Collection: Restaurants with outdoor seating in Oxford
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The Varsity Club, Oxford
A place where you can eat, drink, relax and party, located over four levels above the High Street in the heart of Oxford.
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Two One Five Kitchen & Drinks, Oxford Summertown [Closed]
Widely recognised as one of the finest restaurants in Oxford, serving modern British food in a contemporary setting in the fashionable Summertown area of North Oxford.
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Dirty Bones, Oxford
Dirty Bones Oxford’s home meshes nostalgic 1970’s Brooklyn with retro-modern accents and is ideal for families in the day but with a more grown-up vibe at night.
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The White Hart of Wytham
About The White Hart of Wytham The White Hart of Wytham is a country pub and restaurant near in the village of Wytham near Oxford that offers fine food, beers […]
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Mamma Mia Pizzeria, Summertown
Traditional pizzas, authentic pasta dishes as well as sumptuous desserts and a varied wine list to suit every occasion.
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Pompette Restaurant
Pompette – the charming French word for tipsy – is a stylish charcuterie wine bar and restaurant in Summertown, Oxford, opened by husband and wife duo Pascal and Laura Wiedemann in 2018 with a daily changing menu that draws inspiration from across Europe and concise yet varied wine list.
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Oli’s Thai, Oxford [Closed]
A small, family-run restaurant, tucked away from the busy Cowley Road, that serves up the most delicious, fresh and authentic tasting Thai food.
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Cherwell Boathouse, Oxford
The restaurant was started in an authentic Victorian working Boathouse, alongside the punt station (established in 1904), on the banks of the River Cherwell. It is still family-owned and managed and offers seasonal menus prepared by Head chef Paul Bell and delivered by a friendly waiting staff.
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The Head of the River, Oxford
With fresh food, real ales on tap and 20 beautiful bedrooms, the pub promises a great place to dine, drink and stay. Just a few minutes walk from Christ Church, it’s perfect for exploring Oxford city.
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Parsonage Grill, Oxford
A neighbourhood produce store run by Peter Slade and Victoria Borondo in Oxford’s North Parade.
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The Jam Factory [Closed]
Restaurant, bar, gallery and arts centre, the Jam Factory has become a safe haven for the food lovers and art enthusiasts of Oxford.