(££)*** The Fort St George (Midsummer Common) was once on an island in the Cam. It derives its name from a fort built by the East India Company, which the building resembles. The pub's chief asset is its extremely picturesque location on the banks of the river, facing midsummer common. You can have your pint sitting in the garden facing the common, or on the riverbank, watching the boats go by. The hearty pub food and Sunday roast are generally above average, and in the winter months they lay on wood fires in the old wood panelled rooms.
(££)*** The Fort St George (Midsummer Common) was once on an island in the Cam. It derives its name from a fort built by the East India Company, which the building resembles. The pub's chief asset is its extremely picturesque location on the banks of the river, facing midsummer common. You can have your pint sitting in the garden facing the common, or on the riverbank, watching the boats go by. The hearty pub food and Sunday roast are generally above average, and in the winter months they lay on wood fires in the old wood panelled rooms.
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