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Milton Brewery pub in [[Locale Chesterton|Chesterton]], reopened in April 2013.

Shares many characteristics, including style of decor, with the [[Devonshire Arms|Devonshire]], also owned by Milton Brewery. One of the visual treats here is the newly revealed beam roof:

Has eight beers, some of them guest beers.  Milton Brewery beers are absolutely <i>fine</i> (in other words, very good). Has an extensive collection of malt whiskies (also similarly to the Devonshire).

As of opening it's only serving pizzas but will be serving European-style pub food from mid-May, once the gas is connected.

<b>Update July 13th 2013</b>:  The Haymakers now does a regular Sunday roast and, as well as the pizzas, does 'ordinary' food during the week and after 4.00 on a Sunday. The pork roast was probably the best Sunday roast Juggzy has eaten in Cambridge in recent years.

Has a beer 'garden', and many cycle stands:

Dog friendly - I counted three pairs of dogs when I was in there around 6.00 on a Thursday evening.

Access: there is a ramp up to the back door from the beer garden, but has steps from the street side.

See also:
* [http://pintsandpubs.wordpress.com/2013/04/28/haymakers-chesterton-cambridge/ Pints And Pubs article]

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