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REVIEW: “Oxford’s best kept secret” Why The Medley is so popular. Could be it’s...

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News that The Medley on Port Meadow had started making their own pizzas was always going to be a big draw. Having opened last summer on cleared scrubland...

New head chef Martin Sherriff is out to make a big impression at The...

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It was a bold move, bringing in Martin Sherriff to man the kitchens at The Greyhound in Letcombe Regis. Former head chef Liam Whittle had initially put...

TAKEAWAY REVIEW: The Wild West of Woodstock. A tale of Billy Big Balls, some...

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Slipping off to wait in a dark car park outside Woodstock was about as exciting as it gets in lockdown, the illicit rendez-vous perfectly planned and timed. And...

REVIEW: Why dining outside at The White Hart in Wytham is the way forward...

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Builders aplenty have been busy working around the clock to get The White Hart in Wytham's new outdoor dining area ready for Christmas. The result is the magical...

REVIEW: “An epic reaffirmation” Why The Nut Tree has a Michelin star, 3 AA...

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The accolades are falling out of the sky for The Nut Tree in Murcott at the moment. First its Michelin star was renewed for the 14th year...

REVIEW: Michelin worthy. The Black Horse in Standlake excels yet again and pays as...

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It was November when landlord Nick Evans decided to transform The Black Horse in Standlake, near Witney, into a viable and invaluable village pub. He also knew...

Review: The Perch in Binsey with two men in Lycra

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Two men in Lycra. A vegan and a vegetarian. Londoners who wanted lunch in a quintessential Oxford pub with a suitable menu and a classic beer garden...

RESTAURANT REVIEW: Bad service ruins trip to The Muddy Duck in Hethe

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It was too hot to eat properly. All I wanted was to nibble, to graze, to drink ice cold rose with my tongue hanging out, a...

REVIEW: “Worth leaving home for!” The new daily Gees brunch in Oxford is a...

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Gees remains a bastion of the Oxford restaurant scene, managing to tread that fine line between comfort and style, class and relaxation, casual dining and sophisticated cooking. But...

The socially distanced dining at The Perch in Oxford is so expert you can...

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While there are some great plant based restaurants and cafes popping up in Oxfordshire, few have a beer garden of The Perch's calibre. The historic pub in Binsey,...
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