Traditional cuisine
166 Cowley Road,
OX4 1UE,
Oxford
Average price £15
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Took baklava home and enjoyed the next day
Sri Lankan
76 Saint Clement's Street,
OX4 1AH,
Oxford
Average price £22
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First experience of Sri Lankan cooking...
TheFork Festival Menu £20.8
Closest Ramen we've found to Ramen we've had in Japan
TheFork Festival Menu £24
The food was absolutely delicious...
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Nice and simple interior for relaxed evening dining
African
21 Park End Street,
OX1 1HH,
Oxford
Average price £15
The waiter was lovely, very attentive and polite!...
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Tasty, healthy food, accompanied by warm house sake
French
71-72 Walton Street,
OX2 6AG,
Oxford
Average price £35
The restaurant is in a beautiful setting...
French
9 Little Clarendon Street,
OX1 2HP,
Oxford
Average price £30
Black hair with glasses provided top notch service
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Excellent service, lovely food and drinks and a good venue!
French
41-47 George Street,
OX1 2BE,
Oxford
Average price £25
British
91 Old High Street, Headington,
OX3 9HT,
Oxford
Average price £26
Food from the 2 courses for £14 wine reasonable but pricy
Food was delicious and service was good. Waitress to table
British
5-11 Woodstock Road,
OX2 6HA,
Oxford
Average price £30
A great restaurant. Varied menu, interesting wine list
Come to Oxford for the punts, and stay for the pavlova, parma ham and pints of beer. Or indeed pretty much any kind of gastronomic delight – restaurants in Oxford have it covered. This is a small and undeniably beautiful city that’s perfect for exploring on foot, and Oxford restaurants cater well to the weary sightseer.
There are lots of high-end, gourmet Oxford restaurants, as well as many characterful pubs that do it in a quintessentially British style. For a pub, that’s pretty much guaranteed to please, head over to the Oxford institution that is the Turf Tavern. This 13th-century alehouse does a hearty range of pub grub, like burgers and sausages, along with several posh sandwiches at reasonable prices. A pub like the Turf wouldn’t be complete without a selection of real ales, and there are, mercifully, several to choose from.
If you’d prefer something more upscale, it’s time to dine out in style at the Vanbrugh Vaults. This elegant venue is part of the Vanbrugh House boutique hotel, and classic British cuisine is on the menu. Locally sourced and seasonal ingredients sit side by side with an excellent wine list.