My first foray to Banbury for a review took me to the lovely village of Kings Sutton and The White Horse. As I stepped out of the car, I was immediately struck by the sound of bells ringing from the 14th century church and the pitch-dark sky scattered with twinkling stars. Walking through to the back of the restaurant, I found a smart, upmarket dining space. As I had my dog … [Read more...]
The Boxing Hare, Swerford
When we recently released our Bitten roast guide, The Boxing Hare essentially said “hold my beer” and invited us in to try their Sunday roast. A stone’s throw from Soho House and firmly within the Chipping Norton set, we arrived on a Sunday to an almost full car park. It is the ideal destination for a walk and roast combo, so we enjoyed a beautiful countryside stroll before … [Read more...]
Review: The Lamb, Little Milton
The Lamb in Little Milton, the sister pub to The Bat and Ball in Cuddesdon, is quickly establishing itself as a must-visit destination. With a prestigious double AA Rosette and Head Chef Nat Berney at the helm, formerly of Le Manoir, this South Oxfordshire spot combines finesse, creativity, and seasonality in every dish. We visited on a sunny Thursday afternoon and were … [Read more...]
Review: The Three Tuns, Henley
The Three Tuns is tucked away on Market Place with a narrow, understated exterior that gives little away. Step through the door and you’ll find a buzzy bar, a welcoming dining area, and that rare blend of proper pub charm with a menu that far exceeds expectations. We dined in their pretty courtyard – a perfect sun trap on a warm evening, tastefully dotted with parasol umbrellas … [Read more...]
