I think the food at Mi&Tea is missing the mark. Upon entering, it smells so good like nice, robust…read morebroth, but their broth felt like it was missing depth. At the same time, the meat felt drained and didn't have much flavor either. I think their portioning saves them because they are very generous with the meat. I'd love a large option with more noodles, though pho here is already quite expensive. I also got a signature milk tea with honey boba. It was a mid boba drink: some boba was stuck together and it was quite chewy while the tea got a bit rough near the end. The price is normal. The service at Mi&Tea is pretty good and there's nothing wrong. They are very polite and accommodating, definitely trying their best. The restaurant is ran by Vietnamese locals in the kitchen and the servers are usually young students.

We drove 1.5 hours just to come here because it used to be the best boba tea we've ever had... and…read morewe drink a LOT whenever we travel. It was awful. First, they don't make the kimchi fries we used to love. They were out of honey boba so we left and came back later.... Then they were out of black tea and didn't tell us... just made our orders with green tea which I hate with milky teas. I used to love the French rose but it was awful. Charged me for a replacement until I argued about it. Ordered three Thai teas... another favorite. Tasted like water. The former owner used real Thai tea. The straws were even messed up and wouldn't poke through the lids. I won't be back.

Decent enough Panera Bread close to the hotel that I was staying at. The service was friendly and…read moreit had the comfortable ambiance we expect from a Panera Bread. If you are in the area, I would definitely recommend this particular Panera Bread

Today is the 4th time in the past month I have had to abandon the drive through due to inordinate…read moredelays. Tired of their excuses. How can you expect to charge premium pices for substandard service?

I ordered take out and it was super fast. I of course checked Yelp and it had good reviews. The…read morefood was good and we had nothing missing. I used Uber Eats so that service was good. Maybe I'll stop by when we are back in town to check the ambiance.

New to the area and was looking for non- buffet asian and have to say we were very pleased!…read moreService & food were excellent. Definitely come back to try more things since their menu is quite extensive.

Met my family there for lunch, and the food was fantastic! Drinks were delicious, and the…read moreatmosphere was great too! Our server Robert was fantastic. Can't wait to come back when we are back in town!

This is an ok restaurant. I think it's a bit overpriced but the food was decent. The steak was a…read morebit hard but it was cooked to ordered. Everything came out within a reasonable time and the staff was friendly. The ambiance is casual to "fancier" dress code. Overall it was a nice dinner.

Food was good. Had the Newk's Favorite Salad. Service was good and the restaurant was clean .read more

The sandwiches are freshly made and the service was great. Staff was friendly…read more The Mac and cheese was very good so was the potato salad.

Absolutely delicious dinner at Obys! They have a wide variety of options to satisfy most. I ordered…read morethe cup of crawfish étouffée, a cup of rice and beans, hush puppies and the bread pudding. The crawfish étouffée was perfectly seasoned with loads of crawfish! The rice and beans was equally delicious. Service is quick and warm. There is plenty of seating. The hush puppies were also yummy. The bread pudding is decadent and after the main meal is a perfect dessert to share amongst your party.

Second time stopping in, and it is very, very good. The first go around I had the chicken tenders,…read morebut this time, I had the Reuben, with waffle fries. Both were excellent. You walk in, order at the counter, pay, and get a number to put on the table of your choice. From there, the food is brought out to your table. Someone will check on you and even offer refills, much like a normal server. There's low tops, high tops, booths, and an indoor patio where the large windows can be opened to the outside air. The food is good, it's a friendly atmosphere, and a meal like I mentioned will run you $15-18.

Rice and Spice is one of the best restaurants in Oxford. The owners/chefs make everything from…read morescratch rather than buying frozen sauce/spring rolls, etc., and it really shows with the quality of the food. It is DELICIOUS. My favorite thing on the menu is the crispy vegetable spring rolls. They are served with a yummy, tangy sweet/sour sauce that the owner gave me the recipe for when I complimented him! The restaurant is small, but that adds to the charm, I think. It has a very homey feel, and although the staff aren't always amazing, they do a decent job.

Service and edamame were good, on the other hand the green curry was straight heat with no other…read moreflavor at all heat level one of five. I knew the curry wasn't it when it wasn't in a bowl. The half bowls half plates shouldn't be an option for curry. One and done here.

I was welcomed in nicely. Sat at the bar and the bartender was on it. She offered menus and…read morechoices. Skinny margaritas are very good. Not real hungry so I ordered 6 dry rub jerk wings. OMG they brought out 9 and they were tasty!! Blue cheese topped it off. Very nice.

I stopped into Back 9 while passing through Oxford on my way to an event in Jackson with some…read morefriends in entertainment. It was later in the evening, and I wasn't sure how many places would still be open that late elsewhere in the state, so stopping in such an iconic college town felt like the right move. Unfortunately for me--but probably great for business--it happened to be a home game for Ole Miss Rebels baseball, so the entire area was packed. I tried a few places before finally managing to grab a single seat at the very end of the bar at Back 9. The atmosphere was immediately fun and energetic. Between the sports simulators and TVs broadcasting games throughout the space, it felt exactly like the kind of lively college-town sports bar you'd hope to stumble into on a busy game night. The staff was clearly stretched thin because of the crowd, so I don't hold the slower pacing against them. If anything, it reminded me how differently high-volume bars function from city to city. There are probably a few things college-town bars in general could learn from the efficiency of Nashville's Broadway spots, but that's more of an observation than a criticism of this restaurant specifically. The menu is exactly what you'd expect in the best way possible--handhelds, flatbreads, comfort food, and crowd-pleasing bar favorites. I ended up ordering the Chipping Cajun pasta, and honestly, it completely surprised me. The balance between the spice and cream sauce was excellent. The bell peppers, onion, and garlic added depth to the flavor while also giving the dish a nice variety of texture. The seafood was evenly cooked and genuinely delicious throughout. It actually reminded me of one of my favorite dishes back in Nashville at Darfons Restaurant & Lounge, which I definitely wasn't expecting from a busy college-town sports bar. Overall, Back 9 ended up being one of the highlights of my drive through Oxford. If you're passing through town, especially on a game weekend, it's absolutely worth stopping in and trying for yourself.