Oxford - best places to eat please!

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Weekend break in April with girlfriends. Love good food, wine and cocktails! Thanks x

Cherwell Boathouse

Victors on rooftop terrace above the shops

The Alchemist Cocktail Bar - same place

Browns

Few restaurants near the theatre

No.1 Ship Street, Victors, Arbequina.

Great thank you!

Mowgli

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The Varsity Club

Brasserie Blanc. You might even see Raymond.
Mowgli
Vaults and Garden for a coffee and cake

Pierre Victoire and Al-Andalus in Jericho

Edamame on Holywell Street: Japanese.

Al Shami on Walton Crescent: Lebanese.

Moya on St Clements: Slovak.

Gees is lovely--in an old glasshouse all lit up with little sparkly lights. Cherwell Boathouse, Quod, Pierre Victoire, Brasserie Blanc all good. Try the rooftop restaurant at the Ashmolean for fabulous views, the Vaults for lunch or coffee, covered market cafes are all great. The Bodleian Weston Library cafe is also a good place in the centre of town for a break with excellent loos! The Randolph used to do an excellent if expensive afternoon tea, but I haven't been for ages since its refurbishment so don't know if it's still as good.

Chang Mai for delicious Thai in an original medieval building

I'd second Gees for brunch. It has a lovely atmosphere. It has recently been revamped

We also really liked Victors. The menu is interesting and the cocktails are great. Less keen on the location on top of the shopping centre though. And there is a branch of the Ivy on the Main Street.

The Old Parsonage do a great afternoon tea, their dining area is lovely

Not just good, but this is useful:

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So many recommendations! Thank you x

Raoul's for cocktails.
Quod for lunch.

Pompette in Summertown was very good if French brasserie style food floats your boat. They have a very nice looking private room upstairs.

Not sure how good they are for cocktails - were some on the list, but it's not a cocktail bar.

Shamelessly placemarking!

Of course, if money is no object (lunch menu is £205/dinner £230, before wine and service), the place to eat is Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons - a short drive outside Oxford.

Prices reflect its long history of holding 2 Michelin stars... and the great service and food that go with that. Lovely gardens to wander around, too.

I’m very lucky to have eaten at Le Manoir a few years back - it was amazing!

Where are you staying - can suggest places nearby..