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REVIEW: Worth the wait! Why The Ben Jonson in Weston on the Green is...

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The Ben Jonson at Weston on the Green has been on the Ox In A Box radar for about a year. Despite a colourful and rapid turnover...

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: 215 Kitchen and Drink’s £20 Michelin worthy ‘locals lunch’ is so good we’ve...

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Two courses for £20 at a Michelin-esque starred restaurant? Surely not? Just to make sure, and not one to pass up a golden opportunity, I arrived at...

REVIEW: To Beef or not to Beef: Why the roast at The Horseshoes in...

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From the moment I heard about The Horseshoes' roast potato meetings, I was on a mission to get to Witney for their Sunday lunch. Because every Monday morning...

New community pub The White House in Bladon opened and we were first in...

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It's been an 18th month epic journey, but today The White House in Bladon finally opened its doors as a community pub thanks to a long and...

REVIEW: Killingworth Castle’s seasonal menu reflects return of award winning chef Andrew Lipp

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That I've been a fan of Killingworth Castle since it first opened, and a regular there ever since, is well documented. However, Covid forced even its most loyal...

REVIEW: As one of Oxford’s most luxurious hotels reopens, we lunch in great style...

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I've never eaten indoors at the Parsonage Grill and Bar before. I've had tea there and conducted interviews, stayed overnight at the luxurious Old Parsonage hotel itself,...

REVIEW: Our new favourite curry house. Why Bhoomi Kitchen’s South Indian cooking hits the...

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Opening a new restaurant during the current pandemic crisis is a brave move, but obviously Bhoomi Kitchen was confident enough in its craft to soldier on regardless....

REVIEW: Pop up fine dining has become the ‘new normal’ as we try out...

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It took a night out in Jericho, my old hunting ground, to make me finally realise how much things had changed. No quick popping into Branca for a...

REVIEW: Date night dining at The Feathers in Woodstock is “right up there with...

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Ben Bullen, head chef at The Feathers in Woodstock, loves his job and is never happier than heading up his team in the historic hotel’s busy kitchen,...
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