Nice enough a place to have your coffee & a pastry. Baby friendly as there were many there one of…read morewhich almost got away. Outdoor seating in the back & front and it was all full when we were there on a weekday morning at about 10:30.

Called in at Gail's for breakfast - and the first impression was its vibe or French boulangerie…read more The interior mostly consists of fresh bread and pastries of all sorts- and makes it really really hard not to overindulge! There is a menu as well, where you can treat yourself to all sorts of morning food options - eggs, toasts, porridge and other bowls. The food itself is delicious, but is quite expensive. For example, smashed avocado toast was around 7 pounds and came on a one rather small (although delicious) slice of bread! I would like to return, however, due to the pricing you need to take a loan to go there regularly!

Stellar service, incredible coffee, wonderful ice cream flavor options, and a rather lovely…read moreatmosphere throughout the establishment!

"Make sure you visit G & D's!" was probably the most common refrain you'd hear from OSAP alums…read morebefore visiting Oxford. At least, those of them from Mississippi State always said this -- perhaps because, as a major AG school, many of us take the production of good ice cream very seriously. We're not called a cow college for nothing. :) G & D's, of course, refers to George and Davis. And, indeed, they have very, very good ice cream. I tend to keep it simple with chocolate, and theirs was always stellar. They have a couple locations around town so you can pick the one most convenient to you. It's a very popular place with a loyal following of students, residents, and tourists alike, and definitely worth giving a try.

Had a wonderful breakfast here. Small coffee shop that serves a solid English breakfast. A ton of…read morefood for under 10 quid. Also ordered an iced latte which came out more like a milkshake (and tasted delicious) - friendly counter service

This was voted Bucks' best Coffee Shop by the readers of the Bucks Herald and it is easy to see…read morewhy. The coffee and food on offer is very good. The atmosphere is very friendly with lovely staff who can't do enough for you and clearly enjoy their work. It promotes breastfeeding in the cafe. The only drawback is that the cafe is quite small and narrow and only has little highchairs. It gets very busy on weekends, but if you can get in then it is definitely worth it!

Excellent tearoom, overlooked. They have a big range of lovely cakes. Good selection of teas…read more(although would like to see camomile) and soft drinks as well as wines. Afternoon tea very good value & sparkling white wine also an option. Breakfast and lunch set menu options that also offer good value that I am yet to try but is certainly on my list! Staff very friendly and go out of their way to be helpful and make you feel welcomed.

Visiting Oxford on our way back to New York, my cousin made sure we had tea and scones at Boswells…read more Lovely room. Excellent scones. Historic establishment.

This place had a lot of variety of pastries and baked goods. Ambiance of the place was great. I…read moreordered their Black forest and Strawberry shortcake pastry. Black forest pastry was good and similar to what you will get else where. However, I really liked their strawberry short cake pastry. It was different and very tasty. Will try their other pastries next time!

Had a lovely afternoon break here for coffees and some treats. The cakes in the window looked…read morerather impressive and absolutely delicious! We saw another table enjoy a high tea set which looked both tempting and filling. The large cafe latte was one of the best my partner says he's had in a while, and that's saying something coming from Vancouver where coffee is king! We shared a slice of their limited edition chocolate, salted caramel and honeycomb cake along with an almond style tart. Both were quite good and hit the spot. Not the best cake I've ever had, but I'd certainly come back to explore some of the other sweet treats.

Located inside The Covered Market in Oxford City Centre (use the Market Street entrance, it's right…read moreinside). Many local reviewers say this place has the BEST coffee they've ever had. That's a big brag. However, I have to say, they may be right. I ordered an Americano to get the full monty on the strength and flavor of their espresso pulls. Dark roast, perfectly brewed and brought to my table just outside the establishment by attentive service. I could have sat there and had 4-5 of these. Paired with a piece of their banana bread. Very pleasant quick stop. Lots of beautiful looking pastries and coffees for sale to go inside also. Def worth a stop if you are in area.

Cute interior I actually went to the one in summertown but no yelp for that location. Cute interior…read moreand really cute latte art. Cappuccino was cute it was a little sour not sure if they killed shot or if it's just fruity but I added honey and then I really liked it lol

Really good brunch menu. I went with the French toast topped with Nutella and berries, which melted…read morein my mouth. I also enjoyed a Bloody Mary. I was surprised that Bloody Marys are not as popular in the UK compared to the US. Having one was refreshing after drinking pints of beer all week. The restaurant's interior featured a nice wood U-shaped bar with large windows and doors that opened out to the outdoor patio. On a sunny day, the natural light fills the restaurant beautifully.

Worst service in Oxford. Waited an hour for our food, asked how much longer...they never put the…read moreorder in and never came to check on us.

Cute little shop in summer town. I came here a couple times to get some hot choco and some cute…read moresnacks. I didn't get a chance to visit one last time before I left and I'm kinda sad about it :T they had lots of good stuff, specialty in bread and chocolate I believe. They had cute shaped chocolates and I think in most of England, their candies aren't as sweet which is my kinda thing

I'd been looking to try this place for months, with it's fancy looking pastries and super French…read morevibe. I was hoping and expecting to be able to have French quality again after having super flaky, melty croissants in France. I was a little disappointed, but still glad this place is near me and doing well despite being surrounded by a bunch of coffee shops. What disappointed me were the stalwart basics: both the croissant and pain au chocolat had extra tough and hard exteriors. The dough was way too dense. The bottom of the croissant layers were not able to separate and had an unpleasant doughy taste. The pain au raisin didn't taste remarkable at first but at the very end the buttery, custardy flavor finally hit my taste buds, which left me wanting more. The apricot pastry was also nice, caramelized almonds and a crunchy flaky base. Though I have to say all the pastries were over-baked and over-browned, likely one of the reasons for the tough exterior. Maybe I'll be more impressed with the bread the next time I visit.