Rincha Thai Café - (Near Oxfordshire, South East)

Allen Foster We found this lovely little Italian eatery, only a short walk to the New Theatre. We couldn’t fault the food,, service or the atmosphere. It must be good, as we could see returning customers being greeted and welcomed back by the staff. Well worth a visit and we will return when back in Oxford.

Hayley Pheiffer Absolutely beautiful pub. Friendly staff. So glad we booked here for Sunday lunch. Food choice and quality were brilliant and suited all of our party. One of the best Sunday lunches I have ever had. Unable to comment regarding rooms as we didnt stay here.

Chaz Nezha A lovely Arabic café in one a historical corner. The setting is nice with outdoor seating perfect for relaxing after hours of shopping, people watching, and enjoying the atmosphere. They also have two indoor areas, one cozy and family friendly, and another with a younger vibe. I was told they’re even working on getting their shisha licence soon. The food is amazing. I tried the shawarma sandwich, falafel, tabouli and one of their salads — all fresh and full of flavour. The highlight was their house-made garlic sauce with no eggs… truly to die for. Some people literally stop by just to buy it! I loved it so much I came back again later for another shawarma sandwich to take with me on my train back to London. A great spot for delicious Middle Eastern food, music, and a warm atmosphere. Highly recommended.

CJ Pan The charming decor and unpretentious atmosphere are just like some of the restaurants I visited in Japan. I have known this restaurant for several years and the quality of food and service has been consistent. I hope it stays open for many more!

Lynda Bowyer Decided to give The Pizza Cafe a try tonight for a change. Admittedly, it isnt cheap for a takeaway (our bill came to just short of £55 for four pizzas and two cans of Coke), BUT... it was absolutely fantastic! Flavoursome, fresh, and piping hot. This was hands down the best pizza Ive had from a takeaway for a long, long time.

Maki Sekiya A real hidden gem located at the end of labyrinth of corridors and staircases filled with antique items. ( there are two entrances, staircase outside leading from courtyard, or from inside the antique shop arcade). We ordered French toast, BLT toast and salmon-scrambled egg all cooked to perfection. I’d recommend ordering speciality teas with various fantastic flavours. The atmosphere and the calm inside the tearoom is exceptional, instantly transports to another world.