Madeira Supermarket in Oxford

Stopped just before heading into Oxford. Great service. Glorious sunshine so sat outside. Good is tapas style and perfect for a snack. Wine and beer great choice. Also picked up some Piri-Piri sauce from the well stocked shelves. Go here to escape and enjoy. Owner super friendly.

Very disappointing place. this cafe/bar/supermarket does not have sufficient parking and there are lots of drunks hanging about the place.

Top notch custard tart! I’ll be back. I’ve had quite a few of these and this one was very good indeed. Coffee good too. Thank you.

Great cafè/supermarket ,great food,lovely people good environment really pleased for the people who toke over wish them all the luck in the coming future bless them 🤩😉

Friendly and buzzing little café/shop with a discernible community feel. Popped in Saturday morning for a delicious strong coffee (£1.50 – bargain). Mixture of friend and family groups having meals and Brits trying out the cakes and draft beer. Makes a nice change from chain coffee shops. Wheelchair users note, 10 cm entrance step stop

I am rather sad to admit this place is a real dump. The owners are not very welcoming and should not be allowed to run a business dealing with public. Because their customer service is non existent. My wife works 20 minutes away feom this place. She parks her car around the corner. Everyday. But after two visits she never felt welcome. So she never went back. Unfortunatly you will not be welcomed as a stranger, so if your after a nice plave to relax and have an amazing experience.... Don't go here.

This is a great place to get traditional beers and food from Madeira, Portugal. There is always live Tv and mostly the Portuguese league but also Champions League etc. They also serve snacks and there is a wide variety of Portuguese groceries to choose from.

I spotted this supermarket / cafe after discovering that the international chain restaurant nearby didn't serve decaf coffee, and hoped this place might serve it. Indeed they did ; I asked for cappuccino, but it was only when I was about 5 minutes walk away that I realized that my coffee didn't appear to have a head of frothy milk on it. I suppose it may have disappeared as I walked along, but that would be surprising. We could see a kitchen behind the counter, and the establishment had some tables one of which was occupied and there was food on it. We looked around but could not see a menu. My wife asked if they had a menu, but was rather bluntly told that they didn't. The other member of staff (probably the co-owner), proceeded to tell us a few of the things they offered. Was it so offensive to ask if they had a menu? This was a pity, I bet the food offered would be authentically Portuguese / Brazilian.