Excellent tearoom, overlooked. They have a big range of lovely cakes. Good selection of teas…read more(although would like to see camomile) and soft drinks as well as wines. Afternoon tea very good value & sparkling white wine also an option. Breakfast and lunch set menu options that also offer good value that I am yet to try but is certainly on my list! Staff very friendly and go out of their way to be helpful and make you feel welcomed.

Visiting Oxford on our way back to New York, my cousin made sure we had tea and scones at Boswells…read more Lovely room. Excellent scones. Historic establishment.

Drinking coffee here exceeds your expectations... Amazing view and coffee made for my special wish…read moreby smiling staff. Ask Martin and Archie for chai coffee

Vaults & Gardens unfortunately had to move locations from there historic building and view of the…read moreRadcliffe Camera. They are now a short walk away nestled in a side street at 2 King Edward st. They still offer fantastic coffee, tea, and a cafe menu. I'm very partial to their breakfast menu usually ordering either the Full Oxford or the Eggs & Salmon. Service is quick and friendly and there's both indoor and outdoor seating available. Looking for a quiet seat, some warm coffee, and a fresh tasty bite? Look no further.

Perfect spot for tea and a scone. It is exactly what I had been dreaming of and wanted upon our…read morearrival to Oxford. Nestled in the Oxford University campus and alongside St. Mary's with a view of the Radcliffe Camera you can't beat the location. The menu has many lovely choices which only made me want to return if we had more time. The service was fast and friendly. Don't miss the opportunity to enjoy a great experience here.

Very cute cafe in Oxford. A bit of a steep walk upstairs to the seating floors, but you can order…read morefrom your table. The vibes are super cute. I got a breakfast panini. It was SUPER good! Sausage, fried egg, bacon, and cheese....what could be better? Devoured it before I could take a picture. Price wasn't bad, but I also live in California so I'm used to paninis priced at around $7-$8.

You know, I really shouldn't attempt to compare cafes in Australia with Cafes in England because,…read morewell, they certainly don't happen to be all that much the same. However, this one actually wasn't all that bad, so I guess the concept is starting to appear, despite this being a Uni town. Anyway, yeah, it was a decent place for breakfast, so yeah, I definitely liked it.

When i worked on Bonn Square i would stop here every weekday for a flat white and occasionally a…read morecroissant. Lovely Baristas who make delicious and beautiful works of art in a cup. On a warm day it's lovely to sit outside and enjoy your coffee.

I was looking for a place to work while I meet my friend. I found this cute cafe that offers a…read moregood selection of pastries. You can choose to sit at their outside tables, street level floor or at their basement. The place can get pretty crowded and loud but their Wi-Fi is excellent. I saw several students using this place as a study hangout. The cafe is great and so is their croissant. The baristas were very friendly.

I'd been meaning to give it a try for some time and at last I went, with my wife, for lunch…read moreyesterday. The menu is enticing and my wife chose chowder, while I chose chicken salad. We were both delighted to find food that continually gave us fresh tastes as we ate. We were sitting out in the sunshine and couldn't stop telling each other how much we were enjoying our food. I confess I eat vegetables and greens because I'm told they're good for me. I don't really enjoy them. This time I did! The chicken was good but, if vegetables always tasted this good, you'd never get me off them.I was drinking the home made ginger beer too, which tasted great and was also a lovely colour.We came away, having spent less than a tenner, and feeling more than satisfied. You could spend a lot more and get much less at more ostentatious places. And as we were settling up, I decided to get a chocolate brownie also home made to take away. When we sampled it later, we both agreed it was probably the best, most scrumptious brownie we had ever tasted.We'll definitely be lunching there again. opening hours, 10am 5pm Tuesdays Fridays. 10am 2pm Saturdays.

So, this was pretty busy, but I guess one would expect this for a cafe first thing in the morning…read more Well, okay, I'm not all that sure if this was first thing in the morning - more like 10:00 or something. It was still quite crowded, but I did manage to squeeze in here for a tea, which was cool. Oh, and yeah, they had a pretty weird looking tea pot.

A cozy corner for coffee or brunch! The menu is quite…read moreextensive (especially considering the size of the place). We got coffees and toasties. I was not impressed by the coffee (I got a latte), but the food was fresh and delicious! The portions were generous too. I am keen to return to try their brunch menu (everything looked amazing!). There are three sitting area sections, including an outdoor patio. The staff was cordial, helpful, and quick with our order. The prices were reasonable for the serving sizes. I highly recommend them for a quick bite or brunch!

This recently opened neighborhood cafe makes me jealous that I don't live here. Good thing my…read moresister-in-law is buying a place down the street and we've agreed to swap houses in 10 years... From the folks that brought you the Handle Bar downtown, this is sure to be your favorite neighborhood cafe. The space is cozy and charming and the food is delicious. The menu might not seem long, but it has everything you could want - sweet, savory, full, light. The ingredients are locally sourced. The coffee smells great. The baked goods look amazing. I thoroughly enjoyed my poached eggs with kale and hollandaise. The eggs were perfectly poached, the kale nice and soft, and hollandaise mustardy to add tang to the creaminess of the egg yolk. Jane had poached eggs with smoked salmon, and Oli had the Full House with extra mushrooms instead of tomatoes. There was also a side of beetroot hummus that was a tasty as its rich pink color was inviting. Nothing but happy tongues and tummies around the table. I look forward to visiting again when I'm in Oxford this summer!

Place: It's a quaint location for our lunch--a large house, blue windows, hip servers, nestled in a…read morecorner a little off the main streets. There's an upstairs as well. I loved the decorations. The whimsical, romantic details were perfect for a quiet date, as evident by the couple in the corner opposite from us. If I live in the area, I can see myself grabbing coffee there with friends. I love the quotes on the wall and the humor in them. I love the books in the corners, the windows that allow plenty of chances for people watching and the lighthearted atmosphere. The service was great and friendly. 5 stars. Food: Portions were generous and prices were decent. The presentation was nice. The food wasn't anything to write home about. I recognize that I'm a little biased and prefer more creative(?) food, so the favors were a bit too tame for me. I prefer a little more kick in my food. For what we paid, I think it was fair. If I were looking for a wow experience, this wouldn't be the place. I'd give the food 3 stars.

This is the first place my boyfriend and I stopped once we arrived. Excellent location - just off…read moreof Cornmarket Road - quiet, peaceful, and delicious delicious DELICIOUS coffee and sandwiches. Couldn't have picked a better early morning stop!