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REVIEW: The Standard has been reigning supreme in Jericho for 52 years with its...

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Sometimes, when you want a curry, nothing else will do. Which is why on a wet, windy, cold night, you could find us trekking to Jericho, headed...

REVIEW: The Thatch is a Thame classic, with stellar staff and great food

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Before we even start on the food, let's talk about the amazing staff at The Thatch in Thame. Evelin Rae the general manager (see main pic) who's...

TRAVEL REVIEW: A night away at The Bell in Ramsbury, the perfect meeting point...

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Appearances can be deceptive and this is certainly true of The Bell in Ramsbury. Because while idyllic and full of warmth, bonhomie and locals, it's the food...

REVIEW: Farm & Table at Wykham Park Farm near Banbury ‘is a very special...

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Where to start? With the epic sourdough bread served warm from the oven? Or the delectable soup that's haunted us ever since? The staggeringly good burgers, incredible...

REVIEW: ‘Bulls eye’ The Flight Club launch party and what to expect from The...

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The Flight Club is vast, the new social darts and cocktail bar taking over both the former Pizza Pilgrims and Mowgli sites in Oxford's Westgate (Mowgli has...

REVIEW: ‘As close to a Bombay brasserie breakfast as you’ll get without going to...

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Breakfast was one of the initial novel attractions when Dishoom first opened in Soho back in 2010, its Bombay brasserie style perfectly placed to introduce us to...

REVIEW: ‘Innovative, fun, crowd-pleasing food’ Mowgli’s new Westgate rooftop location is packing them in....

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Lit by thousands of lights, the interior sparkling, its renowned swing chairs beckoning, hordes of diners proving its popularity, Mowgli certainly raised our spirits on the cold,...

REVIEW: Ben Watson’s Modern European menus with a Punjabi twist reflect his wife Priya’s...

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Head chef Ben Watson's CV speaks for itself, having previously worked at Core by Clare Smyth, Jason Atherton’s Pollen Street Social and Little Social, The Square and Restaurant Gordon Ramsay. Now...

REVIEW: ‘A novel culinary adventure’ Curry Nights with Nandita’s six course Punjabi pop-up supper...

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Did I want to go on a Punjabi culinary adventure where most of the dishes were total novelties? Yes. In this line of work, new tastes, dishes...

EXCLUSIVE REVIEW: The Kingsley Cafe in Eynsham is a revelation, and the food is...

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Patrick Moore is hard at work in his outdoor mobile kitchen at The Kingsley Cafe in Eynsham when we arrive for lunch. Surprisingly busy for a Thursday...
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