The Eagle

If you're looking for a vibrant pub with bundles of historic charm, look no further than the Eagle. Tucked away in central Cambridge, this 17th century, Grade II listed pub lies opposite St Bene't's, the oldest surviving building in Cambridgeshire.

While the Eagle is famous for being the very pub in which Francis Crick and James Watson announced that they had discovered the DNA double-helix, it's also well-renowned for its exceptional pub food. From hearty steaks and pies to tasty small plates, there's something for everyone.

Our outdoor seating area is perfect for sunny days and our cosy interior is brimming with character, so take a seat and relax. Although our pub is over 300 years old, our modern facilities, including free Wi-Fi and disabled access, leave nothing to be desired.

A WARM AND WAGGY WELCOME

No one is more excited to see you than your dog at the end of the day. Except perhaps our animal loving team members at Eagle when you come in with your perfect pooches.

You could be swinging by for a swift one or celebrating big with the family. Whatever you’re visiting our dog-friendly pub for, we’ll have what you need to make everyone comfortable. That includes water bowls and tasty treats for all the waggy tailed good boys and girls that come by! There’s space for them to take it easy, lie down and relax, so you can relax too, knowing they’re safe by your side