Some places make it hard to be a critic, but what a joy to write a review where you can celebrate all of the things a place is getting right. The Harcourt Arms has delivered for us on multiple occasions, from family celebrations, to Sunday roasts, to bottomless brunch, and now we can add Steak Night to the list. We arrived to a very crowded car park and took a seat in … [Read more...]
Bentley Pure Escapism at Aynhoe Park
We get some fascinating invites over here at Bitten Oxford, and this one from Bentley for a driving experience and lunch at Aynhoe Park was hard to beat! To give you a brief history of Aynhoe Park, it was originally built in 1615 and has undergone multiple reconstructions and renovations over the centuries due to war, changing ownership, and artistic vision. Initially home … [Read more...]
Review: tiny teahouse
If you're a true Oxford foodie, you'll know (and love) Magdalen Road well. Full of independent cafes, shops, and restaurants, it's the perfect spot to spend a weekend afternoon if you're in a moochy mood. Well, a new small biz is on the block - tinytea house. James Thirwall, (who owns and runs tiny teahouse) kindly invited Bitten to come along and try one of the tea … [Read more...]
Review: Table 13
Faith and I recently went along to Table 13's December long menu. I'm just going to warn you now, this is a long read as there's no way I can keep this short. Too much to say, too much to shout about. If you didn't already know, Table 13 is an 100% plant-based fine dining experience. Georgia's previous experience in front of house isn't wasted, and is in fact a huge … [Read more...]
Review: Cosy Club comes to Oxford!
Located on Cornmarket Street, the UK-wide chain, Cosy Club is now open in Oxford! The first Cosy Club opened in 2010 in Somerset and has not stopped growing ever since. Chic meets rustic- that’s the best way I would be able to describe the distinguishable interior design, complemented by a low-lighting atmosphere. Kicked off the experience with drinks of course! … [Read more...]
