Cambridgeshire has an impressive array of independent coffee shops perfect for when you need your next caffeine fix.
Here are five of the best options for a hot drink across the county that you should try.
1. Little Piggy, Fenstanton
Little Piggy is a top-rated café near St Ives, known for its excellent coffee, home-baked cakes and legendary Sunday lunch.
Visitors praise the warm, personal service and the relaxed, friendly atmosphere.
The café is a great spot for those exploring the Ouse valley or seeking a weekend destination outside Cambridge.
Expect a cosy interior, generous slices of cake, and well-made espresso drinks.
2. Prosper Café, Ely
This vegan coffee shop and community hub in Ely describes itself as a "welcoming home from home".
Prosper is dog friendly and offers a breakfast and lunch menu alongside hot drinks.
Animal lovers will also adore Eric and Betty, miniature Dachshunds who can be found at the shop on most days.
3. Holly Lodge Café, Alconbury
Holly Lodge Farm in rural Cambridgeshire has dog fields and a soft play area as well as a great café.
They partner with The Roastery in Wellingborough to serve speciality organic coffee and use a blend of beans grown in Brazil and Nicaragua.
The farm are also proud to say that all their food comes from companies within a 35-mile radius of Holly Lodge.
4. The Coffee Hive, Peterborough
Located on Fletton Avenue in Peterborough, The Coffee Hive serves homemade afternoon tea alongside award-winning coffee.
They also host monthly live music events and frequent quiz nights in the evenings if you can't get enough of the café after your day time visit.
5. Greens Coffee & Co, Cambourne
Greens Coffee & Company on Cambourne High Street offers a modern village-centre take on the independent coffee shop.
Coffee is paired with cakes, light lunches, and a sociable layout that encourages people to linger.
These independent coffee shops offer a unique and personal experience, making them worth a visit.
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