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Oxfordshire has a wide range of places to eat and drink, from Michelin-starred restaurants, cozy country pubs, farmers’ markets, and cafes of social establishments. We have listed some of the best Oxfordshire restaurants on this page for you to enjoy.
The Best Oxfordshire Restaurants in 2022
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The Lamb Inn
The Lamb Inn is a beautiful, elegant country pub in the heart of Crawley Village, just outside of Whitney, that dates back to the 18th century, with an emphasis on premium, locally sourced ingredients, and a straightforward a la carte wine list served with a great welcome.
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Nags Head on the Thames
Nag’s Head Restaurant & Bar enjoys beautiful views from its stunning riverside location. On top of the amazing surroundings, you will be greeted with real ales and ale, great service and delicious food. On Wednesday evenings, treat yourself to a 3-course set menu (fish), with a complimentary bottle of Prosecco (between 2) for just £25 per person! (Fish and Fizz Night)
Every Saturday is “Soul Session” night, with Soul, Funk and Disco from 8pm.
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The King’s Head Inn
The King’s Head Inn is the quintessential Cotswold pub in a 16th-century house, located in a picturesque setting of Village Green in the picturesque village of Bledington near Chipping Norton, and serves hearty, traditional English food.
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White Hart
Great food, great company and hospitality, The White Hart is an award-winning restaurant, near Abingdon, Fyfield, in Oxfordshire, serving the best of modern seasonal British cuisine with charming service.
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Wild Rabbit
Part of the Daylesford property, The Wild Rabbit is a modern British inn in the heart of the Cotswolds serving an ever-changing menu of local, seasonal foods in a relaxed and welcoming setting.
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Arbequina
Arbequina is a simply furnished bohemian tapas restaurant and bar located in an old chemist’s shop on Oxford’s lively Cowley Road. There is seating downstairs by a stainless steel counter or upstairs at a bay window.
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Branca Restaurant & Bar
Located in the cosmopolitan Jericho district of North Oxford, Branca is a vibrant bar and restaurant with a delicious destination next door and a spacious garden terrace for al fresco summer dining.
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Delish
Explore the diverse regional cuisines of India at Oxfordshire’s only vegetarian and vegan Indian restaurant Pompette t. All dishes are made to order with a lot of love and the secret cooking skills of home chef turned full-time chef Jaya.
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Pompette Restaurant
Pompette—the charming French word for sugar—is Summertown’s elegant Charcuterie wine bar and restaurant, opened in Oxford by duo couple Pascal and Laura Wiedemann in 2018 with a menu inspired by all of Europe.
The Top Oxfordshire Pubs in 2022
Surrounded by beautiful classic Oxfordshire countryside, the area’s gourmet pubs bring refinement and elegance backed by a sense of history. Of course, great food and carefully selected drinks are always an essential part of the experience. Here the Good Hotel Guide shares some of the best Oxfordshire pubs.
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Clad Nest
Housed in an 18th-century Malthusian building converted into a dreamy room restaurant, The Feathered Nest proudly overlooks the Evening Valley. Naturally the food is at the heart of the experience but also a cozy pint in the pub next to a sparkling fire and with live music in true pub style.
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NAGS Head on the Thames
Step over Abingdon Bridge and join our little piece of paradise on our private island in the middle of the Thames. Good food, great drinks and excellent service!
Three-time winner of the ‘CAMRA Town and Country Pub of the Year’ for Oxfordshire; Serving great real ale, they serve up a fresh, seasonal menu in a stunning setting in the middle of the Thames.
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The Lamb Inn
In a quiet town on the Windrush River, The Lamb Inn has been welcoming guests since the 1850s. Weavers, brass, and chandlers occupied the 16th century homes from which they were formed, and there are still many nods to this date. Rolled windows and a wood-burning fireplace are combined with beautiful interiors that envelop you as soon as you enter, while luxury touches like homemade flapjacks and Molton Brown toiletries wait in your room.
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THE GREYHOUND INN
Located in the Valley of the White Horse, The Greyhound Inn is an 18th-century country pub in a village full of birdlife. A beer garden is a real draw card in the summer months – best enjoyed with one of our handpicked craft beers or wines. Leather chairs and brick fireplaces provide a cozy place to relax in winter, while a good night’s sleep waits in elegant bedrooms complete with homemade biscuits and Bramley toiletries.
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The My Time Inn
The May time Inn is a friendly 17th-century coaching inn overlooking the Golden Fields, and offers good value mixed with true authenticity. The exposed stone speaks to the building’s history, making for an idyllic environment in which to enjoy hearty grills, pub classics, and seasonal rustic dishes. Spend the evening tending to one of their lotions before retreating to the quiet rest of their rooms.
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The bell at Hampton Poyle
The Bell at Hampton Poyle, a nine-bedroom boutique hotel, opened in 2009, turning a historic pub into a welcoming inn. Marble stone floors, oak beams and leather armchairs to sink in, exude classic English style but combined with modern touches of easy luxury. The food ranges from pizza to steaks and great Sunday roast, with a delicious selection of wines and spirits.
