12 entries across places, people, and walks.
Oxford-based specialty single-origin roaster with a cafe in the Covered Market — espresso, brunch, and bagged beans to take home.
Seasonal British cooking in a Victorian glasshouse — an unusual and distinctive dining room.
Founded 1654 by Cirques Jobson and claimed as the oldest continuously serving coffee house in Europe — although the present site, a Grade II listed building at 40 High Street, has been its home only since 1970.
Jericho's Italian anchor — reliable pizza, proper cocktails, and a terrace that makes you forget you're in England.
Formerly the Angel & Greyhound — relaunched under Morgan Pub Collective with craft beer and a strong beer garden.
Grand brasserie in the Old Bank Hotel — High Street people-watching with a menu that covers all bases.
Specialty coffee done with warmth and precision — pour-over and filter in central Oxford.
Bike-themed cafe-bar on St Michael's Street — good coffee by day, cocktails by night.
Oxford's original specialty coffee shop — own-roasted beans on Turl Street.
Jericho's brunch-to-cocktails pub — a Cranham Street all-day spot with craft beer and a courtyard.
A social enterprise restaurant on Turl Street — closed in May 2025. Oxford Hub has relocated to Little Clarendon Street.
A beloved Oxford cafe that relocated from its famous Radcliffe Square crypt to King Edward Street in late 2025.