Hidden behind the Victory Inn, in a quiet courtyard. Mehede and the team were just so attentive all night. Felt really looked after.

Sunday roast was spot on. Cauliflower cheese included, sprouts with bacon a nice touch. Booked again for Mother&rsquo;s Day.

We went for Sunday Lunch, which was excellent, reasonably priced, great quality, relaxed atmosphere.  Highly recommended and will be going back soon.

Service was prompt and efficient, even during the lunch rush. Staff were attentive without being intrusive. Food arrived quickly, which is key for a business lunch. Good for a reliable, time-sensitive meal.

Staff were friendly and quick. The prawns were the highlight, really fresh and tasty. Good spot for a quick lunch on that little street.

The chorizo hash was a proper treat, really hit the spot. The Cosy Butchers Brunch was solid too. Good portion, kept me full for hours. Menu&#39;s got loads of choice for breakfast.

Generous portions, as always. They boxed up the leftovers without any fuss. The quality is pretty reliable, though the place can get a bit loud on weekends.

A lovely old pub, but what really stood out was the freshness of the ingredients in my salad. The greens were crisp and the chicken tasted so clean and well-prepared. It felt like a proper, healthy meal in a pub setting. A nice change from the usual.

The burger patty was cooked just right, juicy and flavourful. The bun held up well, not too soggy. Chips were decent, crispy outside. Could&#39;ve used a touch more seasoning on the fries, but the main event was solid.

The chicken karahi was really flavourful. I appreciated how fresh the ingredients tasted, especially the tomatoes and herbs. The chicken itself was tender, not overcooked at all. A solid choice if you&#39;re looking for something satisfying but not too heavy.

Great service from our waiter, very attentive.

The oxtail and curry goat were really good. The meat was so tender it just fell off the bone. For the price, the portions were a bit smaller than I expected, but the flavours were spot on.

Nice chilled vibe with some good tunes, just right for a quiet dinner. The drinks are priced well, which is a plus. My gin and tonic was spot on.

Best fish and chips I&#39;ve had in Oxford. The fish was spot on.

The lamb shish was the standout. Perfectly grilled, tender with a slight char, and the seasoning was spot-on. The rice pilaf it came with was fluffy and had a nice hint of saffron. That&#39;s what I&#39;ll remember.

Popped in for a quick bite and the lamb stew was piping hot, just how it should be. They have a decent house red that actually stood up to the rich gravy. Simple and solid.

Came here for brunch with a couple of mates. The sweetcorn hash was spot on, and the eggs were cooked just right. Really liked how everything looked on the plate too. Good spot for a catch-up.

Been going here for years. They always have a few local ales on tap, which is nice. Good spot to catch a game, plenty of screens. It&#39;s a proper pub.

A nice, airy spot upstairs. Had a relaxed coffee and a fresh pastry, which was pretty good. The place has a pleasant, cozy feel to it.

Love popping in with friends! The staff, especially Rachael, are so friendly and make you feel right at home.

Lovely spot for a catch-up with friends. The outdoor seating is gorgeous, perfect for coffee and a little snack. We ended up staying for ages just chatting.

Perfect for a quick lunch. The pesto mozzarella toastie was ready in minutes. Tasted fresh, like homemade. Sausage melt was solid too. Got me in and out fast.

Been coming here for years, and the tapas are always spot on. Even on a packed Friday night, the patatas bravas taste exactly the same as they did last month. That kind of consistency keeps me coming back.

Popped in for a quick bite. The staff were really friendly even though it was packed. Had the fish and chips, it was solid. Beer choice is a bit limited though.

A local chippy with proper vegan options! The haddock was lovely, but the chips could&#39;ve been a bit crispier for my taste. Still, a nice find.

Nice spot for a quick bite. The pub vibe is cozy, feels like a proper local. They had live music on, which was a nice touch. Food came out fast, which is what I needed. Decent burger and chips.

The fried camembert was the star. The fajitas were decent but the spice was a bit all over the place.

The sausage roll was top-notch, honestly. But the real star for me was the space itself &ndash; really light and airy, with those big windows and simple wooden tables. Just a nice, relaxed spot to linger over a proper coffee.

The room was charming, clean and tucked away in a quiet courtyard. The whole team made us feel very welcome during our stay.

Been coming here for years, and the food&#39;s always hearty and satisfying. It&#39;s the kind of spot you can count on for a proper, no-fuss meal. Just what you want when you&#39;re out with the family.

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