Please join us in the grill & bar for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Succulent dry aged Steaks cooked in a charcoal oven, accompanied by decadent wines, classic cocktails & hand pulled ales, all sampled in our vintage leather styled boutique setting, where comfort & quality are at a premium. Our 7 en-suite double rooms are modern, minimalistic & stylish - the neighbourhood is peaceful & the beds are extremely comfortable. So, If the thought of an early evening dry martini, a starter of duck hearts, a cote de boeuf accompanied by a fine claret & perhaps a nightcap before you roll upstairs to your luxurious bed inspires one, then we very much look forward to welcoming you at the porterhouse grill & rooms.

What's a more English meal than fish and chips? It's a classic that goes great with tea or beer!

Formerly The Watermans Arms, this new pub seems to be related to one of the same name in Cambridge, and specialises in good food. Thursday night English folk session.

Everything is produced on the premises from the freshest ingredients. We offer traditional English favourites such as Fish and Chips and cooked breakfasts. You may not have tasted some of our east Mediterranean specialities such as Lahmacun (Turkish ‘pizza’), Halal beef Kofte and Turkish breakfast sausage (Sucuk). Whatever you choose, you won’t be disappointed.

verything is produced on the premises from the freshest ingredients. We offer traditional English favourites such as Fish and Chips and cooked breakfasts. You may not have tasted some of our east Mediterranean specialities such as Lahmacun (Turkish ‘pizza’), Halal beef Kofte and Turkish breakfast sausage (Sucuk). Whatever you choose, you won’t be disappointed.

On Oxford’s bustling High Street, peering out onto St Mary’s Church and the iconic Radcliffe Camera, Quod Restaurant with its unrivalled location forms the lively hub of the Old Bank Hotel.Regulars and visitors alike flock to Quod for its broad menu of European classics with an emphasis on British produce. Head chef Rohan Kashid and his team produce daily blackboard specials and a superb value weekday set lunch menu. Quod’s heated Italian garden terrace, provides a uniquely Mediterranean setting, where diners can enjoy a morning coffee, quick two course lunch or long celebratory suppers in the hidden heart of the city.

Independent Asian home baking, sandwiches and coffee. Fresh food, cash only payment.

Situated in the village square, The Red Lion in Eynsham is a community pub offering a wide selection of cask and keg beers (all British, mostly sourced locally) and an internationally influenced pub menu with starters, mains, sharing plates and homemade desserts. There are roasts on Sunday and tea and homemade cake from 10am each day. This pub is child, cyclist AND dog friendly, has safe bicycle storage on request and a huge beer garden at the back.

Experience the deep south of the USA right here in West Oxfordshire.

Red Star specialise in speedy home-cooked food and quick service. It's cosy, you may end up sharing your table with some strangers, but the food will be delicious and authentic. Good help and advice for gluten-free diners, and lots of dishes with tofu in. They are happy to swap out ingredients. Do ask for a loyalty card as they offer free food for every 10 or so visits. On Deliveroo.

A Café with a difference - all their staff are volunteers and come from socially excluded backgrounds and are now rebuilding their lives in many ways, using their time well to volunteer is one way they do this.

Cheap and cheerful Chinese takeaway/fast food restaurant. Showing an Oxford student card may get you up to 10% off.

Smart but friendly café, joining the throng of places on the Cowley Rd. We're told the free wifi actually works here! Wooden floors and tables look both sophisticated and practical, and staff seem friendly. Lots of people sit with laptops. There are artworks on the walls some of which are for sale, and the pastries are homemade by a Parisian baker.

Rick’s vegetarian is Rick’s Diner new little brother, we are a vegetarian venue that operate a 100% vegan kitchen.

The people who brought you The Rusty Bicycle have revamped the former Radcliffe Arms. Great food and a fun atmosphere.

If you want to enjoy the delights of a traditional British pub – oak beams, stone floors, great beers – and the flavours of fantastic Thai cuisine, there is nowhere better that the Rising Sun in Thame. Pad Thai, Restaurant and Takeaway serve a wide variety of Authentic Thai food. Choose to eat your food in our smoke free restaurant area or call us to order a takeaway.

Pleasant, old-fashioned venue with good food at reasonable prices (hence lots of business lunchers to be spotted). Lots of interior nooks and crannies supplemented by a heated & covered all-year-round courtyard, popular (and leafy, Mediterranean-feeling, and uncovered) in summer. The 'cottage' at the end of the garden is available for hire for meetings etc. The landlord is as welcoming as ever, and this is definitely a traditional pub with a traditional landlord - one of the most traditional you will possibly find, in fact. They serve pub food including pies and Sunday roasts - it's a pub that serves food, not a gastropub. You can even take a walk through the pub on Google Street View!

Specialises in high quality leaf tea. Stocks a range that is unsurpassed in Oxford. Scones are baked fresh every few hours. Meat comes from local butchers, and free range eggs from a nearby farm.

The White Horse Brewery's first pub is now in the Good Pub Guide for its selection of consistently good ales, and serves food with good Veggie choice and largely made from locally sourced ingredients, mostly from the Covered Market. Live TV sport is mainly rugby, with the pub being very busy during international rugby tournaments. The Wednesday quiz starts at 8.30pm and has a couple of music rounds and a cheese raffle.

Friendly cafe selling a good range of snacks, drinks, hot food. Specialities Lebonese Mezzeh, paninis and cakes .

Tiny Thai restaurant serving great food in a corner of the Covered Market

Supper clubs are a cross between private dinner parties and pop-up restaurants, but this one is in a home setting - guests can play the host's LPs, for instance! Check out Supper Club etiquette on the Secret Supper Society website. 5 course gourmet fixed menu is usually around £35. Guests bring their own drinks (soft / alcoholic) and there is no corkage charge. This is a destination restaurant for intrepid foodies, and guests come from all over the country. They can recommend local B&B's. Plenty of nearby off-road parking. For wheelchair users there is an accessible loo in that it has plenty of room, but it does not have specialist handholds etc. The kitchens have been inspected by Cherwell and given a 5 star hygiene rating. Special diets require prior notice!