Other Colleges

Halls and Cafés

Whether or not non-members of colleges are able to attend college dining halls usually depends on whether you’re a member’s guest. But, in the case of some colleges, this is not always the case: some open their doors to anyone, irrespective of where they’re a member.

These include:

  • Selwyn

  • Darwin

  • Newnham

Several colleges have cafés which students of any college are allowed to visit and, providing they buy tea, coffee and the like, use as alternative study spaces.

These include:

  • The Roost Café Bar (Jesus)

  • The Iris Café (Newnham)

  • Harvey’s (Gonville and Caius)

  • the Selwyn Café Bar

  • the Wolfson Coffee Bar

  • the Darwin Café (this occupies the same space as the universally popular ‘Darbar’).

University-wide facilities

There are a number of cafés and cafeterias that operate at a University-wide level and/or are open to the public.

These include:

  • West Hub (West Cambridge Site)

  • The Simon Sainsbury Centre (Cambridge Judge Business School)

  • The Courtyard (Fitzwilliam Museum)