The Rock of Gibraltar has recently come under new management, yet already the new owners are making waves in the local community with the quality of their offerings. The setup of the pub has remained largely the same – there’s still a decking area outside that leads on to a...
Read more about Rock of Gibraltar in KidlingtonRenowned for its markets and annual agricultural show, Thame is a hop and a skip from Oxford's spires or the shopping experience of Bicester Village, and the town is longaccustomed to catering for visitors in search of quiet epicurean retreats (it was here Evelyn Waugh's Anthony Blanche wined and dined...
Read more about Eden Bar and Grill in ThameThis 400-year-old coaching inn serves superb homemade food in a lovely glasscovered dining area, as well as in the garden when the weather is fine. There is also a cosy bar area in which to enjoy a tipple or two. As we were there to enjoy some top-notch fare, we...
Read more about The Black Horse in ThameEasily located just off the A41 between Oxford and Bicester, The Red Lion is a home-from-home pub and restaurant offering an extensive menu and a great selection of ales and wines. Inside, you are met by oak beams, stone walls and an impressive fireplace, inside which sits a sturdy wood-burner....
Read more about The Red Lion - Bicester in BicesterThe Eyston Arms at East Hendred sits quietly on the High Street of this historic Ridgeway village. Formally a centre of racehorse training, the village now plays host to a mixture of London commuters, families and local legends. Its local, The Eyston Arms, was completely refurbished by George and Cargie...
Read more about The Eyston Arms in WantageThis charming inn, dating back to the 18th Century, can be found just north of Oxford, close to Woodstock’s World Heritage Site, Blenheim Palace – where Sir Winston Churchill was born in 1874. At The King’s Head you’ll find a traditional bar area with original stone walls, cosy open fireplaces...
Read more about The Kings Head in Nr. OxfordIntent on providing delectable food which can be enjoyed by all, Brothertons Brasserie is a family-run Italian restaurant that caters to those with food allergies. The majority of food on the menu is gluten-free, from the chicken liver paté served with bread and renowned thin-based pizzas, to their mouthwatering, homemade...
Read more about Brothertons Brasserie in WoodstockThe Woodstock Arms sits adjacent to Blenheim Palace in the heart of the delightful town of Woodstock. Its traditional charm and family-friendly atmosphere creates a delightful setting in which to sample top-notch home-cooked fare. A varied choice of classic, modern and some distinctly Scottish dishes is on offer daily, and...
Read more about Woodstock Arms in WoodstockSmarts is a fish and chip shop that can boast the most perfect of locations. Positioned neatly in Woodstock's busy town centre, surrounded by thriving businesses and outlets, this eatery is always packed; tables fill up quickly, and the takeaway counter is constantly surrounded by hungry customers. Situated a mere...
Read more about Smarts in WoodstockSituated conveniently close to the M40 and near the beautiful Chilterns is the quaint market town of Watlington. Here you’ll find The Fat Fox, a charming traditional inn providing delicious fare for hungry diners and en-suite bed and breakfast accommodation for those wanting to stay awhile. We were impressed by...
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