D'arry's — Restaurant in Cambridge

d'Arry's Restaurant & Wine Bar Cambridge is a premium independent restaurant and bar in Cambridge. On King Street, it's a lively spot that enhances the city’s centre. d'Arry's is known for its celebrated Sunday Carvery, attracting both locals and visitors. Go to d'Arry's for a relaxed meal, a selection of wines, or expertly made cocktails. The atmosphere makes it a popular choice for gatherings and special occasions.

About The Venue

d'Arry's Restaurant & Wine Bar Cambridge occupies a Grade II Listed building from 1920, originally built as an inn and pub. The Georgian building features historic woodwork and exposed beams. The interior combines traditional elements with a modern style and industrial decor. Dim lighting creates a lively atmosphere. d'Arry's consistently attracts a crowd, especially during evenings. This blend of historic character and a modern approach defines the experience, making it an elegant, cozy spot.

Typical Experiences

d'Arry's Restaurant & Wine Bar is a restaurant offering a complete dining experience. Locals and visitors go to d'Arry's for lunches and dinners. The venue is known for cheese and wine pairings, guided by Academy of Cheese trained experts, alongside its celebrated Sunday Carvery. d'Arry’s provides a lively environment, ideal for groups or individuals, and is often used for dates and get-togethers. The Liquor Loft, available for private hire, adds another layer to the venue's versatility.

Notable Features

  • Cheese & Wine Pairing Experiences
  • Sunday Carvery
  • Liquor Loft (Private Hire)
  • Cheese tasting menu with wine pairing
  • Modern-vibe atmosphere with cool music
  • Atmosphere
  • Cocktail selection
  • Cheese tasting menu with wine pairings
  • Artisanal cocktails and barrel-aged drinks
  • Barrel-aged cocktails
  • Grade II Listed building
  • Wine bar and restaurant
  • Industrial decor with wooden beams

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Information about this venue is based on publicly available sources and may be incomplete. Last updated in June 2026.