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REVIEW: Stunning views and a stonking Sunday roast. Make sure you try community pub...

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It was a warm summer Sunday (rare I know) and the sun was out, where to go for lunch? Somewhere with stunning views, a great menu and...

REVIEW: It’s all change at Tap Social’s White House with a new chef, revamped...

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It's easy to forget that tucked down on Abingdon Road is one of Oxford's best little pubs - Tap Social's White House. Massively community focused and altruistic, (it's...

DANGEROUSLY GOOD: We train for Sunday’s all-you-can-eat buffet in Botley’s Dosa Park ‘one of...

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News that Botley's Dosa Park is starting its All-You-Can-eat Dosa Park Sunday buffet this Sunday (August 13) meant that we needed to get in some practice. Heading...

REVIEW: The Sherborne Arms – Why customers are flocking to Peter Creed and Tom...

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The Cotswolds is absolutely teeming with new pubs at the moment, canny landlords bringing so many run down and abandoned hostelries back to life. And The Sherborne Arms...

REVIEW: ‘We’ve got through 8kgs tomatoes just in BLTs’ Why Chloe’s in Charlbury is...

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Chloe Horner couldn’t look more content as she ventures out behind the counter of her new cafe in Charlbury, because it has taken off beyond all belief. We...

REVIEW: The Woodstock Arms is worth it for the Bloody Mary’s alone! Oh and...

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It's been a rocky ride at The Woodstock Arms over the years. When the Woodstock pub reopened in 2016, it was THE place to go, packed to...

REVIEW: ‘Always a treat’ There’s nowhere we’d rather be in the summer than The...

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As soon as the sun starts shining and summer beckons, there's nowhere I'd rather be than The White Hart in Fyfield. Because not only are the menus...

REVIEW: A tale of one bridge, two eateries, three courses. We try The Folly...

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It's easy to leave some of the best places in Oxford to the tourists, but on a scorching day, al fresco riverside dining was certainly on the...

REVIEW: Marmite mayo in a burger? Absolutely. Why ‘The Edge at Lils’ in Witney...

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When Fat Lil's in Witney decided to concentrate on their Corn Street music venue and offered up the cafe space at the front, The Edge's Tom Pickett and Phoebe...

REVIEW: Why the revamped Gees, its secret garden and new head chef Lee Parsons...

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'A change is as good as a rest' should be Jeremy Mogford's motto, because his discerning central Oxford restaurant Gees has been transformed during its recent makeover,...
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