Syrian Cuisine - (Near Oxfordshire, london)

Mioma Priora Tucked away in the charmingly narrow Friars Entry, The White Rabbit is a standout pub for its dedicated craft beer selection and playful Alice in Wonderland theme. It’s a cosy, eclectic space filled with curious decor, mismatched furniture, and a genuinely welcoming vibe that appeals to both locals and in-the-know visitors. From my perspective, this is a top choice for a relaxed evening focused on quality drinks. The constantly rotating taps showcase excellent local and national craft ales, making it a destination for beer enthusiasts. The food menu complements this perfectly, focusing on hearty, shareable pub classics with a gourmet twist. While the burgers are solid, the standout is their sourdough pizza. The dough is fermented in-house, giving it a fantastic texture, and the topping combinations are creative yet balanced. The ‘Fun-Guy’ (wild mushrooms, truffle oil, and garlic) is a particular highlight. The loaded fries (try the ‘Dirty Fries’ with cheese, bacon, and jalapeños) also make for a perfect beer-sharing snack. Portions are generous, so consider sharing a pizza and a side. Go in the late afternoon or early evening to secure a table in the quirky, cave-like back room. The staff are knowledgeable and happy to guide your beer choice to pair with your food. Don’t come for a quiet, historic pub experience—come for vibrant atmosphere, excellent modern pub fare, and some of the best craft beer in central Oxford. It’s a wonderfully whimsical and satisfying escape.

Tally Pun Dishes are flavourful, spicy and yummy. We want to order more. We got there around 1pm, 3 mins wait, but when we leave, its a long line. Restaurant is small.

Priscilla ACS I walked up and down Banbury Rd looking for a decent brunch place without an extortionate price point and ended up deciding to go to Gloucester Green for the stalls. Turns out Id missed the stall opening times but walking away made me see this cafe - much to my luck. The decor is warm and homely. The staff were friendly from the start. The atmosphere was relaxing. The menu selection was vast and at respectable prices. The coffee was strong (which is a nice kick/ change to the generic coffee shops because did I order coffee with a splash of milk or milk with a splash of coffee). And the food!!! Made with love and full of flavour. I did the happy dance we women do when the food is amazing! Take my money, Spires!

San s Came here for a celebration with family as i’ve heard good things. First of all, it was busy which was a good sign. The lovely gentleman managed to make space for us at the bar. The service instantly was amazing. Our food was really good, the vibe, the aesthetic. Everything about this place was so good. Sahil elevated our experience to the next level, told us what to get, served us drinks and overall looked after us extremely well. There is not a single negative thing to say. Highly recommend & will be back.

Hugh Amazing food, Great staff and cosy atmosphere, The edamame spring rolls are insane. Katsu curry was also very delicious, Good pricing and large portions Small area inside for seating, But well worth waiting for if there’s a line

jane hau In Oxford for the theatre with friend. Stubbled across Thaikhun. First impression was WOW loving the decor and ambience definitely giving Vibes of Thailand !! Staff were friendly, polite and attentive. We were absolutely starving after 2hrs + drive we ordered chicken pad, street food noodles, Thai fish cake, veg Gyoza and both finishing off with the classic Mango with sticky rice pudding. All overall we both enjoyed our meals.