The Restaurant@Oxford - (Near , london)

Kevin Burrows We were looking for a different eating experience after a busy day at Bletchley. We didnt want a traditional restaurant so used google maps. Saw Combo Restaurant and liked the look of the reviews and menu. What a treat, food prepared and cooked to order, fresh ingredients and new sensations and tastes. Had the hot butter mushroom and mutton rolls for starters, the mutton was super but outshone by the mushroom wow! Mains were seafood and cheese chicken kottu, full of flavour and spiced perfectly, big portions which beat us. This new food business is fantastic and needs your support as the quality of food and products together with the owners passion shine through. Aylesbury you have a cracking business which is a hidden gem. Dont let its address put you off it is like a little oasis.

H Lowe Had some issues with my order being forgotten; but the staff were brilliant in sorting it and got me a complimentary drink whilst I was waiting. Very tasty pizza and it was huge!

Michael Nguyen Had a phenomenal experience at this place. We had the balti lamb and the lamb with chickpeas which were both cooked exceptionally well. Additionally our waiter was highly attentive and provided top notch service. Dine here with confidence, youll be having delicious food for sure.

Kibrom T When seeking an Ethiopian restaurant in the Finsbury area of London, I highly recommend considering Kera. The staff members are courteous and attentive, and the quality of the food is exceptional. I am confident that Kera would provide a pleasant dining experience.

Lizzie Wildgoose We stayed here in Ryde for a 5-day break over Christmas. The food was lovely and the staff were fabulous especially Siobhan! In fact they were a fantastic team and very hardworking! This definitely added to the holiday! We had a very sociable time chatting to some lovely guests. Our large room was on the third floor facing the seafront and overlooking the hoverport which was interesting. Next door, Harrys Bar also belongs to the hotel and provides a small, sociable and cosy venue for a drink and a game of scrabble or dominoes if you fancied it. We had visited the hotel in September for a short break and hope to return soon.

boicu samson I had a great experience at Ziani — a charming neighbourhood Italian spot that feels warm the moment you step inside. The atmosphere is relaxed and intimate, with a real sense of history and personality in the décor. It’s tucked away on a quiet street, which adds to the cosy, local feel. The food was excellent. I went for seafood pasta, and it came out perfectly balanced — fresh seafood, rich sauce, and cooked exactly right. The starter was equally impressive, simple but done with care and quality ingredients. Portion sizes were spot on, and the presentation matched the flavour. Service was another highlight. Staff were attentive without ever feeling intrusive, and everything moved smoothly from start to finish. It’s the kind of place where you feel looked after. Overall, Ziani delivers that classic Italian comfort with genuine hospitality. I’d happily return — it’s a reliable, welcoming choice for a relaxed dinner in Chelsea.