The Duke Of Cambridge

I love this place. Only downside as a 100% organic establishment I find myself inwardly groaning when catching a sight of the prices on the chalkboard menu. Our friends stumped up more than £20 squid for a single lamb shank main.

Yesterday, jon and I moved from the Barnsbury side to the Peters side. Although the two areas are just a 10-minute walk away, the upper street could also be the big wall, because in the 4 1/2 years we have lived in islington, we ver

My local is the Duke of Cambridge, an organic pub located about a minute’s walk away from Upper Street. I like to drink there because it is stylish in an understated way, and it is always buzzing with thirtysomething locals and professionals based in the

I visited the duke recently, and I must say I had the most delicious food I had in a long time, the staff is really friendly and they allow dogs in the bar area. we had smooth hound fish in thai broth, which was amazing, and really good pork belly. the wine list has a large selection and the organic beer awarded, goes back next week.

Good but pricey. I've been to the Duke of Cambridge numerous times and the food is always above average. But it's not until I sit down and look at the menu that I remember how expensive it is. This happened again today. I know it's all organic, but still, the cooking could be just a little better for the price. It is, after all, a pub.

Good of it's time no doubt, now bland. Walk past here often so we decided to eat here spontaneously Monday evening. Dissapointing. Atmosphere is good, a gently bustling pub or peaceful adjoined restaurant offer good alternatives, Pitfield lager was delicious my organic chenin blanc was very good but the food was just decent dissapointing for the price. My gunard was perfectly cooked but the severe blandness of the puy lentils/kale overwhelmed it. The sticky toffee pudding was average. Advise sticking to a casual starter drink in the pub rather then sit-down meal.

it is always a pleasure to visit the herzog of cambridge, one of the first gastropubs at the beginning of the trip to visit, about 8 years ago, and still one of my favorites - although I am open always find it very difficult to choose which are my favorites. back to the overview the pub is located in the beautiful terraced streets of islington and from the loud and busy upper street. it is always buzzy in the bar where most people prefer to have their meal – this is the first time that I used the it area and that is because I had to make sure that we got a table as it was a birthday party. it was a Sunday afternoon, when we...read more

overpriced and terrible service. when my group arrived from four dinners, we were quite ignored when we walked around the restaurant that was looking for a table. once sat the waiter took our order and then within about fifteen minutes the food arrived. the chicken was overboiled and the blase and squeak base was really just soggy hollow. also the lamb stew was not noticeable. Organic foods should not be so terrible and at almost £20 for one more expensive. After we finished eating, the waiter could not reappear if he was taken a break or fired? Finally, our tellers were removed from a new waiter who had never returned. we realized that we were in the service siberia and tried our...read mor...

I had serious high hopes for this meal. They had asked us to order our lunch in advance as there was a group of 8-10 this takes the joy out of perving on the menu but I get it. I chose the organic roast chicken and gleefully used the drumstick emoticon without abandon the rest of the week. We showed up and were told that the roast menu was only available on Sunday. Which is fine. But why take our order? And WHO took our order? Is this like some kind of Hogwarts parallel universe and Draco Malfoy is enjoying my organic roast chicken lunch in a dank corridor somewhere, gleefully laughing like a maniac? All I know is there was no chicken served up in here. Staring at the chalkboard menu, I...re...