The Plough Inn - (Near Oxfordshire, london)

Oliver Lethbridge An incredible pub. Food is really excellent, the steak and ale pie & the fish and chips being standouts. Great, friendly service. The outside is perhaps a little unwelcoming (it was hard to tell it was open) but the inside was extremely charming and cosy. If I lived in the area, I’d be eating here regularly.

Gabbro1983 Very nice restaurant. Small, quiet. Got booked in and sat down quick (it was quite empty when I went). Food came out pretty rapid. Id recommend the topped chips upgrade. Very happy with the meal.

T Sarris We took a day trip to Charlbury and found this pub. Walking through the doors was magical. The rooms are cozy and there are several fireplaces to keep you warm. The atmosphere was incredible. Instantly we were welcomed by a delightful server (wish I’d gotten his name- I’d give him a shout out) he was darling and kind and attentive. Made us feel welcomed! The food was absolutely amazing and delicious! The rump was so tasty!! This place is definitely worth the trip! Highly recommend! And don’t forget to have the sticky toffee pudding. It was so good!!

VP We were so lucky to stumble upon The Cinnamon Stick. Located in the small village of Middle Barton where you’d expect nothing around, this restaurant is a total standout. It offers a true taste of Lebanese hospitality and home-style cooking. ​ The quality of food is incredible. Almost everything is made in-house (except for the gelato), and you can really taste the difference. The dishes are authentic, fresh, and truly delicious. It is rare to find such high-quality Mediterranean flavors in this area. ​ The staff is lovely and provides genuine Lebanese hospitality. You can tell the team cares about their guests and the food they serve. They made us feel very welcome from the moment we walked in. ​ If you are anywhere near Oxfordshire, this place is worth the detour. Huge thanks to the team for their service and for bringing such amazing flavors to a quiet corner of the country!

Ashley Thompson We went to the Tite Inn for Sunday dinner and had a really lovely time. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, and the pub is set in such a beautiful, peaceful area. The food was great, and my partner and I both really enjoyed our meals. A really nice place to relax and enjoy a cosy Sunday meal — would definitely recommend!

Daisy Stannard Everything tasted artificial. The chips were dry The shredded chicken was in a very soft and mush batter. The Chow Mein was bland with tiny cubes of meat that all tasted very similar and the chunks of garlic were very hard. It cost £39 and it felt like such a waste of money. Ready in ten minutes at dinner time on a Saturday should I told me what I needed to know.