Caffe Nero is a weird experience. The baristas have always been nice to me, but one thing that I…read moredon't like about buying drinks there is that they'll ask you if you want flavouring in your drink as if it's a complementary option, but it's not! (Just to let you know.) But other than that, it's quite a nice place to study. There's a lower floor with the bathroom, and there are ample plug points. I also like the single person booth seats that they have with plugs! Another good thing--the tables are all generally fairly clean. I hate when I want to do work in a cafe but the table is dirty! Regarding coffee prices, coffee, food, etc., it's all pretty average. There's a discount and an extra stamp for your stamp card if you bring your own coffee mug though!

Though they tout themselves as being the Italian Coffee Company, walking into Caffe Nero in Oxford…read morefelt like walking into a Starbucks in the U.S. Not in a bad way. In a good way. But even better, because this place is slightly fancier than Starbucks. Though overall it has the same feel, same drinks and same types of desserts. The coffee is quite good. I was quite happy to be able to order my standard decaf soy latte without any trouble in translation or raised eyebrow. All the pastries look like they are made by Caffe Nero, most likely at central bakery site, which all of the Caffe Neros share. Caffe Nero is ubiquitous like Starbucks. And I can pretty much guarantee, like Starbucks, you get the same quality of drink, food and service at every Caffe Nero you walk into within Great Britain. They are located throughout England, Scotland and Wales with several locations in Northern Ireland. They place is streamlined and the quality set.

I stopped by The Missing Bean yesterday for some coffee and a donut. This cozy, tucked-away café in…read morecentral Oxford is such a gem--great vibes, friendly staff, and the smell of freshly brewed coffee as soon as you walk in. I ordered a latte and one of their donuts (which looked too good to resist). Their donuts have inventive flavors that they rotate every other week. There is some seating if you want to chill, but it's also a great grab-and-go spot if you're wandering around the city. If you're in Oxford and in need of a caffeine fix or just a little treat, this place is worth the stop. Will definitely be back!

I stop here every week on Thursday to have a doughnut and a latte…read more They never disappoint! The staff is always hella friendly. There is indoor and outdoor sitting. The music is chill and the overall vibe of the place is excellent. One of my favorite coffee shops in town!

Friendly people, semi-convenient... but if one runs a coffee stand you would expect, I don't know,…read moredrinkable coffee perhaps? Ordered a small Americano, but it came in a giant 16-20oz cup, but only had one shot of espresso. Tasted like coffee water. Went right into the rubbish bin I'm afraid. Complete waste of money. And it was £2.10 :(

Too cute coffees to be had at AMT Coffee. Right in the middle of the Oxford Train Station…read more Ordered a Macchiato thinking it would be like Starbucks.....but no! It was a *true* macchiato - shot of espresso w/ nonfat milky foam & 1 sugar please Coffee was smooth but strong & perked this tired traveller right up AMT was the right amt for me!

If you needed a proper coffee fix. Look no further. Campden coffee is the place to be…read more Beautifully made, the coffee was just right and the extraction was done to perfection. As an Aussie traveller I'd say this is a nice joint. Was the flat white perfect Aussie standrard? Probably just missing the mark, but it's certainly good enough, and especially when were in Cotswold. Relaxing atmosphere for a tea and a quick rest as well! Lovely staff!

Had a delightful tea and shortbread, while the Lovely Bride indulged in a scone with creme and jam…read morewith her afternoon latte. Across the hallway from the gallery shop in the Old Silk Mill, where C. R. Ashlee's Guild of Handicraft centered a century ago. There is still a silversmith at work here, as well as woodworkers, potters, and leather workers. The coffee shop itself is a nicely appointed room with stone floors and walls, wooden tables and chairs in a cheerily mismatched style. Porcelains are random as well. Loads of sandwich options, as well as cold drinks.

I'm giving them five stars. Beyond best service. Gave us is a heads up on our hike today as far as…read moretraffic. Coffee and chai were excellent and they had a gluten free bar that was very tasty.

Cute place to stop for coffee, tea, and snacks. Friday midday wasn't too crowded! Plenty of seating…read moreoptions upstairs. Staff is friendly and they bring you your food and drinks to your table. My earl gray tea was really nice on this chilly day- you get the whole teapot! The carrot cake was really nice as well- great texture, not too sweet. 2 drinks and 2 pastry/sweets for ~£9 isn't too shabby!

Well, there is always going to be a debate as to who has the oldest thing, and that is definitely…read morethe case when it comes to coffee house. In fact, this coffee house, and the one across the road, are not only claiming to be the oldest in Oxford, or even in England, but pretty much the world. Well, I grabbed a coffee from here, and yeah, it wasn't. It was just on a stinking hot day, these buildings really aren't all that fun.

This cafe is so cozy and has a very friendly atmosphere!…read more My friend took me here to seek shelter from the rain and grab a warm bite to eat. We had just passed vaults and garden but kept walking since their prices were sky high! Luckily, he brought me here and I have to say I plan on frequenting this cafe quite often! It's on high street near Magdalen, so very close to the library! I ordered a mozzarella, tomato, and basil panini which cost an affordable £5.95 compared to some other cafes charging £12+ (yikes!) it came out super warm, oozing melted cheese, with a side of salad and crisps. It was the perfect quick bite while it lightly rained outside. Love the cafe, highly recommend.

Surprisingly good Flat Whites with Latte art. Hot chocolate was very good. Nice staff very…read morefriendly. Definitely recommended.

Easily the best coffee shop in Stratford-upon-Avon!…read more They use Monmouth espresso - some of the finest beans from jolly London - and serve up truly phenomenal lattes and mochas. I'd argue the baristas here are even more skilled than those at the Monmouth at the Borough Market in London. I've been several times and can't seem to get enough. It'll take a few minutes for your drink, but it's absolutely worth the wait. As if that weren't enough, they actually make some pretty delicious sandwiches as well. I had a free-range chicken with lemon mayo that was something special, and my better half had an equally tasty egg and watercress. It seems that Box Brownie can do no wrong!

Stumbled into this tea shop after touring Shakespeare's birthplace. Had a delicious tuna and…read morecucumber sandwich and coffee. Nice service. Quiet and quaint. If I wasn't just another tourist passing through, I would be back.

Wide selection of cakes on offer including banana cake, lemon drizzle cake and chocolate cupcakes…read more Prices are very reasonable too, with smaller cakes costing £1.10 for takeaway and £1.75 to eat in. I opted for an unbaked chocolate cake which consisted of a mixture of crushed digestive biscuits and fruit covered with a top layer of chocolate. It was absolutely delicious. The high tea looked really good. Unfortunately, there was no space inside the cafe, so we had to settle for takeaway and look for another place to grab some tea.