Eagle Review

Cambridge day trip, came to this famous The Eagle, experienced pains to find a location... Probably wandered around this small narrow place for ten minutes, but did not find a location. Later, I saw two empty seats next to a table. The Chicago aunt at the table was also very good. So three people sat down. [Location] Not far from King''s College, the location is very central. Overall, the city center of Cambridge gives a quite concentrated feeling. [Service] Two stars. When I went there, it was nearly 1 pm, and it was a busy time. The bar is noisy and the space is small. When we are looking for a location, we sometimes have a face with the waiter. Often we make way first and say Sorry, the waiters are all displeased. Although it is understandable that busy and crowded people are in a bad mood, I really don't think this is the attitude that should be taken to customers. But there is a little brother who is quite good, busy serving food and asking us if we want to go to the table. [Environment] In fact, it is quite tasteful, quite the decoration of the British bar. Lights, candlelight, wooden tables and chairs, warm colors. Lively but also crowded and noisy, see if it is your favorite place. [Taste] price details can be seen from the menu. Basically, the price of staple food starts from 9.5 £. Ordered a Pie of the day. The amount is really enough. Huge crispy beef pie, a large portion of mashed potatoes, and a few sporadic vegetables... Well, the rot people are so uneasy about vegetables. Crispy skin is good, but the overall beef pie is salty, the mashed potatoes are not soft enough, and the vegetables are boiled. It's not bad or delicious, it's okay to experience it. Remember to remember your table number to go to the front desk to order.