Oxford is one of the most beautiful cities in England, so we always recommend spending a full day to visit the city. We make London excursions to Oxford to show you the most historic buildings in the city and know all its charms. At the end of the tour you will have free time to visit the interior of the Colleges or its famous Bodeliana Library. We also take the opportunity to recommend places to eat.
Eat in a pub in Oxford
In pubs you can enjoy the classical cuisine of England. It is the best place to try a foot or the typical fish and chips. We leave you a list of the best Oxford pubs. At the end of the article you can find a map with the location of these pubs and the rest of the places to eat in Oxford.
Turf Tavern Oxford
This pub that dates from the 16th century and through which great personalities have passed in Oxford is a good place to try the typical English food.
Kings Arms Oxford
The oldest Pub in Oxford that has been in the same place since 1606 a good place to rest after an excursion and try English beer.
The Chequers Oxford
In Google it will appear to you that this pub is in the high street but you have to look at a alley that has a dog sculpture and puts in the wood Historic Pub. And you will find this poor pub.
Markets in Oxford
The best way to eat cheap in Oxford is to eat in its markets.
Covered Market
This market founded in 1772 to group the street stalls that were in the alleys of the main avenue. It is currently the most important market in the city that continues to keep some of the neighborhood market stalls. It also has a great offer of places to eat and souvenir stores.
Gloucester Green Market
Very close to the train station, open from Wednesday to Saturday from 9 to 4 in the afternoon and in addition to street food stalls you can find crafts and places to buy memories. Very good option if you want to eat cheap in Oxford.
George Street
In this street you can enjoy and check the gastronomic variety you can find in Oxford. I leave some of the examples.
Brazing
French restaurant that also has menus during the week and that can be quite economical. You can check the prices and menus on your website.
Rosa´s Thai
Thai restaurant with prices between 15 and 20 pounds. You can consult and menu on the web.
Coffee shops
A cheap eating way in Oxford, is a cafeteria where you can ask for a snack, a salad and enjoy the charm of the city
Weston Library Café
Located in the hall where tickets are sold to visit the Bodleiana Library. They have a small paninis and salad menu where you can eat cheap and enjoy skeptacular views of Oxford.
Vaults and Garden
Located next to the University Church of St Mary, this is an Oxford classic. Breakfasts with organic ingredients and terrace with incredible views. All served in a quiet environment with ecological consciousness
Art cafe
To enjoy your visit to the beautiful city of Oxford to the fullest we leave you a map with the places we are talking about. Blue pubs, orange markets, purple coffee shops and yellow restaurants
