5 Cambs pubs serving Jeremy Clarkson's Hawkstone beer pie

Marston’s has joined forces with Hawkstone to launch a limited-edition IPA & Beef Pie in 498 pubs across the UK.

The dish, which will be available from August 3, features British diced beef and pulled beef cheek slow-cooked in a rich gravy made with Hawkstone IPA, seasonal vegetables, and Barber’s Cheddar, all encased in buttery shortcrust pastry.

The IPA featured in the pie was recently named England’s best IPA at the World Beer Awards in 2025.

The pie will be served with seasonal vegetables, extra gravy, and the choice of chips or mash, depending on the pub.

Kiran Bains, Director of Brand Activation, at Marstons, said: “We’re so excited to working with Hawkstone to bring our new take on a pub classic to almost 500 of our pubs across the UK.

"British beef and Hawkstone IPA are a match made in heaven, and we’ve created a really delicious dish to serve to guests up and down the country, introducing Hawkstone to more customers and giving them a new reason to visit their local.

"We can’t wait for everyone to try it.”

So without further ado, here are five pubs in Cambridgeshire where you can try the new limited edition pie.

1. The Marsh Harrier, St Ives

This family friendly pub is located on Needingworth Road in St Ives and describes itself as a great option for a working lunch or an after school treat.

2. Apple Cart, Peterborough

This pub is located on Bellona Drive in Peterborough and offers steak, burger and curry nights during the week.

3. Cobblestones, March

This pub is located on Wisbech Road in March and highlights its great patio area and beer garden.

4. Moorhen, Peterborough

Located on West Lake Avenue in Peterborough, this pub serves food every day and offers a beer garden with lake views.

5. Monkfield Arms, Cambourne

This pub is located near Cambridge and describes itself as perfect for chilling with mates or starting the party on a Friday or Saturday night.