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No1 Ship Street
Price: Expensive•Contemporary British•4.8(2,499)No.1 Ship Street offers Oxfords most exciting food alongside its most astute service, over two floors. A Modern British brasserie with daily fish specials that include oysters, mussels and lobster.Sticks'n'Sushi - Oxford
Price: Expensive•Sushi•4.7(197)Located on the Roof Terrace in Westgate Shopping Centre, enjoy classic and creative sushi, sticks and Japanese-inspired cocktails with stunning views of Oxford’s historic spires. Perfect for quick lunches, leisurely dinners, celebrations and graduations. A sushi restaurant - even for those who don't like fish.
Pho Oxford
Price: Moderate•Vietnamese•4.5(466)Located on the roof of the Westgate Shopping Centre, Pho is a healthy Vietnamese restaurant that specialise in pho noodle soup, the national dish of Vietnam. Aside from pho, you can also expect to find amazing sharing starters, healthy salads, hearty rice bowls and decadent curries. They have a range of freshly made juices and also Vietnamese beers and a large wine and cocktail list. Pho’s menu is 40% vegan and nearly entirely gluten-free too. They also have an accessible kids’ menu where children can get a meal and a drink for £5.50Branca
Price: Moderate•Italian•4.7(2,477)Welcome to Branca, our large and lively Italian brasserie in Jericho. For us food is all about quality ingredients, honest cooking, big flavours and uncomplicated dishes. In other words buy decent stuff and keep it simple.
The Ivy Oxford Brasserie
Price: Moderate•Contemporary British•4.5(7,518)The Ivy Oxford Brasserie is located on the bustling High Street in the heart of Oxford. Enjoy an accessible all-encompassing menu, serving British classics from dawn until dusk, including breakfast, elevenses, weekend brunch, lunch, afternoon tea, light snacks, dinner and cocktails.Kibou Oxford
Price: Expensive•Japanese•4.5(19)Bringing Tokyo-chic to Jericho, KIBOU Oxford on 11-12 Little Clarendon Street fuses vibrant Japanese dining with great design. Expect stunning murals, floral installations, and neon-lit booths in our stylish dining areas, including an open sushi kitchen, cocktail lounge, and lush Japanese garden.
Our diverse menu features beautifully crafted moriawase sushi and sashimi platters, A5 grade wagyu, hearty ramen, crispy tempura and pillowy bao buns, alongside vegan options, teriyaki, katsu curry and a range of Japanese-inspired puds.
Plus, sip signature Japanese cocktails, sake, and whiskies in our beautiful bar and lounge or check out our lunchtime Teishoku set menu for a great value lunch offering in Oxford.
Discover KIBOU's fusion of classic Japanese flavours in a lively setting that feels like a Tokyo hidden gem.
Gees
Price: Expensive•Mediterranean•4.5(3,055)Gees Restaurant & Bar is an independently-owned, restaurant, bar, and terrace set within North Oxford’s famous Grade II listed Victorian conservatory, once home to the Gee family’s greengrocers and floristry, just a ten-minute walk from Oxford’s city centre.
Enjoyed by locals and visitors alike for the past four decades, Gees serves a distinctly Mediterranean-inspired menu using the best seasonal ingredients, simply prepared and expertly cooked by head chef Lee Parsons, featuring regional dishes of Spain, Portugal and Italy.
The private dining space, Gees Gallery, upholds an authentic and organic feel, with bare stone walls, oak panelling and a flash of rich green marble, featuring its own private bar, entrance and art collection. Gees' Secret Garden provides an enchanting al fresco setting for delectable dishes and chic cocktails.
Free parking for two hours is available just a short walk away on Canterbury Road and Bevington Road.Parsonage Grill
Price: Expensive•Contemporary British•4.4(2,161)Founded in 1989 by Jeremy Mogford, Parsonage Grill is a Cotswold-esque bolthole located within the 5 star 17th century Old Parsonage Hotel in central Oxford on Banbury Road.
Famous for its intimate, bohemian, clubby atmosphere, the Parsonage Grill and its private dining space, the ‘Pike Room’, displays a carefully curated collection of eclectic oil paintings, original stone fireplaces, leaded light windows and a Bloomsbury club ambience throughout. Outside, inspired by the legendary Jardin Majorelle, created by Yves Saint Laurent in Marrakech, a beautiful walled terrace sits dappled in the sun. This newly revitalised space seamlessly blends traditional British elegance with the vibrant energy of North Africa.
The Parsonage Grill team take pride in creating classic British dishes with a modern, light touch, and are open every day of the year to enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner and our famous afternoon teas, in the company of Oxford’s academic and literary luminaries...
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- RRebeccaOxford/Oxfordshire •1 review4.0Dined 2 days agoNicely appointed restaurant with some views over Oxford Spires. Food was delicious and well presented. Was very expensive - 168 for 2 adults and a child. Especially as only one of us had any alcohol (1 glass wine and 1 cocktail) and we shared a dessert. Wouldn’t rush back due to the price but nice as treat for my daughter’s birthday.More infoSticks'n'Sushi - OxfordPrice: Expensive• Sushi• Oxford•4.7
- PPaulVIPCornwall •3 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoOur Party of five enjoyed an Easter Monday lunch at The Quod, quieter than expected on a Bank Holiday but still a lovely welcoming vibe, everybody thoroughly enjoyed their starters and mains served with impeccable service by a cheerful and friendly young lady, drinks made the bill top heavy but that's on us, but overall a superb experience, thank you.More infoQuod Restaurant & BarPrice: Expensive• European• Oxford•4.6
- JJoeyDetroit / Eastern Michigan •5 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoThe wait staff do a great job. Very friendly and nice. The food was delicious. The shepards pie was the best I have ever hadMore infoThe Ivy Oxford BrasseriePrice: Moderate• Contemporary British• Oxford•4.5
- LLyndaOxford/Oxfordshire •6 reviews5.0Dined on 5 Apr 2025Delicious sea bass on perfectly cooked broccoli and a delicious hollandaise sauce and chunky chips. The blueberry tart with ice cream was equally delicious. Service was friendly and prompt once order taken.More infoCôte Brasserie - OxfordPrice: Moderate• French• Oxford•4.4
- ZzaraOxford/Oxfordshire •1 review5.0Dined on 2 Apr 2025The staff are so lovely and accommodating, food was so delicious. I would definitely come backMore infoPho OxfordPrice: Moderate• Vietnamese• Oxford•4.5
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Dog friendly restaurants in Oxford include The Manor Garsington, O X T W O and Branca
Child friendly restaurants in Oxford include Burnout BBQ, Quod Restaurant & Bar and Sticks'n'Sushi - Oxford
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