone
- Website
Getting there
On Foot
Public Transport
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Setting and Location
Pint Shop stands at 10 Peas Hill within Cambridge city centre. The address places it among other hospitality venues and within easy walking distance of the main shopping streets and colleges.
Hours and Access
Daily service begins at 12:00. Closing time is 23:00 from Sunday through Thursday and extends to 00:00 on Friday and Saturday. The premises operate year-round without seasonal closure.
Offerings
The venue functions as both gastropub and bar. Food and drink service run concurrently during opening hours. Pricing sits at the moderate level according to the listed price category.
Practical Considerations
Visitors reach the site on foot from central Cambridge transport hubs. No specific access restrictions such as steps or remote positioning are recorded in the available data. Mobile reception in the surrounding urban area remains reliable.
Visitor Experience
Patrons typically arrive for lunch or dinner and combine a meal with drinks. The dual bar-restaurant format allows flexible seating between counter and table areas. Evening hours on weekends extend the period available for later visits.
Duration and Planning
Most visits last between one and three hours depending on whether the stop is for drinks only or a full meal. The consistent midday opening supports flexible scheduling around other Cambridge sightseeing plans.
Evendo Review Centre
Guest reviews
Best time to go
Quietest: Jan, Feb & Mar · before 1pm or at 3pm or from 11pm
Busy times are Evendo estimates for a typical year, to help you plan. Actual crowds vary with events, school holidays and the weather.
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