There’s no such thing as too many noodle joints, and so I have been eagerly eyeing the Three Thousand since it opened on St Michael’s Street last summer. The only hurdle has been the long lunchtime queues outside, but a post-Christmas lull gave me the opportunity I needed. Located on the site of the old Nosebag, the Three Thousand is actually a restaurant of two parts. … [Read more...]
Victors, Westgate Oxford
Perched on the rooftop of the Westgate, Victors offers a unique setting with its cosy igloos and stunning views of Oxford. With its vibrant atmosphere and stylish decor, it’s undeniably an inviting spot for a meal or drinks. However, our experience was a mixed bag of hits and misses. Victor’s menu is a blend of Asian-inspired small plates and classic dishes, with some … [Read more...]
Review: Malmaison, Oxford Castle
It's probably one of the quirkiest places you'll eat in Oxfordshire and certainly in the city centre which has its fair share of stunning venues. Malmaison Oxford is situated in the old Oxford Gaol, not far from the Westgate centre and back down the hill towards the station. The new autumn & grill menu passes muster. A very decent meal was enjoyed, all in the noble … [Read more...]
Review: Meetpoint Coffee
Have you been to The Meet Point Coffee (TMP) in Summertown yet? If not, you’re missing out on a real culinary ‘meet-cute’: the charming encounter of fab coffee shop and tasty Bengali street food. It opened recently on Middle Way (how apt is that address?), so it seems a little out of the way the first time you go. Look for the coffee van tucked inside the wide … [Read more...]
The Feathers, Woodstock
Nestled in the heart of Woodstock, The Feathers has emerged as a standout destination following a multi-million-pound renovation earlier this year. Reopened in July, this family-run hotel blends historic charm with contemporary sophistication, thanks to interiors crafted by the designers behind Battersea Power Station. With 23 luxurious rooms already available and … [Read more...]
