Shelford Delicatessen

A light, classic, sweet, deli/bistro. Amazing food, such as pizzas and salads. A warm and relaxed atmosphere with sweet and friendly staff. A great place for both family and friends. Highly recommended!

The Shelford Deli is always evolving to meet the needs of its customers. It now offers delicious food and beautiful crafts sourced from various locations. They always have a wonderful selection of fresh vegetables as well. The service is very friendly.

We had another wonderful evening at the Deli. The ambiance was fantastic and the food was fabulous. The pizzas were incredible with thin, crisp bases and delicious toppings. And to top it off, they serve the best coffee in Cambridgeshire. We will definitely be returning again! Voir le carte

Visited a couple of days ago. Lots of nice packaged foods pickles, oils etc. we had hoped for a range of artisan cheeses but were disappointed. Good range of veg especially tomatoes and aubergines. Lots of gifts but expensive. Bought some Benghali chicken. Tasty but expensive £12 for 375g. It really does have a wide range but there are other quality delis about. All said we probably would go back.

I cant lie, the almond croissants are the best ive ever had. Ive been going to the deli for around 6 years, i miss the jarvis sandwiches still to this day. However, the prices are getting ridiculous, almost making it unaffordable, i would love to shop organic and local but the veg and meat.... And cheese is so dear, its such a shame. I will however be back most weekends for my one treat... An almond croissant!

I appreciate having somewhere in Great Shelford to NZ drop in for a coffee, but I'm in two minds about this. There was nothing wrong with my Americano, a generous cup served with hot milk on the side. However the chocolate and raspberry brownie was solid and heavy, rather than crispy on the outside and moist within as a brownie should be. Also a couple of pounds more than I would expect to pay at other coffee shops in the area. Voir le carte

This place clearly isn’t what it used to be. It’s not just a new menu, but a new attitude as well. You can tell that by the lack of customers and bored staff. However, how they are still open is really surprising. The coffees are served lukewarm, the ‘gourmet’ pizzas are inedible and the staff couldn’t care less. They really need to shut down so that something worthy of the lovely neighbourhood can replace this depressing space.

We were pleasantly surprised to find out that our local deli, which recently started serving dinner on Friday evenings, now offers not only delicious pizzas but also gluten-free and vegan options. We had a wonderful evening there with our family and friends. The ambiance was lovely, and the staff were friendly and attentive. We plan on returning frequently in the future. However, we should mention that they no longer carry all the deli items they used to. During the day, the deli operates as a cafe, which I have always found to be welcoming but slightly expensive. The menu has remained the same for years, and the gluten-free cake was too sweet for my taste. On the flip side, the pizzas were...

Despite one of the photos, the Deli is no longer a sit down eatery. It has a modest (but well chosen selection of cheeses and other deli foods all prepackaged, not portioned to order plus a kitchen that makes hot and cold take away foods. There are some reasonably nice breads, although not sliced. They will reheat their pizzas (etc. to order. Which cooked foods they have at any given lunchtime seems a bit random. You might find (rather good pizza one day, Spanish omelette another, and so on. You can usually rely on some kind of salad being available too. That 's just one part of the Deli, though. The two other main parts have gourmet sweets, snacks and cooking ingredients, and housewares. Bu... Voir le carte