Italiamo Cafe - (Near Oxfordshire, South East)

5 /5 Remika: For the price this place has got great value for money! We got the spicy salami panini and beef panini along with the pistachio cannoli for a total of £12. The paninis were fresh and hot. They’ve also got lots of seating area inside the store you would not expect. A line out the door really adds to the ambiance but service is quick and constantly moving. Glad we got to try this spot and would recommend!

5 /5 Alice Hay: I loved the food, and the price-to-value ratio was incredible. The staff were lush, and it was such a treat while on a visit to Oxford. The parma ham Focaccia was so good, and that pistachio sweet treat was a joy to eat.

2 /5 GJM: I ordered a cannolo, it was like 2 inches long, and it must have been a week old. The ricotta was like cement, the pastry was like iron, the guy who sold it to me was thoroughly surly, and it cost like 4 quid! The coffee was fine, but that wont be enough to bring me back.

5 /5 Umid Mamirov: What an amazing meal and experience at ItaliAmo! From the moment we sat down, Madina and Stefano made us feel like old friends. The atmosphere is so warm and welcoming—you can really tell they pour their hearts into the place. The food is absolutely spot-on. The pizzas are next-level: perfectly crisp crust, generous toppings, and bursting with flavour. The antipasto board was a real highlight, loaded with fresh cheeses, meats, olives, and little extras that made it feel truly special. Everything tasted so authentic, just like you’d hope for in a real Italian spot. We had such a great time—lots of laughs, great conversation, and the kind of food that brings everyone together. If you want a genuine Italian experience with friendly faces and fantastic dishes, ItaliAmo is the place to go. Can’t wait to come back!

5 /5 Heikki Kegg: I picked up two focaccias from Italiamo Café for breakfast—one with mozzarella and the other with Parma ham. Both were excellent. The regular milk coffee was also good and reasonably priced compared to many other cafés in Oxford. The young waiter was friendly and cheerful. I went to check out their lovely “hidden garden,” where I would’ve loved to stay and enjoy my breakfast. However, I headed back to the hotel due to a tight schedule. The café is in a very central location in the historic city center. In my opinion, this is one of the best cafés in Oxford.