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Courtyard by Marriott, Oxford South
A short distance to Oxford, and close to Abingdon, Didcot Garden Town, Milton Park, Harwell and Bicester Village.
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Courtyard by Marriott, Oxford City Centre
A 150-guest hotel with on-site restaurant on Paradise Street in the heart of Oxford city.
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Kazbar, Oxford
A popular Spanish/Moroccan tapas restaurant and cocktail bar in bustling Cowley Road, Oxford with a North African souk inspired decor.
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The Alchemist Oxford
A modern bar and restaurant that’s open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and cocktails served with a chemistry and theatrical twist.
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University Church of St Mary the Virgin, Oxford
A vibrant, welcoming, and inclusive church within the Church of England in the very centre of Oxford.
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Chapel of The Queen’s College, Oxford
Consecrated as an Anglican place of worship in 1719, The Chapel is open to all regardless of belief or affiliation.
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The Bell at Hampton Poyle
Opened in 2009, The Bell at Hampton Poyle is a delightful 9-bedroom boutique hotel, pub and restaurant just 10 minutes from Bicester and Oxford. The open kitchen, with a huge wood-burning oven, produces some of the best pizzas you can eat anywhere.
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Wild Thyme
Located in the delightful Cotswold market town of Chipping Norton, in a charming 400-year-old, Grade 2 listed building, Wild Thyme offers exciting modern British food and friendly, relaxed service.
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Shaun Dickens at The Boathouse
Award winning restaurant offering modern British cuisine alongside the stunning vista of the River Thames in Henley-on-Thames.
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Turl Street Kitchen
Located in the heart of the city centre and is embedded in the local community, Turl Street Kitchen offers a regularly changing menu using the best of local seasonal produce and a twist of creativity.
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The Sir Charles Napier
The Sir Charles Napier is an idyllic, family-run, quirky country restaurant with beautiful gardens and beechwood walks as well as sculptures by Michael Cooper. The food is considered wonderful – reflecting the seasons, the setting and the craftsmanship of the kitchen.
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The Oxford Arms, Kirtlington
A 19th-century English gastropub in Kirtlington, Oxfordshire serving good, honest food with a minimum of fuss and maximum flavour.
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The Miller of Mansfield, Goring
An 18th-century coaching inn in Goring-on-Thames with award-winning and Michelin recommended refined modern British dishes.
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Eagle Tavern, Faringdon
A small restaurant with rooms where local seasonal dishes are prepared with passion and served with a smile.
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The Magdalen Arms, Oxford
About The Magdalen Arms Located just outside the scholarly Oxford city centre – to the east in the bustling Iffley Road – The Magdalen Arms is a gastropub with a relaxed, scrubbed-wooden ambience and a hearty-but-interesting seasonal menu that often changes daily. The Magdalen Arms has a large dining room, an outdoor terrace with tables for catching the last rays of sun in the evening, as well a great bar area where you can relax with friends and order food at the bar. Yes, it might be a bit of…
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The Bell Inn, Langford
The Bell Inn is a modern country pub with eight newly renovated rooms, a cosy bar area with lots of seating to have a quiet drink, a separate restaurant with an open fire and pizza oven offering a seasonal British menu, and a beer garden overlooking the open countryside.