Midsummer House, Cambridge: See 1,848 unbiased reviews of Midsummer House, rated 4.5 of 5 on Tripadvisor and ranked #30 of 593 restaurants in Cambridge. Found the flavours muted and was looking forward to the pigeon with the jus made with the livers but maybe a little more than a light splash would have helped as it was not exciting. Midsummer House is a two Michelin star restaurant in Cambridge which is owned by head chef Daniel Clifford (whom you might know from BBC's Great British Menu). Midsummer House is a Victorian town house a short walk from Stratford town centre and the RSC theatre. After seeing Daniel Clifford over the years on Master Chef this was a place we had wanted to visit for a long time but found the experience underwhelming. Each dish served prompted discussion around the texture, depth and combinations of flavours and the quality of the ingredients. 3.8K likes. In pouring rain. Daniel Clifford On the stove @midsummer_house 2 Michelin * Restaurant Cambridge Any Enquiries contact admin@midsummerhouse.co.uk linktr.ee/MidsummerChef The elegant, spacious and light-drenched conservatory dining room commands a panoramic view of the gardens and is set in a beautiful Victorian villa is on Midsummer Common on the banks of the River Cam, Cambridge. more. enjoy our lovely meal. We have dined at a number of Michelin starred restaurants but we both felt this was the best. I hadn't thought of asking until too late. the service, attention to detail and knowledge (particularly the wine waiter) were first class. The creativity & flavour packed in the food was amazing. Tripadvisor gives a Travellers’ Choice award to accommodations, attractions and restaurants that consistently earn great reviews from travellers and are ranked within the top 10% of properties on Tripadvisor. Midsummer House is rated accordingly in the following categories by Tripadvisor travellers: Midsummer House Midsummer Common, Cambridge CB4 1HA England. The quality of the food was beyond our expectations and the wine choice was more than adequate for us. There was a lack of ambiance in what is effectively a uninspiring conservatory with fake victorian radiators and a mish mash of art, there is no view of the river or the common. It’s set in an idyllic location overlooking Midsummer Common and the delightful first floor lounge and terrace make the perfect spot for drinks, looking out over the garden and the River Cam. In case the rain took you by surprise during the promenade around Midsummer Common, stop by this bar.Dishes of British and French cuisines can be ordered at Midsummer House.Make a change from your customary meal and taste mouthwatering canapes, amuse bouches and gat at this place. We had a wonderful experience not having visited before. If you have special dietary needs, mention it at the time of booking. Had lunch taster menu, some of the courses I would not have chosen if I’d seen them on a menu; what a mistake that would have been every course hit the spot. Both the fish courses (again cooked perfectly) had different sauces but both tasted like a Beurre Blanc which we haven’t had for a few years, and as for the Baron Bigod cheese not sure where that was as the truffle killed everything else off. It's very much like staying at a friend's house rather than an impersonal hotel. A beautiful Victorian house with a lovely conservatory extension hosts this stylish restaurant. An aperitif of a glass of krug was included in the price - obviously good champagne but not my favourite. The actual food on the day may not be what you see on any sample menus... You'll be asked which menu you want (7 or 10 course, I think are the options). In pouring rain.More, We booked this restaurant for my wife's birthday in early September and we had the 12 course tasting menu and wine flight. Accept Well done to each and everyone of you . Midsummer House We had a lovely lunch a couple of years ago but we had a problem as there was no toilet easily accessible for a person in a wheelchair. All the staff were knowledgable about the courses and attentive without hovering, It goes without saying food was exceptional. We look forward to visiting again.More, The food was excellent all be it there was no choice it was just a testing menu. Midsummer House are looking to fill a similar role. A beautiful Victorian house with a lovely conservatory extension hosts this stylish restaurant. Signature dish: Roast glazed duck..." Restaurant in … Midsummer House Restaurant is a perfect venue for a special meal and we went there to celebrate our son's graduation. We have dined at a number of Michelin starred restaurants but we both felt this was the best. It’s set in an idyllic location overlooking Midsummer Common and the delightful first floor lounge and terrace make the perfect spot for drinks, looking out over the garden and the River Cam. The service did feel rushed and as soon as we had finished one course another was on the table within minutes. Staff were aware it was our anniversary & we were celebrating which was appreciated.

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