Run as a co-operative social enterprise. Look out for their stall at the Summertown Farmers' Market and South Oxford Community Market on Sunday mornings. Schedule updates found here. From 2017: Click and Collect Service. Order via their website on Monday-Wednesday for collection at one of the Thursday-Sunday stops. Jump the queues, and preorder the pick of the crop!

Established in London, word spread, and since then we’ve opened restaurants in Carnaby, Shoreditch, Soho and Oxford. We’ve grown bigger and grown up (sort of), but we’re still keeping it real and doing what we do best. Making creative comfort food dishes using top quality ingredients. Crafting creative, signature cocktails mixed by some of the best bartenders in town.

Formerly Ruchi. South Indian food including dosa, idly and thali - alongside the usual fast food offerings of chicken, burgers & kebabs. Free home delivery within 5 miles.

Little hut serving falafel to the hungry bus-station users and cinema-goers. Falafel from £2.70.

Hot drinks and all sorts of food to takeaway or sit and eat at their covered outdoor tables.

Fast-food chain with made-to-order burgers and fries. AND free peanuts!

Food & drinks served indoors or outdoors on the floating pontoon. Also embarkation point for Oxford River Cruises (sightseeing & picnic trips).

Formosan is an independent business established in Oxford in 2012 by a local Taiwanese entrepreneur. Being the first and only tea bar of its kind, we revive the former glory of healthy, authentic bubble tea. We carefully source all of our tea leaves directly from THE world’s best tea-farming regions, in Taiwan. Based on the Chinese tea ceremony developed over thousands of years, we’ve adopted a meticulous brewing process to bring out a finely balanced taste. This allows you to enjoy our teas just on their own, or shaken, with a choice of fresh organic milk, finest honey or fresh lemon juice. Delivery available through Deliveroo.

Amusingly-nomenclatured pub formerly known as the Slug & Lettuce (and prior to that, Yates' Wine Lodge). Lift & baby-changing facilities. The eye-catching building next door but one to these premises is Oxford University’s history faculty. It was originally the city’s High School for Boys, which opened in 1881. The comic actor Ronnie Barker was a former pupil and later one of the Two Ronnies. Probably their best-known sketch was ‘Four Candles’. Barker walks into a hardware store and asks for and gets ‘four candles’. However, he really wanted fork handles – ‘andles for forks’.

The Fox & Goat is a beautifully refurbished pub, conveniently located on the Oxford Rd (A418) between junction 8a of the M40 and Thame. We serve delicious, fresh food in comfortable surroundings with welcoming and friendly service. We are also very proud of our spacious, modern, en suite guest bedrooms. If you are looking for a place to eat, drink or sleep then you have come to the right place!

These guys began as a street food truck in Brixton, and are now expanding into permanent premises around the UK. They stick to one thing, so expect a menu of pizza! They offer a gluten free base, but can’t guarantee a 100% flour-free environment, though their gluten free base does not contain any gluten.

Simple Chinese restaurant and takeaway. Min order £10 with an additional £1 delivery charge. Very popular crew date venue for students

The raspberry yoghurt ice-cream is to be recommended. Has siblings in Jericho and the Cowley Road.

Their food menu runs from 9am to 10pm and suits all moods whether you’re after a quick breakfast, a sit down lunch or a big dinner. Drink-wise they offer a huge selection of craft beers, classic cocktails, homemade soft drinks and international wine list. Drop in, say hi, chill on their WiFi, browse their bookshelves, play some board games, build some Lego or simply sit and watch the world go by.

Brothers and Georgina’s are two traditional, independent cafes at the heart of Oxford’s Covered Market. Brothers has a delicious range of food and drinks including full breakfasts, lunchtime sandwiches, salads & snacks and afternoon teas, coffees & cakes. Georgina’s is a secret upstairs hideaway, with a bohemian feel and plenty to tempt you!

Serving an impressive variety of authentic Italian favourites, Gino's well-priced menu, bustling yet low-key atmosphere and unmistakably delicious food have made it a firm favourite with locals, students and tourists. This family-run Italian restaurant offers guests the highlights of Italy's gastronomy, focusing on pizzas, an array of pasta dishes, fresh salads and quality meat and fish which are served, in true Italian style, in generous portions.

Back in 2001, three Kiwi guys including world-renowned chef Peter Gordon set up the first Gourmet Burger Kitchen in Battersea, South London, changing the UK burger scene forever. Now with over 90 restaurants across the UK, we still pride ourselves on serving up a variety of handcrafted burgers, combining 100% prime beef with the freshest ingredients and burger sauces made from scratch, every day, in each GBK kitchen.

Small, posh café by day (high and champagne teas, etc.), cocktails by night (happy hour 7-11pm Mon- Sat). Interesting décor, especially the door-closure device. Very crowded on May morning and at exam time. No bookings taken. Private hire available.

Sandwich shop and cafe with an emphasis on home made, organic, local produce. Hot meals too. Seating upstairs and free Wi-Fi access. Outside catering/delivery services too.

Upmarket Italian Restaurant in Historic Building

Serving breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner using ethically sourced, local ingredients.Tucked away above a bicycle shop, food, coffee and a slice of tranquility can be found in The Handle Bar Cafe and Kitchen. Enjoy breakfasts, brunches, lunches and dinners with ingredients carefully sourced from independent suppliers while you sit in the bright, airy, relaxed space overlooking St Michael's Street.

From the team behind Thirst, Hanks is a spin on the classic American hamburgers and dance floor palace that was Maxwell's. Classic cocktails, a dance floor, a large function room for private hire, and a selection of street food. Named after co-owner Al's then-recently deceased cat, a lovable stray.

Famous among and much loved by students, especially those from the Turl and Broad street colleges. Their falafel wraps never fail to please!

Situated besides Oxford’s scenic River Isis… The Head of the River matches its food, drink and accommodation to the beauty of its surroundings. Whether you join us for an hour in the garden or for a night in one of our luxurious rooms, we’re confident you’ll hate to say goodbye. A popular outdoor summer venue (right on the river, heatlamps available), much frequented by students. Warning: may get busy around times of rowing events! Following recent refurbishment, The Head of The River now has 20 beautiful bespoke rooms, providing wonderful waterside accommodation in Oxford.