Find out what British restaurants to try in Oxford. In the "city of dreaming spires," academia takes center stage. Gaze out at Oxford's world-famous university from the top of Carfax Tower before heading into the city's pedestrian-friendly streets. Follow your nose to the Covered Market for the makings of a picnic to enjoy at Headington Hill Park. Mix the historic and modern with visits to the 12th-century village church of Iffley and trendy Cowley's ethnic shops and music venues.
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4 based on 378 reviews
I selected this restaurant from tripadvisor rating as I was staying in oxford with absolutely no local restaurant knowledge. First impressions were fantastic. Great greeting and rapidly shown to a nicely located table. Menu is good, especially the specials board. However, service from then on was slow and lacked attention. The staff were very nice however so it didnât impact the meal significantly. One other thing....hot meals served on cold plates is not good. As the title of this review says, good location and ambiance let down a little by attention to detail. This restaurant should be a âvery goodâ or better.
abc, means - Asian | British cuisine with live charcoal cooking at the table. where mouth-watering food and an attention to detail is second to none. A memorable dining experience is not only about the food and wine. It is an emotional experience â every
This hotel is near perfect! Good location, attractive public rooms, comfortable stay, attentive service, good breakfasts and probably the most comfortable bed I have slept in. Well done to all concerned.Thank you for your review aamirshaikh23! Happy to hear you enjoyed your stay
4 based on 161 reviews
This is an extremely well run pub which is very friendly. The food is great, especially the pizzas (see my pic of the specials board, obviously this changes with time). The garden is spacious and has really nice flowers in both beds and hanging baskets. Beer is well kept with the full Fullers range plus guests. There are two resident cats and three resident dogs!
4 based on 566 reviews
In 2013 the Seven Stars was bought by the local community who afforded the opportunity of running their pub to a local tenant. The pub is set in the stunning village of Marsh Baldon, which is just off the A4074 by Nuneham Courtenay and just 3 miles from O
We have just got home from visiting Seven Stars. We had booked for Sunday lunch. We had a warm friendly welcome all the staff are very professional. The Seven Stars has a really lovely atmosphere and pleasant vibe. We ordered the roast beef which was delicious, the roast potatoes nice and crispy and the vegetables very tasty.The portions are extremely generous. We shared a desert which was a light chocolate cake with stem ginger ice cream absolutely perfect end our meal. Thank you for a lovely lunch in a beautiful setting. We will highly recommend to our friends and family.Thank you so much 2StevenS for your kind review. We thoroughly enjoyed seeing you on Sunday and hope to see you again soon.CheersMatt & Team
Where to eat Middle Eastern food in Oxford: The Best Restaurants and Bars
4 based on 377 reviews
The Ground Floor is a Modern British Brasserie. The First Floor is a Champagne, Oyster & Cocktail Bar. Bar dining, full A La Carte Menu available. Daily specials board with oysters, lobster and market fish of the day.
The fish was delicious, the staff fantastic and it was immaculately clean. We loved it and hope to return when we next visit Oxford. Most definitely worth a visit as it ticked every box 10/10. Thank you for a great night.
4 based on 864 reviews
Michelin-starred, nostalgic British dishes with a modern twist. Inspired creations of Executive Chef Paul Welburn, whose food has the critics talking. Paul is renowned for adding a modern twist to some of Britainâs favourite dishes. The Oxford Kitchen of
We had dinner at the Oxford Kitchen on yesterday evening. We had the Chef's tasting menu. We found the restaurant to be friendly, welcoming and unpretentious.... despite it being a 1 Star Michelin establishment. The food was inspiring and well presented. We enjoyed most of the dishes. We would definitely come back again. Well done
4 based on 190 reviews
An honest pub in the community of Florence park.
We had heard good things about this Hampstead-style upmarket bar/restaurant, all happily confirmed during a spontaneous trip to Oxford. Great food promptly delivered, and a friendly atmosphere which made for a very pleasant experience. Caters for vegans, vegetarians & flexitarians as well as carnivores. Lovely selection of real ales and ciders. Is it enough reason to move to Oxford? Probably!
Where to eat Vietnamese food in Oxford: The Best Restaurants and Bars
4 based on 157 reviews
Great family get together for the Lamb family. We had lovely evening with home made chilli and jacket potatoes and drinks. The Inn is well run with great facilities. The owners made everyone welcome and ensured the evening was memorable for all the family.
Most Popular Mediterranean food in Oxford, England, United Kingdom
4 based on 168 reviews
Welcome to The Porterhouse Grill & Rooms opening in June 2017. We are located 2 minutes walk from Oxford train station and 5 minutes walk from the Castle quarter. Come and feast on fine Steaks, wines and ales in our restaurant and bar. We will be serving
14 years marriage anniversary dine out that we will never forget. We shared a Porterhouse steak (1 kg) and it turned out to be one of the best steaks that we have ever eaten. In our first visit to Oxford, this was definitly one of the highlights. Trust the recommendations from the staff like we fortunately did.
Most Popular Chinese food in Oxford, England, United Kingdom
5 based on 440 reviews
We are a cafe pub restaurant on the sunny Abingdon Road here in Oxford. We serve fresh, seasonal food with a menu that changes every five to six weeks. We have eleven lines of craft beers and an evolving wine list to compliment our a la carte and Sunday M
Lovely boutique Gastropub slightly out of Oxford centre, near the Redbridge park and ride. The unassuming location hides a nicely designed, spacious but cosy interior full of pastel colours and nice touches. The menu changes seasonally and offers good food for vegans, vegetarians, pescatorians and carnivores. Starters are simple but tasty, a number featuring breads cooked on premises. Mains varied from hake with Asian-style lentils to a seeded cake or homemade burgers. All were piping hot, colourful and tasty. My hake could not have been cooked better, although like several dishes slightly more protein and slightly fewer carbs could have improved the dish. Save room for pudding and one of the choc pots or velvety posset. The wine list is short but affordable and there are some really excellent beers to choose from. Friendly and unfussy service.There is no parking, so investigating the park and ride might be an idea.
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