I love Mortons! I also love the fact that there are several dotted around Oxford, so no matter…read morewhere I am, I'm never too far from one! This branch is particularly great as you can sit outside when it's warm. I love their wraps and the chicken and mango chutney baguette is an awesome combination that doesn't sound like it should work, yet it does They really cram the sarnies full of food, so watch out for dropping the entrails of your baguette all down your clothes if you have somewhere smart to go afterwards! The cakes are award-winning and everything with chocolate in is delicious. They're quite health-conscious, though, and do sell fruit at a reasonable rate. The only slight disappointment is perhaps the limited range of drinks outside of coffee and sugary fizzy things. It's really not unreasonable; maybe I've just been spoilt by other sandwich bars.

This is a lovely sandwich bar, hiddenaway from the hustle and bustle of Oxford city centre…read more All of the baguettes and wraps are freshly made, and there is a good selection of fillings to pick from. Prices are reasonable given the high quality of their food, with baguettes starting from around £2.30. There is a small seating area upstairs, and also one outside, which is lovely in the summer months. This is definitely worth a visit if you are in Oxford city centre for lunch. The food is great and the staff are friendly and helpful, and it is a rare treat to be able to eat outside in the centre of Oxford and get some peace and quiet at the same time!

A nice addition to North Parade Avenue, although it's got competition from equally fresh and good…read morequality shops. Freshly made sandwiches with all the usual fillings and a few twists, and the people behind the till usually have time for a chat. They sell bits and bobs like extra drinks, so you can buy for others as well as yourself. There's not much room inside, so best to visit for a bite on the go. The prices are reasonable and cheaper than central Oxford.

Great baguettes quality ingredient's rather then the usual sandwich shop ready produced offerings…read moreand really friendly personal service.

We stopped off for a quick bite at The Hive and found ourselves in an utterly charming little cafe…read morein one of the quaintest villages in the Cotswolds. During our week in England, this was our only time we partook in actual English food. I had a really scrummy Rarebit with an onion marmalade and some crisps along with some local lemonade. It felt really great to be there and we enjoyed our visit, albeit brief, in Stowe-on-the-Wold.

Loved our breakfast at The Hive! The avocado toast was very yummy! Service and atmosphere was…read moregreat!

Cute and fun place to go! We came several times in our two days in Oxford. Food is solid and drinks…read moreare good, especially the matcha. Staff are incredible! Were so kind to replace my spilled drink. The only negative was my daughter said the music they played was AI and she was pretty unhappy with that. If true a bit ironic given the name. Also we got a comically large straw, which was quite uncomfortable to use until we went and saw they do in fact have regular sized straws. Spoon was also overly sized and awkward. Just a bit of silliness, nothing too problematic.

Very cute cafe in Oxford. A bit of a steep walk upstairs to the seating floors, but you can order…read morefrom your table. The vibes are super cute. I got a breakfast panini. It was SUPER good! Sausage, fried egg, bacon, and cheese....what could be better? Devoured it before I could take a picture. Price wasn't bad, but I also live in California so I'm used to paninis priced at around $7-$8.

I remember we stopped off to try The Nosebag simply because we were so perplexed and bemused by the…read morename. We saw it on a walk to Christ Church college and stopped in for a treat. They have breakfast and lunch options but we only came by for baked goods and coffee. I wasn't a coffee drinker then, but I remember thoroughly enjoying my croissant, as well as the tart I took back to savor later. It's a cute, homey place, easy to stop in and out of if you're in a rush, but comfortable enough to spend some time hanging out if you're in need of a more relaxed visit.

One of the best meals I ever ate! Seriously, it's a great place. I can a leek roulade filled with…read morericotta and sweet corn that I still dream about.

Lovely place almost on your way to Oxford city centre. Despite its cozy feel, the place is quite…read morebig and is suitable for big groups. We were in a group of over 30 and there were still places left. The cafe is ace for breakfast! Plenty of choice and more, at affordable prices. They also do green matcha latte which I haven't seen anywhere apart from Starbucks, and it's taste is definitely not worse. Staff is extremely friendly, and wi-fi is there as well. Additionally they have plenty of fliers of what's on in Oxford which is quite handy!

Affordable food for a major location. Not to mention, delicious! Huge triple patty burgers, great…read morefries. Finish with a milkshake! Or wait was about 13 min for 4 fresh burgers and fries.

I avoided this place for ages because there are so many great independent sandwich shops in Oxford…read more The thing is, a chain is often a sign of a good idea that's spread far, and in this case Pret a Manger has found its niche in natural, fresh ingredients and unusual sandwiches and soups. In fact, I think it should get more credit for its soups. They're organic and delightfully chunky, although with flavours like sweet red pepper and chicken souk, they're often too spicy for me. (Although to be fair, I can only just handle korma when I get an Indian.) There's a huge range of sandwiches, my current favourite being Mature Cheddar, Roasted Tomatoes & Pickle Bloomer. The specials of the week are well worth checking out, although the nature of specials is unfortunately that they're not around much. This is one criticism I'd have of Pret - it often runs out of some flavousr of sandwiches, so you can't really go in expecting to buy a certain one. It's vegetarian and usually vegan friendly, and there's an excellent selection of fruit juices, crisps and croissants. They have a motto: 'Diets are sad, eat with your head'. I say eat with your heart and enjoy lunch.

Sandwhiches and Hot Chocolate are really good and I would have some before class sometimes.read more

Well, there is always going to be a debate as to who has the oldest thing, and that is definitely…read morethe case when it comes to coffee house. In fact, this coffee house, and the one across the road, are not only claiming to be the oldest in Oxford, or even in England, but pretty much the world. Well, I grabbed a coffee from here, and yeah, it wasn't. It was just on a stinking hot day, these buildings really aren't all that fun.

This cafe is so cozy and has a very friendly atmosphere!…read more My friend took me here to seek shelter from the rain and grab a warm bite to eat. We had just passed vaults and garden but kept walking since their prices were sky high! Luckily, he brought me here and I have to say I plan on frequenting this cafe quite often! It's on high street near Magdalen, so very close to the library! I ordered a mozzarella, tomato, and basil panini which cost an affordable £5.95 compared to some other cafes charging £12+ (yikes!) it came out super warm, oozing melted cheese, with a side of salad and crisps. It was the perfect quick bite while it lightly rained outside. Love the cafe, highly recommend.