Great menu of coffee and food (had breakfast AVO toast). Always appreciate local coffee shops. It…read morewas packed the afternoon I was there, and Sunday morning it was quiet, as expected in a college town. Definitely recommend.

Thumbs up: Delicious avocado toast made in house with sprouts and seeds and nuts on it. Crunch and…read moresavory. Yummy macadamia milk hot chocolate and green iced tea. Thumbs down: Hot breakfast 'veggie' wrap made elsewhere had only two black beans in it and way too much cheese, so recommend you don't order the breakfast wraps, which are pre-made off site.

I tried the Soufle Cheese cake and it's a little dry, but the taste is really good and some parts…read moreand creamy and with a lemon taste. I want to try more pastry's from here they definitely look amazing!

Great local shop for desserts, plus a lot of really interesting things on the menu if you're…read morelooking to mix things up from regular fast food desserts. One thing I will note is that their macarons are very chewy and almost seem like they had been refrigerated. Will for sure go back again though.

I've been enjoying Ramblin' Roast's nitro cold brew coffee for sometime now, at the Miami Oxford…read moreFarmers Market. (The market is great btw.). The flavored cold brew is different, and very unique each week. Made from all whole, natural ingredients - No syrups! This week was Kyle's Latte which had blueberries, mint, and I don't recall what else! RR also sells unique teas, fresh lemonade, fresh pressed melon juice in season, and of course, hot drip coffee. I try to go each week for my nitro fix for the week! It's the best!!

Great place for a classy and peaceful time. Coffee and crepes are a great combo and it just keeps…read moregetting better with time!

House blend drip was excellent. Two savory crepes were consumed, both very good and fresh. Mine had…read moreham greens and cheese, daughter's had chicken and pesto. Very nice. Beautiful space magnificently restored. Historic building. Counter service was fast professional courteous. Lots of outdoor space, tons of indoor space nicely furnished. Meeting space, too.

Good if you have declining balance on your MULAA, not worth it if you're paying out of pocket…read more Located in the basement of King's Library, it is a good place to grab some coffee if you need a pick me up before class. Unfortunately, the coffee is a slightly worse version of Starbucks and from what I heard, they do not treat their employees well. There are a ton of vending machines nearby and a place to pick up snacks and purchase them at the actual café part. Since I do not really have declining balance anymore, I would not pay the upcharge just for the convenience of being able to buy something on campus. To me, I would rather just make my own coffee at home and bring some snacks to class if I know I have a long day.

This makes it not so brutal to study for your test tomorrow at 8am. The Starbucks treats and coffee…read moreare good, and you can have about any energy drink you've ever dreamed about. Cafe is a good study spot too but the basement isn't as quiet as the rest of the library. Cafe sandwiches hit the spot every once in awhile.

Absolutely the best place to come to study on, well near, campus. Located across from Withrow Hall…read moreand near the Phi Delt house, it is so close to campus that you are practically on it. They are affiliated with Crossroads which is a wonderful organization that I have volunteered with all semester. They have free wifi, soda, waters, coffee and printing (!!!). It is quiet in here, but not dead silent so you feel uncomfortable talking. The bottom floor is spacious and has a lot of seating with windows all across the walls that bring in a lot of natural light. The second floor has some study rooms if you need somewhere for a group meeting or to hang out with some friends. The people who work in Crossroads are some of the nicest people that I have ever met and this will definitely become your next favorite place to study and do work!

The girl working here was so nice to us :) We came in pretty late and my gf got a strawberry banana…read moresmoothie, and it... tasted like tums. Like it was honestly not drinkable, we both only could only take one sip. We sheepishly asked the employee if we could please have something else, and she was so gracious and apologized, acknowledging that the smoothies are made from a powder and that she knew it wasn't a good drink. She was so kind and understanding about it!! Instead we got a strawberry cheesecake smoothie (without the cheesecake lol) and that was much better! I had a green grape oolong tea with aloe and tbh it is one of the best boba drinks I've had. It's just like how I like to make tea at home. The tea here tastes like it's pretty decent quality, and the grape flavor of my tea was very balanced and not too sweet. For me it was absolutely perfect :) I highly recommend this place if you're a tea lover!!

My absoulte favorite boba place in Oxford! I actually have not found a boba place I like more. They…read morestaff is always friendly and helpful. Drinks are made fairly quickly. The menu has so many options. I have never been disappointed in my drink. They also have a cute seating area to get together with friends!

Since new ownership took over, it is SO clean inside. The new owners were very friendly! My husband…read moreloves banana pudding, so you can imagine how excited I was to see a banana pudding doughnut! My girls loved their doughnut holes and Boston creams, and I don't even like doughnuts but I enjoyed my cheesecake doughnut. I am a big fan of cookies and I tried one they had in their case which was delicious! They also have alanis and Mullen dairy milk which is a moms and child's dream com true.

If your only going to have one local doughnut shop in town they better bring it!! Thankfully Oxford…read moreDoughnut Shop does bring it with some of the best yeast doughnuts I've ever had. Important to note is they are very small and sell out most days. Go early for best selection. Also they are closed Mondays. I had their doughnuts at an event at Miami University and fell in love. I had a classic yeast and a fruity pebble that was my favorite. My daughter who is a student says they are the best she's ever had. We tried to catch them opening up going out of town, but unfortunately they were closed. Support local and checkout Oxford Doughnuts. Full 5 stars.

A unique small town Farmers market that's on the small side. However it's quality and draws not…read moreonly from Oxford, but surrounding towns. The market is open year around on Saturdays 8-12. I found it to be a bright spot of my visit to Oxford. Parking is off street by meter. Local vendors had everything to flowers, plants, bakery items and even custom made jewelry. The market is dog friendly on a leash and there were a lot of them enjoying the vibrant atmosphere. If I'm in Oxford on a Saturday morning find me at the Farmers Market in Uptown by the city square.

I ADORE the Oxford Farmers Market! As a Miami Student, it is my favorite thing to do on Saturday…read moreMornings. There's such a wide range of stalls at this market: Flowers, essential oils, coffee, pastries, pottery, fresh veggies, clothing, etc.

3.5 stars. I love a…read moregood bagel and Bagel & Deli Shop has been on my list for years since they popped up on my TikTok. I finally tried it last night and it was good and I'm glad I tried it. I can see the reason for the hype especially if I'm a drunk college student. The employee was friendly and offered an opinion when I asked for one which I appreciated. The shop definitely has a vibe and a charm that has collected over the last 50 years.

A nice pick me up for breakfast! The menu is huge, the service is quick and the staff is awesome…read more An Oxford staple that every visitor needs to try before they leave