Primera clasificación Restaurantes y cafés en Oxford

The Turf is one of Oxford's oldest pubs. It is accessible only down a narrow alley, nestling up against a section of the old city wall. For trivia buffs, this was the scene of the hero's courting in Thomas Hardy's, 'Jude the Obscure'. Inside, the low-ceilinged rooms are arranged on two levels. Outside, there are rows of benches in the courtyard, which is warmed by braziers in the winter. The Turf offers a good range of beers, lagers and real ales, plus mulled wine on colder nights. Food is served from noon until 8pm.

The Cherwell Boathouse is the proud recipient of a multitude of accolades. What a lovely venue to escape from the hustle bustle of the city! The set-price menu is a good option and comes with coffee, cappuccino or espresso. Express Llnches are available during the week. The venue can be hired to host private parties too. And its not named "boathouse" for nothing, as they also rent out punts for a classic Oxford tradition on the river.

Set in a beautiful plant-filled conservatory, Gee's is perfect for summer dining. The high ceiling and huge windows give this restaurant a very airy feel. It is almost always full for lunch and dinner, and is a favorite for family celebrations. The menu is always diverse and the seafood can be especially interesting.

Although part of a chain, Pierre Victoire does manage to convey the sense of being a truly authentic French restaurant; it is even managed by a French lady! Wooden tables and rickety wooden stairs dominate the restaurant's closely packed two floors. With its intimate lighting, Pierre Victoire is suitable for both families or couples, groups might be a bit squeezed, and the Edith Piaf background music certainly gets you in the right frame of mind. The food here is delightful, particularly the juicy and succulent duck. Look out for the lunchtime bargains.