Più votati Ristoranti e caffè in Oxford

One of the best places to gorge on South Indian dishes, the budgeted prices of Dosa Park do not even leave you guilty. This restaurant is a favored spot for most locals looking to sample some wholesome food. Enjoy the idli, sambar and dosa made from special Indian recipes. There is a variety of vegetarian fare to choose from though non-vegetarian dishes are equally tasty.

Based in a Victorian factory building, where the famous Frank Cooper's Oxford Marmalade was made, this lively restaurant, bar and art gallery opened in 2006. The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly, the space open, the food and service excellent. Promotions include a happy hour, half-price wine, special offers on food and drink, and discounted world beers as well. On the cultural side there are exhibitions, art classes, discussion groups, and a theatrical rehearsal space. The Jam Factory is just around the corner from Oxford Railway Station, and a short walk from the town center. Well worth a visit.

This is a cut above the average Chinese restaurant and a good place to go with a group of friends, not least for the chance to sit at one of the revolving tables and try a bit of everyone else's selection from the menu. The dining room is spacious and well-lit, and the excellent all-you-can-eat buffet served on Thursday and Sunday evenings provides a great selection of starters and main courses, with beef, chicken, seafood and vegetarian options on offer.

The Oxford Retreat claims to be a boutique bar and restaurant that truly shines amid the other traditional pubs of the area. The bar overlooks the river, a great view if you're sitting on the private terrace; if not, pull up a seat at the chef's table to watch the workings in the kitchen or by the log fire to warm up in the chilly English weather. Patrons sink into meals of seasonal produce, fish and game, while the bar entertains guests who've come for a fancy cocktail concoction or a simple hearty ale.

Al Shami isn't especially cheap, but it's worth paying a little extra for the quality of food you're getting, and for the opportunity to try something different. Don't worry if you're not used to Middle Eastern food - the waiters are extremely helpful and will gladly guide you around the menu. Middle-Eastern in decor, Al Shami has tiled floors and whitewashed walls fretted with Lebanese designs. The main dishes are delicate and the kebabs are cooked to a turn. There's such a variety of taste sensations available here, that it's a good idea to share lots of dishes for the full Lebanese culinary experience.

This wonderful Italian, hidden in Gloucester Green, features simple but delicious food served by an attentive and polite staff—a real no-frills treat. The tables have the checkered tablecloths that are universally emblematic of simple trattorias, while the bar—with its stacks of shiny bottles—is the eye-catching centerpiece. The cuisine—pasta, pizzas and grills—is quite basic, and there are no attempts to add needless gimmicks. However, it is truly authentic and a real pleasure to tuck into. As for the price, you certainly won't be complaining.