Jericho and Oxford Local Favourites
Food Scene
The Anchor
2 Hayfield RdGreat food and selection of drinks, 1920s decor, and open fire.
Peppers
84 Walton StBest burgers in Oxford and skinny fries/chips.
Mamma Mia Pizzeria Jericho
102 Walton StSuper Pizza restaurant.
Art Jericho
112 Walton StSuper coffee and flapjacks!
Zheng
82 Walton StHighly recommended Chinese Restaurant...opened mid'2014.
The Standard
117 Walton StSaid by some to be the best curry house on Walton Street.
Maison Blanc
142 High StOverpriced for what it is, but you can't go wrong with the food.
Superb for coffee and greek style wraps and culinary delights - open late.
9 locals recommend
Manos Fresh Food Bar
105 Walton StSuperb for coffee and greek style wraps and culinary delights - open late.
Al-Andalus
10 Little Clarendon StGreat atmosphere, food and service. Book early.
Drinks & Nightlife
Traditional pub hidden down a beautiful road. Vegetarian only menu (meat eaters don't let that put you off as it has the best cheesy garlic bread!), Sunday Pub quiz, odd but comfy furniture and books!
16 locals recommend
The Gardener's Arms
39 Plantation RdTraditional pub hidden down a beautiful road. Vegetarian only menu (meat eaters don't let that put you off as it has the best cheesy garlic bread!), Sunday Pub quiz, odd but comfy furniture and books!
Best pub for a cool evening out, amazing selections of rare rums, bourbon, and whisky, let alone fine local ales and continental lagers.
19 locals recommend
The Victoria
90 Walton StBest pub for a cool evening out, amazing selections of rare rums, bourbon, and whisky, let alone fine local ales and continental lagers.
The Perch
Binsey LaneEasy access across Port Meadow from Kingston Road by bicycle or foot.
Further along the Thames toe path from the Perch but worth the journey (access across Port Meadow from Kingston Road by bicycle or simply drive via Wolvercotte). Known as one of the best pubs in Ox.
73 locals recommend
The Trout Inn
195 Godstow RdFurther along the Thames toe path from the Perch but worth the journey (access across Port Meadow from Kingston Road by bicycle or simply drive via Wolvercotte). Known as one of the best pubs in Ox.
The Rickety Press
67 Cranham StGastro pub with superb food and drinks, book early though!
Known for amazing crepes, great ales, LIVE MIC on a Sunday - and the assortment of paraphernalia on the walls and ceilings!
25 locals recommend
The Old Bookbinders Ale House
17-18 Victor StKnown for amazing crepes, great ales, LIVE MIC on a Sunday - and the assortment of paraphernalia on the walls and ceilings!
The Harcourt Arms
Cranham TerraceCosy pub with open fires and great selection of drinks and ales.
Raoul's
32 Walton StBest cocktail bar in Oxford, mixologists at their best!
The Royal Oak
Paley StreetOne of the oldest pubs in Oxford, watch out for the low ceilings!
Stunning old pub known for Tolkin and Lewis frequenting its ales discussing their latest works.
47 locals recommend
The Head of the River
Saint Aldate'sStunning old pub known for Tolkin and Lewis frequenting its ales discussing their latest works.
Sightseeing
Port Meadow
Walton Well RdCountryside, Thames, and paths to Oxford.
Blenheim Palace
Churchill's birthplace
Arts & Culture
Super Cinema with art house and main stream films. Great hidden bar upstairs too.
71 locals recommend
Phoenix Picturehouse
57 Walton StSuper Cinema with art house and main stream films. Great hidden bar upstairs too.
Ashmolean Museum
Beaumont StreetMuseum Of Natural History
Parks RoadTheatre, Gallery, Dance classes and gift shop - all proceeds go to supporting emerging artists and ending homelessness.
FANTASTIC breakfast that starts at 8.30am - a MUST if in town.
10 locals recommend
Arts at the Old Fire Station
40 George StTheatre, Gallery, Dance classes and gift shop - all proceeds go to supporting emerging artists and ending homelessness.
FANTASTIC breakfast that starts at 8.30am - a MUST if in town.
Everything Else
George and Davis
55 Little Clarendon StBest ice cream chain in Oxford
If you want a busy vibe with happy hour cocktails this is a good starting point. Not a favourite but worth mentioning.
25 locals recommend
The Duke of Cambridge
5-6 Little Clarendon StIf you want a busy vibe with happy hour cocktails this is a good starting point. Not a favourite but worth mentioning.
"one of the most interesting little streets in Oxford." It has pubs, shops and houses along the street. Over the years, local shops have given way to restaurants.
The Rose & Crown public house,
N Parade Ave
"one of the most interesting little streets in Oxford." It has pubs, shops and houses along the street. Over the years, local shops have given way to restaurants.
The Rose & Crown public house,
Summertown
Local shops, restaurants etc.
Johnsons The Cleaners
61 Woodstock RdLocal Dry Cleaners, short walk away.
Summertown Launderette
Closest Launderette
Essentials
Local owned shop, amongst selling the basic groceries, fresh bread and pastries. Its not changed much since the 1920s.
The Hayfield Deli(Persian/middle eastern food)
4-6 Hayfield RdLocal owned shop, amongst selling the basic groceries, fresh bread and pastries. Its not changed much since the 1920s.
Midcounties Co-operative Food
42 Walton StSmall'ish grocery store.
Parks & Nature
University Parks
South Parks RoadWytham Great Wood
Ancient woodland