Love the fresh ingredients in their meze and paninis. The extra salad they include really makes the meal feel balanced and healthy. Turkish coffee was a nice, strong finish. The baklava was a bit sweet for me, but the quality is there.

Been coming here for years, and that window seat on the busy street is my go-to. It&rsquo;s just the right spot to zone out with a coffee for an hour. The place never feels rushed, which is why I keep coming back.

The team are always friendly and helpful. A bit of a shame the ice machine was out on a warm day, but they do their best.

The coffee tasting was the main event. The host really knew his stuff, explained the different roasts clearly. Tried a single-origin pour-over that had a bright, almost citrusy finish. That part was spot on.

The bacon in the sandwich is locally cured, really makes a difference. The egg could have been a bit runnier for me, though.

Stopped in after a long walk around the neighbourhood. The Earl Grey tea loaf was spot on, not too sweet. Had it with a proper cuppa. Cosy spot to rest your feet.

Grabbed a table outside, perfect for watching the street life. Had a couple of their craft lagers while soaking in the afternoon sun. The spot itself is really pleasant, just a nice, relaxed vibe for a casual drink.

The brunch was spot on. My eggs were cooked just right, and the bacon had a nice crisp to it. Service was friendly and quick. Prices felt fair for what you get. A solid spot for a relaxed weekend meal.

Found this spot that lets me bring my dog in. Had a flat white and a sausage roll. Coffee was solid, not bitter. The roll was warm and flaky. Just a simple, decent place to sit with my pup for a bit.

The Greek pies were the star for our group! We shared a few different ones and they were all so flaky and flavourful. Great spot for a casual catch-up over coffee and a bite.

The cauldron pudding was a fun surprise! The whole spread had a creative vibe, and they were really helpful with my dietary request. A nice spot for a relaxed afternoon.

Been coming here for years. Always nice to grab a table in the garden when the weather&#39;s good.

The lamb shank here is something else. Cooked for hours, the meat just falls off the bone. The gravy is rich and deep, not too salty. It&#39;s a proper portion too. Honestly, some of the best food I&#39;ve had around Oxford.

Came here before an event. It was packed but they got us seated fast. The toastie was massive for the price, really hit the spot. Panini was good too.

Lunch was lovely. The food was delicious, really good quality. But the best part was the staff - Hanicka and Jack were so friendly and made us feel so welcome. That kind of warmth is rare.

Stopped in for a coffee and a bite. The oat milk latte was smooth, no fuss at all. Had a simple veggie plate, tasted like something you&#39;d make at home. Nice, relaxed spot to unwind for a bit.

Lovely homemade cakes in a historic building. The staff were really friendly, which made for a relaxed visit.

Breakfast was the main event. Their full English is exactly what you want, and the price felt right. My only note: the coffee was a bit weak for my taste. The veggie options on the menu did look appealing though.

The veggie breakfast here is massive, and really tasty. Staff are super friendly too.

Honey was lovely. She remembered I&#39;d asked about the sauce earlier and brought a little extra without me even asking. Just a nice, attentive touch that made the lunch feel a bit more personal.

The coffee was fantastic. But what really got me was the food &ndash; just so beautifully presented, each plate like a little piece of art. Makes you pause for a second before you dive in. Service was super quick, too.

Great spot by the canal. Their almond croissant was the real star for me &ndash; perfectly flaky and not too sweet. A nice little find for a relaxed coffee.

Been coming here for years, and the owner&#39;s weekend guitar sets are what keep me coming back. It&#39;s just the right volume, never intrusive, perfect for a slow coffee by the river. That relaxed, familiar vibe is hard to find elsewhere.

Dog-friendly spot, staff were lovely. The smoked salmon sandwich was fresh, soup of the day hit the spot. Their locally roasted coffee was a nice touch - went really well with the meal. Solid choice for a casual bite.

The vegan calzone was really tasty, and I appreciated the panini choice too. It&#39;s nice when a place puts some thought into the menu. The booth I sat in was comfy, which made for a relaxed lunch.

Love that they welcome dogs inside, it makes things so easy. The decor is really lovely, stylish furniture and cool art. Just a very comfortable spot to relax with a coffee.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s a cosy spot for a quiet break, the light&#39;s always nice. Their oolong is solid, really hits the spot. Coffee&#39;s okay, but my mate who&#39;s a real coffee nut says it&#39;s not quite there yet. Still, a good local place.

The hot chocolate with cream and marshmallows was so good for a catch-up! Staff were really sweet with the kids too.

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