Firstly I just want to get the small negative out of the way - the location!! Its by the station so its a great pub when I am coming back from London or anywhere on the train and I want a quick drink and something to eat before I get home but with little parking its difficult to persuade people to go there rather than the centre of town.
Having said that people should go and visit it as I think they would be surprised what they might find. When you go in you automatically start to feel relaxed the chairs are really comfortable and it has a really bright and airy feel. Also an added bonus is whats downstairs. Sauce on occasion have been known to rent out downstairs for parties I have been to one and two and they have been excellent! They always seem to get the music just right for the feel of the night which I think is really important for any party.

If I am honest i probably only ventured into sauce beacuse it was stumbling distance to the station and i was meeting someone with not too much time to spare, however i was pleasently suprised despite ist loud exterior decor its actually quite a nice bar.
The food is good and theres a choice of main meals or platters etc and all quite tasty.
The drinks are well priced and it feels friendly so more could you want.

The atmosphere is comfortable with big round tables for large groups (indeed there was a big card game going on when i was there and it looked like a regular event) and theres sofas and booths for a more intimate meeting.

Very well situated for the way to or back from the city centre, and the first pub after getting off the train, so next time your gagging for a drink after a long stressful journey, drop by and taste the sauce.

Sauce is the only place to go in Cambridge if you require a fix of bangers and mash. The selection is amazing – you get to choose two or three sausages, the type of mash and the type of gravy.

There’s about six different kind of sausages to choose from, all of them deeelicious. Proper fancy bangers, none of this mostly-pig’s arse-rubbish. Mash comes with sun dried tomatoes, Dijon mustard or spring onion and you top it off with red onion, red wine or another-I-can’t-remember gravy.

It’s about £6/£7 for all that and the table has an awesome selection of condiments, including three mustards and chilli jam. If you don’t fancy sausage and mash there’s a range of tapas dishes available that are all very tasty but not as reasonably priced as the bangers.

Sauce is kitted out in this funky retro 70’s style décor with big paintings of sexy women on the walls and big chunks of colour. It’s quite swish and there’s a DJ later on in the evening so it’s not a place to come for an elongated romantic meal as it gets quite busy with hip Cambridge types.