
13 Nov Bene’t Street – Meat Street
Meat And More in Meat Street – When prior to the opening I shared the first photo’s of our newest haunt in Bene’t Street, Bread & Meat, I was very surprised about the comments that came my way. In a nutshell, it was ‘more meat, do we need more meat in that street?’ Some comments made me smile and others made raise my eyebrows. It’s clearly a hot topic.

Bread & Meat
What is the fuss all about?
Just because they mention ‘meat’ in their business name, doesn’t mean that it is the only thing they do or good at. On the contrary… These ‘meaty’ restaurants do a lot more than just meat and certainly aren’t competitors. They all have ‘their own flavour’ and actually enhance each other. For the meat lover foodie, it’s just very convenient, that they are just a few steps away from each other.

Steaks at the Chop House
The line up in Bene’t Street

Sticky meat at SmokeWorks
What kind of meat do they serve up?
The Cambridge Chop House
Steaks, traditional British cuts and game
Bread & Meat
Sandwiches with slow-cooked meat
SmokeWorks
American style meat
Cau
Argentinian meat
The Pint Shop
Slow cooked meat

62 Gins at the Pint Shop
The other thing in ‘meat street’
So what else are they good at?
The Cambridge Chop House
Fish, local ales, wine and English tipples
Bread & Meat
Veggie option, soups and especially their carrot cake
SmokeWorks
Vegetarian, local ales, milkshakes and Bourbon’s
Cau
Argentinian flatbreads, salads and Empanadas
The Pint Shop
Jack’s Gelato, daily changing impressive beer list and a choice of 62 gin’s
Of course, there is a lot more to Bene’t Street than just these ‘meaty restaurants’.

Milk shakes at SmokeWorks
The famous Corpus Christi Clock and the legendary Pub, the Eagle and Aromi with their amazing Sicilian food. Stroll on to Peas Hill and food heaven continues with another Aromi and soon to open Syrena.
Enjoy!