Right in the heart of Oxford, overlooking the iconic Radcliffe Camera and St Mary’s Church, Quod Restaurant & Bar is a stylish, lively spot where classic European flavours meet vibrant city life. Set within the Old Bank Hotel on the bustling High Street, Quod is a firm favourite among locals, students, and visitors alike, offering a menu packed with seasonal British produce, comforting classics, and bold, modern dishes.
From breakfast through to late-night cocktails, Quod hums with energy, whether you're enjoying a leisurely lunch, a business dinner, or a celebratory meal with friends. The open kitchen and sleek interiors, paired with the warm, inviting buzz of conversation, create an atmosphere that’s both sophisticated and relaxed. In the warmer months, the Italian garden terrace offers an idyllic spot for alfresco dining, with views stretching to Merton College Chapel - a perfect setting for a sun-drenched lunch or an early evening spritz.
Led by Head Chef Rohan Kashid, the menu is an ever-evolving celebration of European cuisine, with a focus on top-quality British ingredients. Starters like handpicked crab with cucumber and fennel, scallop, prawn and mushroom gratin, and seared beef fillet carpaccio set the stage for a memorable meal. From the grill, the 28-day aged Hereford fillet steak is a standout, while the salmon and smoked haddock fishcakes and cassoulet of root vegetables showcase the kitchen’s dedication to fresh, beautifully executed dishes.
For those looking to host private dining events, Quod offers exclusive spaces across The Oxford Collection’s restaurants and hotels, where guests can enjoy bespoke menus tailored to their tastes - perfect for wedding receptions, corporate gatherings, and intimate celebrations.
With flawless service, an unbeatable location, and a menu full of seasonal delights, Quod is Oxford’s go-to for stylish dining, from casual lunches to grand occasions. Whether it’s for a classic cocktail at the bar, a weekend brunch, or a lingering dinner on the terrace, this is a restaurant that captures the very essence of Oxford’s charm.