300 Restaurants near OX1 2BU, Oxford

" The medieval Kemp Hall was once Oxford’s first police station and later achieved international celebrity status when it became La Sorbonne, attracti ..." Read our full review

A “swanky yet relaxed” Danish import serving “consistently excellent” Japanese food, this canny chain blends the best bits of both c ... Find out more

Wilding is a sustainably-focused wine bar, shop and restaurant in the Jericho area of Oxford. The project is the brainchild of founder Kent Barker, whose 3 ... Find out more

" With its throngs of beautiful people, expansive chesterfield sofas, fat shag-pile rugs and minimalist sense of cool, the last thing you might expect ..." Read our full review

Oxford is an idyllic location for the elegant Ivy brasserie institution, with its stunning canals and historic buildings. The Ivy Oxford Brasserie is close ... Find out more

"Locals love the white-washed brick wall look of this eyrie at the top of the Westgate centre, with its on-trend, exposed oak beams and uplifting [faux] ..." Read our full review

You can spot The Breakfast Club’s cafés a mile off; it’s not only the ‘egg-yolk yellow’ frontages that alert you to their pre ... Find out more

"Brown’s, a university town fixture, has now extended its reach from Brighton in the south to Glasgow in the north – with further openings o ..." Read our full review

While today's fast-food openings often spring from streetwise pop-ups, Dirty Bones arrived courtesy of a venture capital fund. Regardless of its origins, th ... Find out more

Stephen and Juliette Wall opened Pho in June 2005 after they travelled to Vietnam and fell in love with the food. They made the dec ... Find out more

The Old Parsonage has been an establishment of various kinds since 1660, when Edward Selwood, who was a prosperous chef of the nearby St John's College comp ... Find out more

Parsonage Grill, famous for its intimate, bohemian, clubby atmosphere, displays an amazing collection of eclectic oil paintings; mainly portraits of well-kn ... Find out more

"The Jericho district is all about quirky style, and its bars don’t come much more off-the-wall than this 19th-century, neo-classical Greek Reviva ..." Read our full review

"First-timers may struggle to find the Turf Tavern, hidden away in a maze of back alleys, but you can count on plenty of tourists, dons and students mak ..." Read our full review

"  Opening in 1998, Quod has become an Oxford institution thanks to its classy, crowd-pleasing approach to wining and dining. There’s a touc ..." Read our full review