Jamie Oliver's Fabulous Feasts in Cherwell

Jamie Oliver's Fabulous Feasts great Italian cuisine service good prices moderate staff friendly nice location 


Muy buena elección en Oxford, un menú asequible y todo muy bueno. Platos no muy abundantes pero suficientes. Trato muy bueno el recibido por todo el personal.

Este es totalmente fuera de Jamie Oliver's en garsington Opera. La comida era muy deliciosa y de una clase muy alta. Los vinos eran maravillosas. y el servicio era eficiente, educado y divertido.

Dit restaurant heeft voor ieder wat wils en is goed betaalbaar. De bediening is allemaal even aardig.

Parecía una furgoneta de bocadillos. que era apropiado para un bocadillo rápido. Te puedes sentar en las mesas afuera. Era el día soleado cuando estuvimos allí si que había estado lloviendo y frío que no sería adecuado. Tuvimos un desayuno roll y café ... El rollo dulces que estaba bien, pero era seco y todo se rompió mientras comía . Fue precio promedio pero no la calidad que esperábamos.

I had big expectations of Jamie snack shack. After a long day of shopping we thought I would be a nice finish to a busy day. The slow cooked beef in the bun was very dry. I can see I had the last portion of the day. I asked to replace it but I could see it was the last servings. I ended getting a refund and hubby and I went KFC Really disappointed as I was excited about this as I am a Jamie fan Real shame

Pulled Beef, cold and ok, but stay clear of the hot dog unless your palate likes chewing on rubber tyres. Easy money for someone, however would never waste my time and money again on this garbage

I just like the BBQ hot dog so much and would definitely buy it again once I'm in the village. The only problem is, where else to find it?

I'm not really sure how you can give Jaime's snack shack less than a five star rating. Hot slowly cooked beef in a brioche bun with coleslaw and salad, delicious! My son had a hotdog with caramelised onions and a barbecue sauce which he loved too. If you want a la carte dining then don't order from here, but for a scrummy light sandwich it's perfect, all for around £6-£7.

Huge disappointment, staff seemed inconvenienced from ridiculing passing people to take our order. It was not busy. Ordered 3 very overpriced hot dogs and 2 bagels. Took a seat at the dirty outside seating. At least 4 staff were visible. Hot dogs came, but waited over half an hour for the bagels. When we asked were they coming we were sneered at that they were coming. When they eventually came my salmon was brown and my husband had cream cheese rather than goats cheese. Never encountered such openly rude uninterested staff!

We booked a JOFF diner for the interval at Garsington Opera the other night and had a good meal served very well. There was limited time between acts and over 200 covers booked but the food arrived in good time, not rushed and, where appropriate, it was hot, with sufficient serving staff (who were very good) to see to everyone's requirements. A very impressive effort; my only issue (which stopped this attracting 5 stars) was the lamb skin was not very crisp and my portion had a couple of large pieces of gristle in it which should have been spotted when it was carved.

We stopped here after shopping at Bicester and ordered two BBQ pulled beef baps. The lady who served us was really friendly and helpful and the BBQ pulled beef baps were delicious. Will definitely visit here again

Stopped for a brunch break on a quiet Friday morning. Three members of staff in the shack talking (loudly). Birds swooping down onto a table where someone had left food scattering it over the floor. Finally served after a wait, although no queue. The order was shouted through to the back where pre-cooked over-salty bacon was put in a roll. This was then sat on the counter whilst the server had a conversation with the two people behind her in the kitchen area. It's not the first time I've eaten here and I appreciate its 'fast food' but the costs are high and the customer service could be improved.

Jamie Oliver certainly makes the meals at Garsington Opera excellent. Held in large marquees, overlooking the cricket ground, the food is superb and the wine marvellous

I never try and give bad reviews and just honest ones and rather not give a review than a bad one , however after going and having a hot dog as snack before we got home . I couldn't believe how bad the two hot dogs we had were , I generally like Jamie's italian and also fifteen in London which was lovely but I just can't believe anyone can charge what this fast food out let charges for such bad food . Maybe what I ordered was just not for me but can't see it being there for long as food was awful .

I asked for a coffee Machiato, The answer was "we don't make this coffee. "I know people are limited, but you have coffee, milk what is the big deal!! So he finally agree to make it,Turns up a latte. Serious, I didn't even bother to say anything As didn't have half of the menu. Maybe Jamie is too focus on national issues to look after his bussines.

We wanted to grab a quick bite to eat whilst walking round the Bicester Village Designer Outlet and this looked the best place. My wife and I went for the Bacon and Cream Cheese Bagels...... they were Fantastic!! I even asked my wife to get the ingredients in when we get home so we could enjoy them all over again. The prices are a little high, but considering the price of everything else in the outlet village it was pocket change really. Definitely recommend grabbing yourself something from here if you can.

reheated bacon for a sandwich - stuffing tasting filling for a Sausage Roll and tinned frankfurter for a hot dog - over rated over priced - under delivered - very disappointed.

£6.50 for a classic hot dog!!! At that price, I was expecting a better sausage than a cheap Frankfurter style!

food served from a van. had pulled pork in some sort of pitta bread. the bread was only cut halfway down and stuffed with mainly carrot. everything kept falling out of the bread. not the best. wouldnt eat there again.

We ordered flat bread pitta with peppers, halloumi & butternut squash but unfortunately they were mostly sliced carrots, onions & lettuce! There were few red peppers, halloumi & butternut squash on top which were lost during transfer to brown paper bags. The bread was delicious but could only be eaten seperately as everything was placed on top instead of within the pitta bread!Result: Binned at the earliest opportunity!

As someone else has said, food is served from a van and if you are lucky there are a small number of tables in front.You order at the counter and wait there whilst the food is being cooked.Snack type food including hotdogs, pulled pork flatbread 'pitta', pastrami roll and a decent veggie choice (today a flatbread 'pitta' with roasted peppers, hallumi).Food was delicious and filling, although other half moaned that the hotdog was too big for the bun. £6-7 per head for the food. Drinks extra.Would have given 5 stars had it not been for the grumpy young woman who served us. A smile doesn't cost a lot. Did note that the other staff were smiling.

Hotdog was good roll not so. Pulled pork was terrible no flavour actually left it and ordered bacon roll - gammon on muffin left that too. Would not eat there again - sorry Jamie

Food is served from a van and there are a few tables in front of it.Today we had pulled pork pitta and BBQ hot dog. The pulled pork was delicious and whilst the hot dog was very tasty, I wouldn't choose that again. The portions were quite filling.Both were about £6-£7 and with a couple of drinks it cost £18 for two people.Apparently the server was impolite, however it was a busy Saturday in August with a lot of tourists, she might have been having an off day.

Not sure how this little place has garnered so many poor reviews. There really isn't much to eat around Bicester Village, so we had a quick lunch here. The sandwich and salad far surpassed our expectations. Definitely recommend it, even if the prices are a little high.

Spending a day shopping a Bicester village is a welcome change from the normal shopping malls scattered around the uk . The Jamie Oliver fabulous feast is sooo not what you expect it's prices are reasonable and the food is gorgeous . When you walk around Bicester village there is obviously a level of high price shops that are extortionate to shop in this also relates to the majority of the food places that are equally expensive and value for money is little bad. Except there is a little shack with 4 wooden tables tightly squeezed in front of this hut . Now most people would look and give this a miss but Don't the food is wonderful . My son indulged on a breakfast muffin with egg and a hand made apple and sausage roll and these are not like the mass produced ones you see in supermarkets . My husband delved into a pulled pork wrap and from the sounds coming from his mourn while he was eating it I can only assume it was amazing . Me on the other hand is the fussy one of the bunch not really a pastry or bread eater but I decided to change my habits and try the New York pastrami brown roll , this was wonderful and I hand a side box freestyle salad . This a great value for money place with prices starting from £4.00 upwards . There are some criticism I would say about this place there is little too few tables to sit and eat at which I find off putting . If I'm paying for a meal to sit down I would like to sit down and eat not walk around the tables trying to edge closer to see which person is about to move so you can jump in their seat (while it's still warm) . I don't like the fact people with coffee and bottles of water hog tables while families and kids eat standing up as there is no room to sit . The biggest gripe I have with this place is the expensive drinks , a bottle if coke was over £2.00 which is pathetic especially if you bought it with food . My solution is if your buying food then drinks should be heavily reduced or for those prices you may as well buy a 2 litre bottle and open it up there . Overalls I would go back again and eat minus the drinks .

Went to Bicester village,drove up from london, great shopping experience,but shame about the lunch,at Jamie's fabulous feast... There was no great service from the staff, all a bit rushed,also I tried the pork wrap & thought it was dry & tasteless, with stringy fat. Over priced,over rated my view...was not happy

The food was average and the prices shocking. We had the hot dog and stuffed croissant with a bottle of juice which came to £14. The service was also poor. The staff were too busy chatting amongst themselves and forgot the stuffed croissant.

I left a review previously that was sadly negative - but was offered complimentary food upon our next visit by the company. We went yesterday ( BH) and have to say it was fantastic! Food lovely , I had pulled pork pitta, my husband had hot dog, & couldn't resist the lemon cake which was perfect & the jammy J shortbread was best shortbread I've tried. I bake a pretty good lemon drizzle cake so have a good comparison too. I will definitely return and be happy to pay

We have been to Bicester village several times and it is a great venue for bargain brand hunters. Almost every time now we head to the Jamie Oliver outdoor wagon near to Villandry They sell excellent food and serve good drinks and have a few tables to sit out in the sun, I had the salt beef and my wife had the stew ( which is my usual) I have never had a bad experience here and the prices are also pretty good for the quality you get

I always go to Jamie's Italian and love it, unfortunately this is nothing like Jamie's Italian, and i feel that it is putting a bad name out for him. The food is very expensive for what you get, and when i ordered it came out basically clap cold. Unfortunately i would never go there again unless they up their game dramatically and start putting the food at a reasonable price.

We ate there yesterday the food wasnt nice, and it was cold too and costly for what we had to boot. The Girl serving was very pleasant though. Only choosing Jamie's as we have eaten at loads of his restaurants and the food always excellent, 15 cornwall my favorite.

I visited Jamie O's again today at Bicester & as usual the food was great quality and reasonably priced. My party had the Leek & Potato Soup & I had the Roasted Veg & Goats Cheese Wrap, absolutely delicious!I only visit Bicester around twice a year & look forward to eating there (despite there being no-where warm to sit!)I am aware that people have commented on the price but I think that it is reasonable for good quality food, the only negative I would have is more tables & chairs please (although the blankets for legs are really welcome!)

I have always trusted the Jamie Oliver name to stand for good quality food at a reasonable price. If this "Fabulous Feast" outlet is actually his work than I'm sorry to say that trust is misplaced.No matter how the ingredients are sourced, the prices charged for the content of these meals is little more than a rip-off. I do try to eat responsibly and can honestly say I can name many eateries that are able to source local, organic ingredients without having to resort to charging £6.50 for a salt beef bap.This is not fine dining, it's a bap and a coffee in the open air.Just to put a cherry on the cake the staff managed to give half our order to the table following us which meant I have to eat my food to stop in getting cold and then wait for the wife who had just got her order, A sorry would have been nice, but wasn't forthcoming.To quote Mr Oliver on his Fabulous Feast website "Our focus is on making sure that everything is spot on"Well Jamie, it's certainly not!!!!!!!

Having myself recently visited Fabulous Feasts and having had a great experience, I could not believe the poor reviews left here! Yes the food may be a bit dear, but you know by the Jamie name you are paying for top quality which is evident in the food! I had a salt beef bap which was lovely, and my wife a sausage stew which also was really good. My son had a sausage roll which we paid £3 for, but it had to be the biggest sausage roll I have ever laid my eyes on! The young girl who served us was very helpful and recommended both the dishes we chose to us, and was very chatty and smiley which added to our experience. She even gave us two free cookies before we left as she said they were just about to shut and they were only going to be thrown away. Overall great experience, only issue would be no indoor seating or cover so we had to stand at the counter and eat.

I hope this is really a Jamie franchise in name only. If not and he really does have a vested interest then he needs to hang his head in shame peddling this type of junk food, hot dogs! Especially in the light of his "mission" to get the nation eating healthily. Not a fantastic choice available but then again it is operating out of something resembling a shed. The sandwich ordered was supposed to be foccacia but resembled stale bread.One thing I can agree on though is Jamie's criticism of the native work ethic. The young, definitely English girl at the counter was clearly inconvenienced by my appearing at the counter as she was mid-way counting something. So much for the customer experience. It was a terrible wrench for her to lift herself from her demanding task to serve me.Awful, awful experience. Avoid.

We have eaten at Jamie's Italian, fifteen London & cornwall:- & despite it being just an outlet it's still representing Jamie oliver & so sad to say it is not representing him well!! We thought very over priced in comparison to lovely Thai restaurant there or even pret a manger or carrlucios ! ( for prices charged v quality). We looked at ordering food but the girl was so offish & rude we just got drinks- I appreciate it was at the end of her busy day but that appeared too much effort. My cappuccino was like warm milk , I asked politely for another shot if espresso & she did this but looked so annoyed. Even her colleague looked awkward by how she was behaving too. Never again, & we have sadly only heard negative things about this. Such a shame.

We always enjoy a good 'dog' and we did enjoy our 'classic' dog and the BBQ bean dog. They were a good size sausage and came with tasty topping. However as other reviewers have pointed out, they are crazy money. £7 for a hot dog? Perhaps its justifiable if its was in a sit down restaurant with a side of fries and table service. But to sit outside with self service condiments etc, this doesn't make sense.

A dried out, overpriced hot dog served with a small amount of cabbage and a gherkin or two by people who obviously didnt want to be there? No thanks, ill go to the creperie at bicester from now on.

I've had a couple of really nice lunches from Fabulous Feasts before, and have always had excellent meals at Jamie's Italian, so despite the inflated price of £16 for two hot dogs and one drink, my husband and I decided to give it a go. My husband ordered the chilli hotdog which was basically a plain hot dog covered in raw chillies, and I had the pulled pork dog, which was a plain hot dog covered in cold pulled pork meat. Definitely not what we expected given the price - sort it out Jamie!

We wanted something quick to eat before driving back to London and whilst shopping we saw people eating outside on the tables, as it was a beautiful day, and the food looked really nice, so we decided that when we where finished shopping we will return.I ordered two hot dogs one spicy and one normal and two cokes, 'well' that was the most expensive hot dog I ever had at £17.The bread rolls where hard and the hot dogs where very hard,. A lady before me requested that she got a refund, as she was very disappointed. The lady serving said the hot dogs where suppose to be hard, she offered her another one but she refused and got a refund.Friendly service, great atmosphere, not so good hotdogs!!!!! Ive had better hot dogs at Dagenham Sunday Market.......

Not at all what I expected. We got 2 hot dogs and 2 cans of limonata for £17!!My hot dog had chilli sauce and onions on it and my partner had the pulled pork hot dog. The bun was big enough for the hot dog itself but as soon as anything else was added to it the bun just fell apart and was practically impossible to eat. The food did taste nice but is way to overpriced for what it is. Won't be eating here again.

I was surprised to find a Jamie Oliver restaurant (Burger van) at Bicester Village. My first reactions were, 'this should be good value for money and really tasty'. Oh how wrong I was.£5.95 for a hot beef hot dog with chilli, Sounds lovely can't wait. When I received my tiny little hot dog I thought they were joking. "I've just spent £5.95 where is my food I'm starving". So maybe what it lacks in size will be made up in taste......nope slightly above average taste. If you love being ripped off then carry on.

I'm pretty disappointed with the quality and price of Jamie Oliver's food. It never seems great and the price are a little steep.The £5 salt beef sandwich had a slither of beef - even though they told me it was stuffed full of salt beef like the NY sandwiches - so I changed it for a hot dog (which was £6 but they let me swap free of charge). Hot dog wasn't great. Girlfriend got a sandwich which she said was gross!Avoid - plenty of other decent establishments in Bicester

We visited the Bicester Village outlet center today, on a freezing cold April day. We wanted something hot to eat, so visited Jamie's food van in the center of the shopping village. The menu has been recently revamped, and the wraps have now been replaced by gourmet hot dogs.There are 4 hot dogs to choose from, and we had one with chilli and mustard onions, and one with pickled cabbage and red onion. Both were gorgeous, and the different toppings really made them something different.Would recommend a visit to Jamie's stand if you want to take a break from shopping and grab a bite to eat.

Went shopping to Bicester Village and chanced upon Jamie's place. We had a vegetable panini and a salt beef bap: both were tasty and such good value! Panini was freshly made, as was the bap. Difficult to comment on atmosphere as it's a van with seating outside.

Ordered a sausage breakfast bap for £4 expecting some good quality, locally sourced sausages. I received a stale bun with 2 small cheap and nasty low meat content pink sausages, no onions or anything else. My food standards aren't high but I wanted to write this review because I was so angry that Jamie has put his name to this place. Given his tv campaigns against poor food and promoting local and good quality, I cannot believe he has ever been near the place. Truly awful.

I hadn't been to Bicester Village for some time and several catering facilities have sprung up in that time, some pricey indoor dining, some chain cafes and some outdoor kiosks. Finding the Jamie kiosk with outdoor seating, albeit limited, was like a little oasis! Pots of fresh herbs on the tables, a tempting display of homemade looking cakes on the counter and a fairly limited but nonetheless tasty sounding menu on the blackboard. I ordered the beef stew with allotment veggies, and that was served within a couple of minutes in a tall cup (rather like a takeaway coffee cup in size), with spoon and lid if I wanted to seek seating elsewhere (which may be the case on a busy weekend). As it was I got lucky and found a table in the October sunshine. The stew was delicious and well worth the £4.95, packed with tender beef and chunky veg, topped with little chunks of crisp potato. They also offered a chorizo stew, a couple of tempting soups (£3.95) and a couple of bread based snacks. The only disappointment for me was the lack of herbal teas. At least the bottled water was cold and at £1.20 not too pricey considering the shopping venue and its potentially loaded clientele.

It was a nice surprise to find a Jamie Oliver's little kiosk at Bicester Village. We ordered the Caesar salad with the beef topping and a seasonal salad with a pork jerky. Prefer the beef to the pork. The portion was really generous and ingredients fresh. I especially love the anchovies. The service is not great and in fact the cashier overcharged us. He was confused himself and it took us more than 5 minutes to sort it out. In the end we literally had to write down the price of our order and calculate it for him! My rating would have been very good but the service kinda drags it down.

fabulous it is not and a feast you do not get. this isnt so much a restaurant as a little kiosk with seating. the menu looks appetising enough for a light lunch but the pork wrap i had was flavourless and uninspiring. seems like this place runs off of the name above it.