Lovely neighborhood bakery using English grains for their loaves, making delicious pastry treats,…read moreselling local dairy goods, and even offering workshops for baking with English grains. There's a space in the front to sit and enjoy your treats. You can see through to the bakery at the back. There are racks of local wine, cider, beer, and jams. There's a cafe area for tea and coffee to enjoy with your bread and pastries.

These guys are nailing the best sourdough in town. Their filled sandwiches are ridiculously…read moregood-the chicken Caesar salad one especially so. They roast the chickens on site so everything is prepared there and is tasty and fresh. I had the most delicious Walnut tart. What a total treat. They are selling local cheeses, fruit and veg. What a team. The Bakers and front of house staff are all calm and smiling. Get there early, as they sell out Quick!

We made this our breakfast home base each morning as it was on the way to the center of Oxford, and…read moreperfect to pop in for a coffee and pastry. For other American tourists reading this, Gail's is a UK coffee shop chain with something like 150+ locations, and it's fantastic! They have an extensive breakfast menu, with a bakery attached, making delicious fresh bites of all types, and I had no complaints on the coffee. There is outdoor and indoor seating available where plenty of students post up with their laptops for study sessions. Service was quick and friendly. We even met a Minnesotan running the register which was fun. Need a pick me up and a little bite? Check out Gail's!

Absolutely love Gail's! Probably my favourite coffee shop chain in England. Their decaf coffee…read moreoptions taste just as good as regular and their items are always fresh. This seasonal biscuit was delicious. A little expensive for the size but I don't mind so much when it tastes that good! Definitely recommend and will always be back!

Very nice pasties in a cozy and clean dining area. Service…read morewas delightful and the cost was very reasonable.

Our first Cornish Bakery was in Salisbury; excited to see another one! We went in around 2PM and…read moreunfortunately the selection was already quite limited. Two of the variations were not being baked anymore - which we found odd for the time. We ordered a traditional but realized after digging in, the pasty is full of potatoes now. The ones we had in Salisbury several years ago had a very complementary ratio of potato to meat. Crust still flaky and good and staff was super friendly.

I made an order over the phone, and it was not fresh. Looks like they sent me yesterdays buns, at…read moretodays price. Then to add insult to injury, they tagged on some fees that were not disclosed to me at time of order.

The best kosher bakery I have ever come across…read more Back in the day Grodzinski consisted of breads, challah and a few pastries. Now they have expanded into serving delicious take out foods such as falafel, salads, fries, and different delicious sandwiches. They have the best, baguettes, bread, coconut puffs, cinnamon buns. Really. And OMG their water challah is absolutely to die for. The owner is always around and willing to help if you have any issues, so are the wonderful women behind the counter.

Great meal - delicious sandwiches and excellent soup. Portions were very good and the bread was…read morefresh. Happy to return!

This is the place when on BOTW. Staff is super nice. Food and coffee are delivered to you wherever…read moreyou are sitting. Lots of options and very active inside and out. It's small inside but works. The place to go for a small breakfast and great coffee

A real old fashioned style cafe/bakery. If you just want a good cup of tea with a cake this is the…read moreplace to go and being in the centre of headington makes it a perfect break. They sell lovely cakes and specialist breads at a reasonable cost and the staff are friendly. Pretty basic interior with no sofas etc but it does the job.

Have recently discovered Queens bakery as a good place for breakfast (love the bacon baguette) and…read morefor tea and cake (massive bit of chocolate fudge cake for less than £2). It isn't as quirky as some nearby (j&f), but it isn't a chain, it's not pretentious, it's just good honest goodness.

Great service and yummy baked goods. My group and I ordered pastries to shared, and they were…read moreenjoyed by all. However, I ended up getting food poisoning from the smoothie I ordered. I was the only one in my travel group who drank it, and I was the only one in my group to get sick.

I don't know why it took me so long to write this review, because Organic Deli is AMAZING. I love…read morethat it's out of the way, and in a little alley. It's a cute cafe with limited seating downstairs but quite a bit of seating upstairs. I've been there for both brunch and coffee (sometimes simultaneously), and I've always found everything up to standard. For brunch, I usually get the full English breakfast, but for drinks, I've tried their latte, matcha latte, and regular matcha. I liked all of them, but I wouldn't ask them to brew a pot of regular matcha again. The matcha sometimes clumps and doesn't quite mix well, which can make drinking it a bit effortful. Other than that though, I'd highly recommend Organic Deli. I will definitely be back, and if you haven't tried it for yourself, you should definitely pop by and check it out!

Maison Blanc is famous for their grab and go pastries. These are my favourite croissants in…read moreOxford. Their coffee is a bit hit or miss. It's dark, and sometimes they cappuccino is great, and sometimes it's just burnt and bubbly. But Taylors next door serves a decent cup of Illy. It's just a good breakfast place. I usually love the eggs florentine if I'm going savory. However the portions are a bit on the small size for my brunch loving American self. Seems like a local trend here that french toast, although delicious, is a single thin slice of white bread. But at least they have plenty of pastries to top off with your meal. They also shine on cakes and cake decor. You normally have to order a day before, but their cakes are worth it. I ordered the Fraser cake for my husband's birthday and it was a hit with the whole family. Worth the walk for a morning bite.

Bonjour!-There goes the baker with his tray like always; the same old bread and rolls to sell...I…read morethink not. This cafe was superb, the selection was incredible and the first bite was delicious. Not only do they have pastries and desserts but they have various jams and sandwiches and chocolate and wines and everything you'd expect a great french cafe to have. Now I would recommend various pastries and desserts but that wouldnt be fair. I had the hardest time trying to choose what I wanted. Everything just looked so damn good. And the smell..oh god the smell. I could live in there. O sweet maison blanc I long to visit you again soon.

Went here every morning on our trip to Oxford, the chicken satay bahn mi is incredible! Everything…read morewe had from the steam buns to espresso was excellent. The owners are very friendly and attentive, they definitely run a great business. We'll be back next time we're in town.

Coolest coffee spot in Oxford. You can't miss it being located right in the corner of High st and…read moreSt. Aldate's. Easy to order from the screen but they're super helpful if you're stuck or don't know how to navigate it. An old man actually showed up while I was ordering and he had no clue what to do. He must have been in his 80s, it was nice to see how chilled and super patient he was helped by the guy behind the counter, who walked and helped him. Cheers to that. The place itself is so clean and super spacious. Two levels with the WC on the bottom level. The large windows on the top level allow you to seat and watch the street outside. The chairs to lounge are super cozy and comfy. My coffee latte was super tasty and my ham and cheese sandwich was the perfect combination of sweet and savory.

Mediocre coffee and breakfast sandwitches if you have no other option. Their acai is some of the…read moreworst I have ever tried. Straight out of the freezer. If you add extra toppings they just will not add them. You have to wait over 10 minutes after recieving it for it to melt even to the extent that you can begin breaking up the solid frozen block of acai, banana, granola, and penut butter. Even once it has thawn enought to attempt to eat it, all components are bland and flavourless. Also insanely expensive (£8+) for an approx 7.5 cm diameter bowl of frozen, flavourless slop.