New Dancing Dragon Bar & Restaurant - (Near Oxfordshire, london)

richard Michael Very nice. Breakfast baps are delicious and filling. The sausage is quality as is the bacon. Fresh black coffee and fresh orange juice. I also bought a coronation chicken baguette for lunch. About £15.00 in all. Sitting inside is good. Music. Lively atmosphere. I like it. Staff very polite.

Ben Edwards I would usually add photos to a food review but I ate everything like a person who hasn’t eaten in weeks. The food is that good. Vindaloo and garlic chicken was epic and the Nan bread was fluffier than a cloud. Also finished with a cup of tea which you wouldn’t think was worth mentioning but it also was awesome. Staff were warm and helpful. Cannot recommend enough!!!

Moniek Lukkes I walked over from Blenheim Palace for a Sunday roast at the Woodstock Arms. I dont think I have had a bigger, tastier Sunday roast than the one I got served here. The beef was delicious, with all the classic staples: yorkshire pudding, gravy, potatoes and veg. Delicious! The staff were incredibly friendly and didnt mind at all that I took up the table for a while because I was painting and drawing.

Neel Dwala Beautiful historic pub, warmly welcomed, super comfy, loved the fireplace. Everything felt just right, from the service to the food to the lodgings to the bedding! We were lucky enough to spend the night for my mother’s birthday - we had a superb dinner, homemade crisps were exquisite as was the treacle bread and cultured butter. The rooms were equally wonderful, very comfortable, even some lovely welcome cookies. Breakfast in the morning was delicious - the granola and blackberry was out of this world, and the poached cacklebean eggs are simply the best. Finished off with a lovely flat white coffee lovingly made, 10/10 ! I must say an extra thanks to Rachel - her warmth and attentiveness made our experience truly special. She went above and beyond to make us feel welcome and cared for - a huge thank you to her and the entire team for such a memorable stay - we can’t wait to return!

N M Had a really lovely dinner. The restaurant has a dark, cosy feel with beautiful paintings along the walls, lovely for a relaxed winter evening. I had the rabbit & tarragon pie with rosemary carrots and broccoli. The pie was memorable because instead of the usual pastry lid on a dish, it came as a round pastry ball filled with the pie inside. It felt special and tasted absolutely delicious. Trifle was also good. It wasn’t very busy when I visited (early dinner), but it was a calm, comfortable atmosphere. Service was good and attentive without being overbearing.

sushant tiwari Review for Lavender Restaurant It’s the main restaurant at the Weston Manor and is based in the ground floor overlooking the beautiful manicured lawns and gardens of the Manor House. It’s got a terrace outside as well which was closed when we visited but looks like a nice place for a drink before the dinner ( in summers ). The food was delicious and we tried the scallops / Ham as starters and steak / pasta for mains. All the dishes were well made and of good quality and standard. The steak with peppercorns sauce was tender and juicy. The pesto pasta was very tasty too. The pricing is on par for any good restaurant or a gastro pub in Cotswolds. Meal for 2 can be easily 200 depending on how many drinks you have. The tiramisu was an interesting version of the original Italian version, it was ok but that was the only thing which in my opinion can be made better or maybe go for the classic style. The service was good too. It’s a small cosy restaurant. Verdict 5/5 Meal for 2 is easily 180-200 with a couple of glasses of wine Please follow me on @s50ush for more foodie content and tips