About Us
ABOUT THE THREE HORSESHOES
A picturesque thatched country pub, The Three Horseshoes, Madingley, is nestled in a quaint, romantic village just 3 miles from Cambridge city centre. Voted Cambridgeshire Dining Pub of the Year for 2018, the restaurant serves hearty, comforting dishes, fresh fish, Sunday roasts and plenty of options for vegetarians and vegans.
Particular attention has been paid to preserving the traditional country pub with its real fire and cosy corners. We have a wonderful garden with plenty of space and parking is easy and on site. Dogs are welcome in the pub. Enjoy local real ales, cocktails and a wine list focused on the Languedoc-Roussillon.
Email us at 3hs@cambscuisine.com
For group or party bookings, please email 3hs@cambscuisine.com
Opening Times from 4th July
| Monday | CLOSED |
| Tuesday | 6pm - 8.30pm |
| Weds-Thurs | 12 noon - 2.30pm |
| 6pm-8.30pm | |
| Friday | 12 noon - 2.30pm |
| 6pm - 9pm | |
| Saturday | 12 noon - 9.30pm |
| Sunday | 11.45am - 6pm |
| Monday | CLOSED |
| Tuesday | 5.30pm - 10pm |
| Weds-Thurs | 11:30am - 3pm |
| 5.30pm - 10pm | |
| Friday | 11:30am - 3pm |
| 5pm - 10.30pm | |
| Saturday | 11.30am - 11pm |
| Sunday | 11.30am - 6pm |
Find Us
THE THREE HORSESHOES
High Street, Madingley, Cambridge,
CB23 8AB
(Please note on certain Satnavs entering the postcode only will take
you to Dry Drayton. Please also type in Madingley.)
The Three Horseshoes – Set Lunch Menu
Wednesday to Saturday Lunchtimes (Excluding Bank Holidays)
The Three Horseshoes, Madingley, serves a great value set lunch during the week. A short distance from Cambridge, our set lunch menu makes for the perfect mid-week treat or business lunch.
Local Attractions
What To See in Madingley
The extensive gardens of Madingley Hall are only a 5 minute walk away from The Three Horsehoes in Madingley, making for the perfect stroll before or after Sunday lunch. The hall is also the key site in the University of Cambridge’s Institute of Continuing Education.
Madingley is the home of Cambridge American Cemetery which contains the remains of 3,811 American war casualties. A new, 4,000-square-foot center visitor center opened in May 2014. Through interpretive exhibits that incorporate personal stories, photographs, films, and interactive displays, visitors will gain a better understanding of the Battle of the Atlantic, a critical campaign that contributed to the Allied victory in Europe during World War II.