Four pubs named as the best in region by Muddy Stilettos

A number of Cambridgeshire pubs have been listed in the top 10

The 10 best pubs in the region have been announced, with four from Cambridgeshire making the final cut. Every year, Muddy Stilettos asks the public to nominate their favourite businesses across a range of categories. Some of the categories include the best afternoon tea, as well as the best restaurant and the best farm shop.

Muddy Stilettos has drawn up a finalist list for each category, and the public now have another chance to vote to crown their winner. Four Cambridgeshire pubs have made it to the finalist list in the local pub category.

Here are the pubs up for best-loved local pub:

• The Burleigh Arms in Cambridge – Described as a “historic gem” in Cambridge, this pub dates back to the 1820s. The pub is praised for its “great service” and “good atmosphere” – according to customers – as well as its food and drink.
• The Pheasant in Keyston – This is a traditional thatched pub, set within Cambridgeshire countryside. The pub is described as “cosy and warm” by customers, as well as a place that offers a professional service.
• The Three Blackbirds in Wooditton – The 17th century inn is described as a “much loved” pub at the heart of Wooditton. Customers describe the pub as a “warm and friendly place”.
• The Three Hills in Bartlow – As well as a being a pub, The Three Hills is also a hotel. A visit to the pub and hotel is described as the “perfect Cambridgeshire rural weekend retreat”, according to the pub website.

The other pubs making the final list are based in Suffolk. These are:

• The Boot in Freston
• The Crown in Bildeston
• The Crown in Stoke By Nayland
• The Debenham Lion in Debenham
• The Greyhound Inn in Pettistree
• The Wild Rabbit in Harkstead

People who wish to vote for their favourite local pub can do so on the Muddy Stilettos website.

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