The food scene in Oxford is varied but reliable. Whether you’re after a cozy pub lunch, a smart dinner or some foreign cuisines, Oxford has more than enough choices packed into the city centre alone.
- The Old Parsonage – Located 1-3 Banbury Road, OX2 6NN, a cozy yet classic spot in the north of the city centre. Serves British foods at excellent quality such as rabbit pie, roast lamb. Also, the perfect spot for a classic afternoon tea.
(The Old Parsonage - https://www.oldparsonagehotel.co.uk/dining/)
- Quod Brasserie – Located 92-94 High Street, OX1 4BJ, modern European brasserie in a converted bank on the High Street, serves fresh pastas, grilled meats, cocktails and is always busy due to consistency of good food.
(Quod Brasserie - https://quod.co.uk/)
- Alice Restaurant, The Randolph Hotel – Located Beaumont Street, OX1 3LU, elegant dining in the most famous hotel in Oxford. Serves great quality British foods along with lovely and regular afternoon tea inspired by Alice in Wonderland. Also has several specialist menus for events such as Christmas and a Sunday lunch every weekend.
(The Randolph Hotel) (The Alice Restaurant - https://www.thealiceoxford.com/)
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Ramen Kulture - Located 25 St Giles Street, OX1 3LD - a casual Japanese ramen bar with hearty, warm and truly delicious food which ranges from ramen to Japanese curries. There are no reservations here meaning a queue system is in place which adds to the authentic feel of the place, you may be queuing up to roughly 20 minutes maximum as its quite a popular spot.
(Ramen Kulture - https://www.ramenkulture.com/)
