Street food is a way of life in Thailand. We've taken our inspiration from the streets to transport the sights, smells and taste of Thailand to you. Expect super-kitsch decór and speedy service.

Trendy bar and eatery on the site of a centuries-old coaching inn in the heart of the city centre.

Large, lively cocktail bar with DJs. Surprisingly large & pleasant courtyard at rear. Stupid hours & happy hours daily (cocktail menu on website). Central to Oxford's 'west end' clubbing scene.

2700 board games for you to play; tea, coffee and cake to sustain you. You pay a cover charge per person, and can stay for up to 3 hours. There's plenty of help choosing (and setting up/playing/learning) games, and some for sale if you can't bear to part with them. If your friends are all philistines who don't like board games, or you just want to meet some new people, Tuesday evenings are open gaming so you can come and join a group and maybe play something new. The fourth Sunday of each month is PlayTest, where you can bring a board game you are designing, for members of the public to play and give you feedback.

Interesting split-level pub with an older clientele than the local student crowd. Its most interesting feature is its beer from a Yorkshire micro-brewery. Also seem to do nice food. Menu is clearly marked for vegetarian and gluten-free options.

Gourmet burgers made with the best produce. With branches in Iceland, Norway, Germany, Denmark and Italy, this burger chain is internationally renowned. They're proudly rough around the edges and strongly believe that good music and relaxed atmophere makes a great burger taste even better.

College bar hosting comedy nights

Its foundations and use as a malt house and drinking tavern date back to 1381. Frequented by students, locals and celebrities alike. It's also where former Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke set a Guinness World Record for consuming a yard glass of ale in 11 seconds in 1963. Local legend also has it that former U.S. president Bill Clinton, while attending Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar, infamously "did not inhale" during an evening of carousing at the pub. Other famous guests include Richard Burton, Elizabeth Taylor, Tony Blair, CS Lewis, Stephen Hawking and the cast of Harry Potter.

Cocktail happy hour runs until 7pm and from 10pm every night with two for one drinks.

Unique and spectacular, the original Oxford roof terrace puts you in amongst the Dreaming Spires with unparalleled 360 degree views. The Roof is open year round, with a dedicated bar serving draught beers and cider, Pimm’s and Prosecco. Food from our kitchen is available on the roof and during the warmer months we operate a full restaurant service. Extensive awnings, gas burners and magical heated seats will keep you warm and dry in all but the worst of the weather. Tables are on a first come first served basis – no need to book. Even at the busiest times you can enjoy a couple of cocktails in our lounge while we find a space for you. Happy hour Mon - Fri 12-7pm (2 for £10 cocktails). Kitchen open Wed - Sun. Private hire for 30-300 including a DJ.

Food (worth the queue) includes excellent homemade cakes, salads & filling hot dishes made of ethical, well-sourced ingredients. Veggie and carnivorous options available. Also external catering (weddings, parties, festivals).

Victors is a Hamptons-inspired restaurant & bar offering a menu of modern American small plates, located on the terrace at Westgate shopping centre.

Successful nationwide Japanese noodle chain, noted for canteen-style tables and benches, speedy service and the wonderfully-named Bang Bang Cauliflower.

Smallish venue with emphasis on local rock & indie bands and top quality jazz. Stand out nights include The Spin Jazz Club (Thu): one of the best live contemporary jazz nights in the country, the club won the PRS Foundation Award for new music in 2002 & 2003. Klub Kakofanney (first Fri of each month): a psychedelic box of treats hosted by local legends Redox. Most events have a modest cover charge, typically prices range from about £5 to £12

Located in the heart of the City sandwiched between Blackwells Bookstore and opposite the Sheldonian Theatre. A grade two listed building dating back to the 16th century. Famous for our Fish and Chips. Also famous for filming of Inspector Morse in the 1980's and more recently 'Lewis' and the new 'Endeavour'. Real ales and traditional home cooked food makes us a must visit when you are in Oxford.

Delivery available through Deliveroo. izza and a pint is what we believe in. All of our ingredients are carefully selected by our Italian head chef, with our best ingredients imported from Italy every week. We make our dough fresh every day with high quality Italian flour. Our toppings are simple and authentic, our flavours are fantastic. Plus we have a number of gluten-free pizza options made in Oxford by The White Rabbit Pizza Company – officially the best gluten-free pizza you’ll ever eat!

Formerly Copa, two-floor, glass-fronted venue has enormous TV screens showing all major sporting events & enormous bouncers who presumably are there to check you have the right kind of shoes on. Popular with young local townsfolk. Can get VERY full on weekend nights. DJ Fri & Sat; various drinks and food promos.

Highly-rated café and social enterprise. Its parent charity, also called Yellow Submarine, provides holidays for young people with learning disabilities, many of whom are employed at the café. Also offers a catering service.

This Italian restaurant serves tasty, authentic dishes from pizza, pasta and risotto to salads and indulgent desserts – all in a uniquely designed restaurant. The menu includes Vegan and Vegetarian options. Open Monday – Sunday for lunch and dinner.