What a great cafe find! Sustainable, social mission welcoming students, strollers, all ages, limited menu changes with time of day. I came back twice for the excellent Chicken Fricassee and white beans lunch. Easily found seatings in and outside, excellent counter service. Non accessible restrooms.
Review from a couple months ago. We luckily found a table at lunch time on a weekday, but the place was packed! Order at the counter and pick up your items on a tray. Plenty of veg and some vegan options to choose from, and so many bakery items. Everything tasted fresh and good, a hearty meal at a v
Good Food | Exquisite Location | OK Service | Recommended
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Caught up with a dear friend on campus and we ended up at this place after looking at a few other options.
The ambiance is (obviously) unbeatable, with the high ceilings and the historic building. The inside dini
Lucky to have gotten a table at this cafe right before they completely filled up during afternoon tea time. A small Leek and Red Lentil soup (with Artisan Sourdough bread & butter) and an espresso were all I could manage after lunch. Next time I'm in town, I have to get a scone and a cup of tea! Sin
I dropped in when my walking tour ended outside the entrance on a blisteringly hot day. It was lovely and cool inside and had plenty of room on the communal tables. I was totally spoilt for choice as all the food looked delicious. I opted for the slow cooked tuscan beef which had a choice of sides a
Love, love, LOVE! I stayed in Oxford for three months, and I visited this place countless times. The inside has older architecture with sloping ceilings, attributing a homey and timeless feeling when one is indoors. You place your order at the counter, and it is assembled similar to a cafeteria line
Great outdoor seating area in front of University church. Vegan-friendly. The staff were very helpful and friendly.
My suggested route would be a tour of the church (go up the tower) and then back here for an afternoon tea here in the sun. Their home-made chocolate and banana cake was great.
Since the tragic demise of Boswell's cafe, this has become my 'go-to' venue for a pot of Darjeeling and, what would appear to be, home-baked cakes!
A trifle spendy, but overall, worth the cost and it supports the up-keep of the church.The cream teas are exceptional and you will invariably be needing
Great place to sit and soak in the vault feeling in the first university hall in England inside the St Mary the Virgin church. The tea selection is very good. Vegan dishes good. Not as many pastry selections for afternoon tea. Staff very good.
Really nice place to go to that's right near Radcliffe Square and the Bodleian. I imagine it gets quite busy but we got there at a reasonable time. Food and coffee is good, selection of pastries wasn't huge. Cooked breakfast was great.
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