GBK is a burger chain in the UK. We stumbled upon a lot of them during our time there, but only…read moretried this one out. As the name implies, this is a burger joint! But you can also get some chicken products and fancy milkshakes. The insides seem to always be nicely decorated if you like modern style decor, which I do. They can accommodate large parties fairly easily. Personally, I remember my burger being kind of dry and not tasting super spectacular. That being said, I enjoyed their skinny fries and especially enjoyed the boozy milkshake I tried. They have a pretty large selection of beer and spirits, so if you're looking to have a drink with pals, this is a solid enough option.

As the name suggests, the focus here is on Burger creations, but salads and other dishes are also…read moreoffered. Orders are taken directly near the kitchen and not at the table. We had the classic cheese burger (medium well done), Chili Chicken Salad and Onion rings, among a few sides. The rings were crispy, without the onions being too soft, the salad extremely tasty (roasted cashews are a great touch) and the burger a palette feast that I highly recommend. The staff is very courteous and patient. Tips are not included in the bill, so don't forget to leave something in the cups near the cashiers.

Food was great! I loved the dead Elvis burger. Customer service was good and I didn't feel rushed…read morewhen I knew this place does time slots. I recommend putting down your name or taking a time slot in case they can't seat you right away. The decor is also comic theme which is different than a lot of burger places. It's definitely something that makes them unique.

Love love love this place! If your a comic book or superhero or pop culture nerd this is the spot!…read moreIt's a must! Staff: Lovely staff! So nice and friendly! Love :) Food: Dixie Chick: Huge burger! So tasty! It's going to be messy but it's that messy good kinda taste you know? Trailer Fries: Another messy dish, but the mess is because of the cheese and everything else and it is so good too you have to get one for the table Overall: I love the decor and you can definitely go around and even towards the bathrooms and take your IG pics lol

Cleaver. The name says it all. Get in here and get your burger, ribs, hearty salad, or chicken and…read moreadd a margarita for fun! This is a great spot for groups or just to hang out with a buddy or two. The location is right smack in the downtown area and the ambiance is cool and inviting! We had a full-on burger along with a 'skinny' burger for me. And, we enjoyed a tasty margarita with it - and fries of course. It's a relatively newer spot and seems to be taking off very nicely! Check out the light instalation (very cool) and abundance of seating (very comfy) when you enter as well as the tasty menu of meats (very clever Cleaver!) Great lunch spot!

Ate here last night with my husband - great service. We turned up at peak time on a Saturday…read morewithout a booking and, while they didn't have a seat for us straight away, we had time to kill so took a seat at the bar and had a drink while we waited - which was, maybe 15 minutes - before being taken to our table. The staff were polite, our order was taken promptly and the food arrived surprisingly fast but was hot, fresh (ribs and wings for me, burger for hubby) and filling - you get plenty for your money. The whole place was also clean, including the toilets. Will definitely be eating here again - look forward to trying out one of their milkshakes!

The Gardener's Arms" which was established in 2013. The meal we had was very good. The garlic…read moreflatbread [£2.90]- was nice- very garlicky. The Indian Thali platter- curry, tasty aloo sag (potato and a green), salad, mango chutney, basmati rice, pappadam [£10.95]. The medley mushroom pie- delicious puff pastry filled mixed mushrooms in a red wine and safe gravy served with Italian style roasted potatoes and mixed seasonal vegetables [£10.95]. Take a table each of which has one menu. When you decide what you want, go to the bar and order, pay and get your drinks. They will bring your food to you when ready. Credit cards are accepted.

Offering your standard pub fare, vegetarian style, it served one of the best veggie burgers that…read moreI've ever had and I've had many from Boca to Morning Star. The veggie burger appeared and tasted like real beef. It's offered as a single or double where you can choose from different condiments such as garlic mayo, mango chutney, burger relish, curried mayo, chili sauce, or your standard mustard. It comes with a generous serving of chips (fries). For a veggie burger, it is surprisingly filling. This place made such an impression on Ryan S. and I that we came back a second time. I couldn't do another veggie burger but ordered the Greek Salad. Prices are a little higher than other places but they serve pretty big portions. Beers are solid. Have a seat out in the backyard if the weather is warm.

Where do I start!! In my opinion this is the best burger place hands down. I can not fault this in…read moreanyway.. Customer service is always great no matter how busy they get, and if your a regular or even driving past you are well aware of the shop always having customers. The sauces are flawless especially the white shark. Prices are great value and the portions are equally great. Can not recommend this enough for people to go visit and try out!!

Delicious burgers…read more Very friendly service and very considerate. My usual is a lamb and mint burger, with cheese, white shark sauce and a little burger sauce with salad. Try the lamb chops also and chicken burger. Actually try everything it is all so very nice. Highly recommend

A hidden gem in Oxford's history…read more Truly, a hidden gem. I almost don't want to write this because I want it kept hidden for as long as possible! Service was great in a bustling dining room. This 19th-century tavern is nothing short of charming and cozy, serving some fantastic meals. You can't go wrong with their Steak & Ale Pie and Fish & Chips.

The Turf Tavern is Oxford's second oldest pub, as it was founded in 1381! It's a hidden spot down a…read moremeandering alleyway located against the mediaeval remains of Oxford's city walls. The interior is downright medieval with low ceilings (watch your head!), low lights, and plenty of seating. They also have an open and airy beer garden for better weather days. You can either order at the bar, or use their QR code at the tables to order online which was helpful. The pub food was great, the pints kept pouring, and we made some new friends in a very old pub. Come for the history and stay for a proper pub experience. It's definitely worth the trouble of seeking this one out.

Out of business two years ago! It is now the Gourmet Burger Kitchen. Still good for burgers--in…read morefact ours were 50% off. The servers were attentive but not bothersome, and very kind. A soaking wet DoorDash driver came in and they gave him paper towels to dry off and wiped his helmet visor for him. We had bleu cheese burgers. Delicious. Well cooked and savory. The atmosphere is your basic fast food burger place, but as I said, the staff is pleasant. Strongly recommend!

We live in Aberdeen where Byron has gone, so when we were in Oxford we decided to grab our chance…read more Nice service, although a bit of a fast food setting with quick and loud music. No more starters, but excellent burgers. The B-Rex remains an outstanding burger. A 45 minutes we'll spent.

For a "Five Guys" it was just okay. But their burgers are not nearly as good as back in the…read moreStates. I just wanted a good burger and back home, Five Guys is always a good option. They were very nice when I ordered and the menu is the same as what I was used to. When I got to my room to eat, the burger looked exactly as I expected... until I began to look at it. The lettuce was just a single piece of sort of wilted iceberg lettuce. I'm not sure why they couldn't have included more and used fresher lettuce that was crispy and crunchy. I ordered my burger with jalapeno and I assumed since it was on the menu, they would put them on. I found one slice of jalapeno. And yet I had ordered it with no mushrooms and it was full of mushrooms. I realize mushrooms might be more common place over here, but I specifically asked for jalapenos. The beef also was a little less than desirable. I never thought there would be such a difference in beef, but it lacked the flavor I'm used to back in the states. And coming from Texas, the beef is fresh and certainly has a different taste to it. The burger was hot, fresh and looks amazing. But the taste was bland, the lettuce wilted and sparse and they seem to hold back on toppings (jalapeno). I also ordered fries which Five Guys is also very know for. They were cooked well, but taking ketchup was a bit of an ordeal. They have the traditional small paper cups for eating in. They also seem to have small plastic containers with lids but you have to ask for them and when you do, all I received was one and this was for a medium order of fries. I do not know whey they don't have them available to just use at will but if I have to ask, why not give me a few or even ask me how many I want? I was only able to get one slice of jalapeno and one plastic cup for ketchup. I'm not sure why this place is so restrictive. Back in the states, the burger would have been loaded with jalapenos and I would not have to ask for the plastic cups. If you are coming to Five Guys and you have never experienced it... I would just say this place is average and does not truly represent the type of meal or service you would receive at a Five Guys in the states. It was disappointing as I was really craving a bit of food from home and instead, received something less.

Staff at this store refused to allow a 3 year old boy and his 5 year old brother use the toilet…read morebefore I had bought something. Having explained 4 times to the staff that we were going to have lunch there, but having walked for 15 min from the Natural History Museum to the store, saying to the till staff we were coming back and just running to the loo; the manger came over and blocked us from proceeding! He explained I had to buy something before the boys could use the toilet. I said things were desperate and we needed to go now. My 3 year old was sobbing saying he needed the toilet. The manger refused to allow that. So we left and ran next door to the Wimpey who were very happy to accommodate. Even with very low expectations of the fast food industry what kind of person does that! What kind of firm employs those people. So having had a family tradition of every school holiday going to the museums in Oxford and getting a burger before getting the bus back to Woodstock, I will never ever ever set foot in a Five Guys again. Black listed! Well done mr manager! Employee of the month! I implore everyone who reads this to avoid this store at all costs and show them children are at least as important as profits!

Looking for somewhere to eat as a group of 6 in Oxford brought up a number of issues for us; there…read morewere 6 of us, we all have different tastes, and none of us are that familiar with the area. A triple whammy, really. We found a number of options but, really needing to book somewhere due to having to get the last bus / train back to Haddenham, we decided on Branca. After a quick drink at the Jericho Tavern down the road, we walked into Branca and were seated immediately; very efficient. Menus were distributed, wine and water ordered, and then our order taken. Service was friendly, if a bit stilted when it came to drink delivery. A great feature here is that the starters can be ordered in tapa or 'full starter' and the mains can also be ordered in different sizes. I had the red pepper, mozzarella and pesto as a tapa - it was an excellent size to start, though lacked in any notable flavours. Despite eating my body weight in it on holiday I couldn't resist a pizza - pepperoni, fotina cheese, chilli and spinach. It was spicy but well balanced, and very well turned out for a restaurant pizza. Pasta and risotto around the table looked equally tasty. It's a lovely location and we enjoyed the laid back atmosphere throughout the evening. We didn't feel rushed and could really indulge in our meals. Branca was a good first step in exploring Oxford but I'm looking forward to returning and trying somewhere new.

Tried this place out for brunch, and was pleasantly surprised!…read more The service was a bit slow to get started, but once the staff woke up (we did show up at the crack of 10 when they opened), things were great. The food was fine; not remarkable, not absolutely no complaints. The atmosphere was pleasantly upscale casual - this isn't a diner or cafe. What I loved was the attention to making kids welcome: we got high chairs, colouring books, crayons, and a kids' menu full of things I'd eat (rather than just the typical kiddie-food crap). I'm always eager to find a restaurant that manages to be family-friendly without being kiddie-centric. I'll be back.

The most tasty burgers in oxford! Fab staff, great service…read moreand The best milkshakes ever. I usually have the kids burger as it's cooked well done and is smaller than the normal size, but ask for salad. This is never a problem and I am never disappointed with my burger. I also can never decide on regular fries or sweet potato so they usually give me a mix.. yummy :)

There are moments where we tried something new that pushed the boundaries. After that it was hard…read moreto go back to what had before. When in England first got proper ice cream and not the processed stuff, when restaurants in England served food that rivalled other European countries and so on. My experience of a Tommi's burger was exactly that. I now see them as the next level and it is almost hard to have any other burger as they just are not on that level. I am sure it is the quality of the meat, also that they cook it to the perfect degree, but beyond that I do not know, but wish I did. The decor is also really cool, the Icelandic authentic theme really works and is special. This is a serious recommendation for them.