300 Restaurants near Wendlebury, Bicester

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

Inspired by the pan-Asian exploits of a 14th-century Chinese admiral, diplomat and explorer called Zheng He, this aptly named restaurant is a tasty hybrid t ... Find out more

" Opened in late 2000, this large & lively Italian brasserie in Oxford’s artsy Jericho area has become popular with local trendies. There’s plenty ..." Read our full review

Brasserie Blanc is a chain of French restaurants inspired and guided by celebrity chef and vocal advocate of French cuisine, Raymond Blanc. With four locati ... 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

"Rescued from pub chain hell by its music-manager landlord, the Jericho Tavern has gone back to its roots as a venue showcasing up-and-coming bands. Rad ..." Read our full review

"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

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

" It may be squirreled away in Holywell Street, but this tiny Japanese canteen is surprisingly easy to find – just look for the queues. Rather than sh ..." Read our full review

When we opened our doors in 2015 we had one simple goal: to bring the wonderful Mediterranian flavours to Oxford. Soon, Opera Cafe was buzzing like a Morocc ... Find out more

"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

" The Thames path winds north of Oxford from just behind the railway station, and if you keep walking for about 15 minutes – past over-hanging woodlan ..." Read our full review

We're a small independent team now into our fourth year of running this beautiful c17th century country pub just outside Oxford city centre. We've a passion ... Find out more

AL-Shami Lebanese Restaurants Oxford, Offers The Most Delicious Lebanese Food Since 1981, Excellence In Food Quality & Service Find out more