Loxley's is an outstanding restaurant in the heart of Stratford on Avon…read more They specialize in European modern cuisine. Our party of six was easily accommodated in their upstairs dining rooms on a Thursday evening around 8:00pm. We made a reservation on open table earlier in the day. Our server was Meghan who was cheerfully warm, welcoming and quite knowledgeable about the menu. Meghan made excellent menu suggestions. Loxley's also has a gluten free and a dairy free version of their current menu so special orders are simple. We started out with a charcuterie sampler that was full of delectable treats. I enjoyed the mushroom risotto and added some tiger prawns. Others in our party enjoyed the pork belly, duck and cod dishes. All delicious and artfully prepared. Of course Loxley's has a wide assortment of beers, wines and cocktails to enjoy with your dinner. If you are looking for less touristy fine dining in Stratford on Avon you will find it here. Double highly recommend.

Hubby and I had lunch there today. Hubby ordered a hamburger and he said it was good. I had fish…read moreand chips and it was tasty; a bit too much batter for my liking. Service was excellent.

Food was a mix between over cooked and under cooked…read more Slightly cold too, was disappointed as it was before 5pm and it was very quiet (start of the week) Service was good, nothing amazing. Would try again just to make sure it was not a one of "waste" of £50

Erika was amazing. if you go to O'Neill's make sure to say hello to her, she's very smiley and kind…read moreand provide an above and beyond experience! thank you erika! and thank you O'Neill's!

This is a local pub, its one of the cornerstones here in Summertown, Oxford. Its bigger than it…read morelooks from the street. There is ample seating with good spacing between tables. The bar isnt a cram you style either. The staff is friendly and down to earth. There are 4 areas to sit and dine or drink, one is outside protected by a pergola. I ordered the fish n chips, my craving was satisfied. This place does good business. The vibe is laid back. It definitely has the English charm that you come to expect from a nice pub.

Not sure about the mediocre reviews below. The food was hot and delish, the servers were so nice,…read moreand the ambiance was fun. I'll be back!

Sunday roast with chicken, vegetables, potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, dressing and gravy was…read moreexcellent. We didn't have reservations and they were all booked inside, but were able to enjoy our food and drinks outside on the patio. Luckily we came early because within a hour the area was full of families and dogs. Definitely a treat for all.

WiFi requires an account. And when I tried to make one, it said my email was already used in…read moreanother account. So I had to make another one. Very annoying. Damages having a good experience here if spending so much time entering emails and making up passwords I'll never remember.

We had a terrific meal. Simple, well prepared hake and super filling superfood salad by prepared…read morePaul . Molly our server friendly and quite helpful .

Sadly the Swan has gone downhill... I've been here several before and it was always delicious…read more Now, it's mediocre and feels like a soulless chain. Here's what we experienced: - no one greeting guests - tables with uncleared plates of half eaten food and dirty glasses - disinterested staff - cheap paper menus with stains, curling edges - mediocre food with low quality ingredients - once we were served our food, we didn't interact with our waitress again until we finally had to flag her down to get our check - humid atmosphere with a fish smell Ugh.

We weren't sure what to expect when we rolled up to the Croft on a sunny spring afternoon…read more Initially I'd been meaning to wait to eat until we hit Stow-on-the-Wold, but hunger struck just outside of Bourton and Yelp pointed me in the Croft's direction. I didn't have high expectations for a small hotel restaurant on the main drag of a tourist town, but the Croft pleasantly surprised me by holding its own. The inside is clean and fairly modern, and as it is a sit-down restaurant there was table service. Our order was taken quickly and food arrived promptly. I had the fish & chips, a solid British pub standby, and was served a generous portion of breaded crispy fish alongside a bucket of thick, piping hot chips. My friend ordered the burger and raved about its freshly baked bun. Local ale and cider was on the menu and I tried a bottle of Cotswolds Gold, which was a nice, mellow beer. We had a very pleasant, unhurried lunch of tasty food and hyper-local drink, right in the heart of Bourton. The Croft may be in prime tourist territory, but it's not resting on its laurels.

We had a great breakfast here. It's cute and clean. Service was terrific. Our breakfast was…read moredelicious. Try to sit by the window. It's got a great view of the gorgeous brook flowing through town

Good food, great service, comfortable and relaxing dining environment, great for dinner date. The…read moresoufflé is a real treat!

After several days in the Cotswolds and all meals seeming to blend after a while, this place was an…read moreabsolute standout. The menu might read like others in the area, however each dish has its own twist on English classics. This was the best meal during my cotswolds trip and was very reasonably priced given the quality, presentation and service.

One of the most iconic pubs in Oxford!…read more The food is okay, the drinks are reasonably priced, but the location is elite. It has that classic Oxford pub atmosphere that makes it worth visiting, especially if you're showing someone around the city or looking for a casual drink in a historic setting. There are outdoor tables, seating inside, and a smaller section in the back. During peak hours, it can get quite packed, so it is not always the easiest place to grab a table, but that also adds to the energy of the place. Overall, I would not necessarily come here expecting the best pub food in Oxford, but for the atmosphere, location, and quintessential Oxford experience, it is absolutely worth a stop.

It's no surprise this pub is popular considering its location, but the quality of the food, drinks,…read moreand the people-watching make it great in its own right, not just because it's smack dab in the middle of Oxford. We found ourselves coming here again and again, as it was always nearby after a tour, or perfect for killing time before the next event. (in town for a family member's graduation) There's a few outdoor tables, and many little rooms inside with all types of seating options. We were a larger group with children in tow, and kept lucking out with the long table in the first room on the left. It does get rather busy at peak hours, but if you're patient or come at off peak hours, you'll snag a seat just fine. The fish & chips were a standout from all other fish & chips I had that trip. This is an American tourist review, so take that with a grain of salt, but we liked the food and the service was always friendly and quick.