The Ox House Wine Company in Cotswold - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Always friendly staff and great coffee and cakes. It’s a go to stop on a cycle ride when in the area.

We stopped here for lunch. Warm goats cheese and fig salad and baked camemBert. Both fabulous and huge! The coffee was also of high quality and my friends glass of sauvignon blanc. Reasonable prices for what we had.

A vibrant lively venue well frequented by most in village it seemed! Loved the list of local suppliers published. Reasonable wine choice - fair prices. Lots of activities & pop up events published. Appeared to have an ant problem on the bench’s by door looking out into square.

The Curious Wine Cellar se encuentra en The Ox House, en el centro de North Leach, Gloucestershire.

Nice little eatery, with an impressive range of drinks. Service was fantastic and food was well priced. The food was very tasty and well prepared and presented. Would recommend for anyone in the area, we would return.

Popped in here after lunch today and enjoyed a drink and coffee here. Friendly service. Lots of wine, beer and coffee options. Great little people watching spot!

The Ox House is a really friendly and relaxed place to meet. Great atmosphere with delicious wines. The location is perfect in the centre of the village with plenty of parking at the front.

Closed awaiting change of manager Hopefully will open for business again very soon Is a worthwhile place to relax and enjoy various selection of wines

We didn't eat here but we did call in for a few glasses of wine on a couple of occasions during our stay in northleach, great wines good service and good atmosphere considering time of year .

We stopped for a light lunch during our travels round the Cotswold's. Ordered a bottle of their house red which was very good and reasonably priced (as it should be as they are wine merchants). The two platters we ordered to share were just right, bread sticks, humus and anti pasta. All eaten on a back courtyard shabby chic and very French. A pleasant hour well spent

Popped in for light lunch with my daughter - mackerel pate and fish cakes. We both demolished them - delicious and lovely friendly atmosphere. Highly recommended.

Lovely sociable atmosphere, combined with excellent food and wine made for a highly enjoyable family light lunch

Enjoyed a sharing platter and lovely glass of sauvignon blanc. Really lovely friendly staff. Great wines and snacks. Lunch menu looked great. Will be back.

El Buey es un activo de la comunidad, ya que vende café, chocolate caliente, y vino. Tienen un menú con un buen almuerzo y hay un buen ambiente relajante.

The place to go for a nice glas of wine on the weekend. We went there several nights during our stay in Northleach Also they have excellent capuchino

Todos los miembros del público siempre recibirá una cálida bienvenida al entrar en el recinto. El café es excelente y el menú interesante. Nos gusta el sandwich de tocino sirve antes de las 11. 30. Normalmente nos visita en el fin de semana y disfrutar viendo a la gente así como disfrutar del ambiente. Nunca hemos comido allí una noche, pero de nuevo el menú parece interesante. El vino está bien de precio, yo sugiero que reserve, ya que sólo hay unas pocas mesas pequeñas.

Sin duda acogedor como la propietaria? Abrió la puerta a ayudar como me acerqué con mi anciana madre. Lugar con carácter, un poco demasiado lleno de personajes locales - ruido superior tipos de clase - para nuestro gusto. Comida sabrosa aunque no es realmente suficiente para el almuerzo - más tapas o snack bar.

We stayed in Northleach for three weeks whilst my daughter was in India...our job was to look after Teddy the collie and also their three chickens! We found ourselves at the wine bar on several occasions, as we found it a friendly relaxing venue. There's no better place to while away a few hours viewing the square from the seats at the window.

Excellent service. The wine selection is wide and you don't break the bank for a decent bottle. I would go back there anytime I am in the area.

This is everything an English brasserie should be. Simple food, good choice of well priced wines, friendly owners, attentive service, nice surroundings. What more could you want except maybe to be in a Burgundy vineyard!!

The Ox House is just a little bit different, which is something we like. Often busy, but the service sometimes just a little slow however there is always something to watch both inside and through the large windows. The Ox House sits in a busy square in the heart of the village. On a Sunday there are locals, visitors, youngsters, people with dogs, people with children, cyclists, young and old are all made welcome. The food that we have ordered and enjoyed has always been tip top! Toasties are interesting, the duck salad most enjoyable.

Very nice wine bar offering a good lunch time menu and the food is very good indeed.Good to fine wines available. Nice garden for summer use and a Barn at rear for functions or private dining.

I had lunch which was a most excellent toasted sandwich and was sorry to be on business and driving back as there was obviously a fine selection of wines on offer. It's in my diary to return when the weather is better but I can confirm the service was friendly and the ambience excellent.

Met friends who are local,here for lunch to find the environment and staff pleasant enough. However, despite a fake wood burner glowing red, we were cold and uncomfortable at times. The food was simple and obviously prepared and just needed heating up....it was not that hot and quite frankly dissappointingly small portions, the chilli, tagine and curry having nothing garnishing it; only the fish cake arrived with a tiny amount of salad ...expensive for the size of the portions. The coffee and service good but we will not be returning and if you do be prepared for a rather lack lustre and unimaginative food experience.

We visit here twice a year meeting family and friends. The first few times we have loved it; this time less so; my friends had fish pie but were disappointed with the lack of fish....My tagine was good but very small portion.... We all work in cafes/restaurants and love the location, coffee excellent, staff friendly, just a little let down by the food quality.

Loved this little wine emporium! Beautiful on a summer evening for a little tipple and a small bite. The garden out the back really is so pleasant and relaxing. Reasonably priced wine and well worth the visit

This is a classic example of an establishment started with the best of intentions but which does not have a firm eye of the management.We arrived 27.12.16 at 1.30 pm for a snack lunch. Other Half ordered fish pie; I ordered a Latte. Now, you would not think that latte is very complicated. The person who made it had no idea what a latte was. It arrived homogeneously mixed with copious amounts of coffee grounds floating around on the top. Maybe he was a student on vacation 'told' to make coffees.Th fish pie arrived 25 minutes after an order. It was good quality but the waiter apologized for the late arrival as if he has apologized many times before.The cafe is resplendent with French artifacts, maps etc but it is not enough to start something in an enthusiasm. You have to manage it. I noticed that the whole crew were disorientated and 'missing' a manager/ owner.I shall not be returning.

Touring the Cotswold with 4 French friends we stumbled upon this delightful establishment. Finding our way out to the little courtyard at the back we perused the menu! Having a query I returned to the bar and said how nice it was that there were a few greetings in French. The waitress said that one of the owners had lived in France and that although busy at the moment she would tell him he had French guests. How nice it was when he popped in to the courtyard immediately breaking in to the mother tongue of our guests. The wine was excellent but the food a little on the plain side and did not do justice to the wine or ambience.

Drinks served promptly but oh dear dear dear, the simple food ordered - a ham & cheese toastie and a fish pie took 40 minutes to arrive and then what was produced was simply unbelievable. We were told it was made fresh to order and other food was being prepared first for two others in what was an almost empty bistro. The food was luke warm. The toastie tasted horrid and sat beside 5 tiny wilted salad leaves with oil poured on them was a joke. As for a fish pie!!!! A mashed potato and two small pieces of salmon, with 4 pieces of small old toast - nothing else. Two young lads raced about the kitchen we could see from our table and produced these. We demanded a discount, were offered 20% at the bar. My husband produced £10 and said that was all he was prepared to pay "Ten pounds or nothing!" and we left, the girl on the bar wishing us "Have a good day!"

Was shocked that a wine bar that specialises in ranges of wines did not have any Chardonnay or Pinot. Very disappointing. Bar staff were stressed and confused, seemed to be panicking alot. Lots of young lads (not old enough to drink) causing trouble and the situation wasn't managed, we felt uncomfortable so we left.

Visited with a group of friends and had an impromptu wine tasting. I had a very good rum while the others were happy with their choices. You always feel welcome and not a nuisance. Have been many times and have also used the back room for a private party.

Just popped in for a glass of wine and was pleased to find something a bit above the standard range - one of my favourites in fact. Salut!

Passing through Northleach at lunch, they are trying to be a little different with a small menu, Parisian style. The food was delicious, and there was an eclectic small producer range of wines by the glass, we ended up getting some to take away too. If I could give 4.5 stars I would have, as the service was offhand, they "couldn't find" the soup of the day after it was described, and ordered.

This place right on the market square where you can usually park quite easily ought to be open for evening meals, the food is that good. The owners are obviously very experienced French wine buffs judging by the selection of wines to buy some of which I had never heard of before. The staff are great on service; the whole place had a buzz about it which we found quite engaging. We stayed enjoying our meals and drinks for longer than we had intended and can thoroughly recommend it as a modern place to just chill out.

We visited Northleach and found this place had spare seating in a pretty garden at the back of the restaurant. The food was really well prepared and was a good standard but we thought it was expensive for what it was. Two bubble and squeak, one pâté and two coffees was £27. On that basis we probably wouldn't go back here.

Just had the most amazing bacon butty in the Ox House, watching the world go by in Northleach. Food and service is lovely and it really is a great place to chill, coming back again to sample the evening wine and food ASAP!

This is quite a special little place for lunch. Fantastic selection of wines, great charcuterie board, nice staff and pleasant courtyard in which to sit in the sun. I look forward to coming back.

We've been coming here for years and love this bar. Whether it's coffee and their epic bacon sarnies in the morning, or their "russtic" menu for lunch which frankly would do well in a much most expensive setting, we love it here. Their range of wines and increasingly ales is just what you need, and the expertise and service is second to none. Visit here, you won't be disappointed.

we enjoyed a good light lunch in very congenial surroundings. free parking in the Market Place. then the proprietor talked about the wines he offers, gave us a tasting, and we bought some interesting, different, white wines. it's a most attractive place and we will return.

We live in the area, and frequent the Ox House on regular occasions for a relaxing glass or few.. As well as the seating in the main building, there is a lovely stove heated converted barn out the back, complete with sofas. The owner mixes his own wine blends, which taste fantastic. Check out the cheeky bacon butties served in the morning, which are fantastic.

This little gem opens at 9am and serves the best bacon butty for miles! The coffee is good too, as is the personal service. The customers are either business people or locals to the area. There's a fab little barn conversion out the back with a log burner and leather sofa's etc. The barn is excellent for private drinks parties, but doesn't have a W.C. The W.C's in the main house/cafe/restaurant could do with modernising. Unfortunately, this venue doesn't serve dinner. However, if you're looking for a nice bottle of wine to take home (or drink there) then this place has a great variety and price range. Parking is easy on the old market carpark right outside!

Traveling back from Oxford my wife and I stopped to eat the location is very good and the Interior did appear to be very pleasant but when asking at the counter if they had a gluten free option the young lady asked the male (possibly manager) staff , he was so dismissive "what we do is on the board" well that tell's me nothing as I don't know what's in or on the food he never looked up from a stock or order sheet he was discussing with another member of staff ,having been made not to feel welcome walked out .

Coffee was good here. Situated right on historic market square with good parking etc. Food looked OK as well.

We called in for a quick lunch, wooden floors, friendly staff, light and airy, walkers, old duffers (with pith helmet !), locals (with dog), tourists an eclectic mix.We only wanted a light lunch - excellent - proper fresh salad , good oil , lovely bread , washed down with a glass of white ,crazy amount of wine to choose fromWe will go back after a winters walk and try something else on menu

The atmosphere and the lunch were both nice however.....we sat in the garden at a wrought iron, holey table and ordered toasted sandwiches. These came on wooden boards with a salad, which apparently had salad dressing on. I say apparently because it became apparent; the salad dressing on the flat wooden board had been dripping off the side of the board, through the holes of the table and onto my brand new jeans. Despite trying to get this out of my jeans I have been unable to, and sadly this incident ruined my visit.

We stopped off in Northleach which was pretty empty on a Saturday lunch time and stumbled across the Ox House wine bar and went in for lunch. The menu items are quite limited but the quality of the ingredients was excellent and lunch time meal and a glass of wine each were consumed in the courtyard garden. It was reasonably priced and provided an expected but fabulous lunch.

Quirky wine bar that sells good wines, beers and good portions of very good food. The staff are very friendly and efficient.

In the tiny village of Northleach there is not much to choose when it comes to have a drink so this one came quite handy when it started to pour down. Wide wine selection and snacks served all day. Had a delicious glass of wine with baked camembert and toasted bread while looking through the windows that overlook the main square. Place is also nicely decorated and a fresh change from the local pub.

Stopped here for a coffee whilst on an 80km Cotswold cycle ride. The interior is very smart and the cappuccino was good. Stools by the window are a good idea for a quick casual coffee. It looks out onto the square. No bike racks.

Enjoyed a light lunch here. It's a small but interesting place with good people-watching views over the surprisingly busy market-place. Menu was limited but attractive and fairly-priced. Food was good and nicely served. Service was cheerful and helpful. Overall we felt it had been a good choice for our modest needs.

We popped in here for a quick coffee after visiting the mechanical music museum in Northleach. We had a lovely seat next to the fire and couldn't fault the coffee or the service we received. The place is clearly popular with locals and had quite a lively atmosphere. We plan to return soon to try some of the wines and sample something from the interesting food menu.

A lovely setting with charm behind the bar.Prices were very fair and the nut treats tasty.The space inside was a little cramped but cosy

Stunning Costwolds town, stunning looking Wine Bar (aesthetically very pleasing), but that's where it ends. Ordered drinks and food - drinks arrived, food didn't - ever! When we asked 40-minutes later where our food was, we were told that they had had trouble with the fish-cakes! No one else was eating so they weren't exactly rushed off their feet and no one came to tell us or even offer us an alternative. There were 2 young girls running the whole place and they seemed completely out of their depth - where was the management? Absent! Terrible experience; went for lunch and came away without eating and didn't receive a discount on the drinks for the terrible experience - appalling. Never again

This wine bar is a little secret with the locals of the surrounding area and it doesn't disappoint. You can pop in for a coffee, lunch or lite bite throughout the day and at night you'll find a bustling atmosphere where locals chat around the bar that sells a great selection of wines. If you don't have time to stay for a drink you can buy a bottle to take home and the friendly helpful staff will always offer you a free wine tasting if you are finding it difficult to chose the right bottle. In summer the place is lovely with a great busy atmosphere - especially in the courtyard area at the back...my favourite place to drink a cold glass of rose wine on a warm summer's evening...Although I have kids of my own I do like this bar particularly as it is a 'kid free zone' - a little haven for just the grown ups ! ;)

We live locally so thought we would buy tickets to the New Years Eve Party which was another great night as usual. Place looked great and music was good. Unfortunately there was one minor episode when a couple of young lads gate crashed and started playing up. However this was swiftly dealt with and the evening carried on regardless of this. Well done the ox house can't wait for the next party!

popped in here after a long sunday morning walk. Had a great lunch and was able to have excellent wine by the glass. Lovely atmosphere , great staff and excellent coffee. really enjoyed ourself . we will definitely be back.

Love the bar so much! This is one of my favourite places to go when visiting Northleach. Cosy Cotswold atmosphere with excellent wine, friendly staff and good music. With the addition of the lounge and courtyard this is a really lovely place for drinks, high quality sharing nibbles and hearty breakfasts with posh coffee :) highly recommended!

I like this place but having recently made three visits in the space of a couple of weeks, I feel it could be so much better if given a bit more attention. First visit was just a cup of coffee in the morning. A lovely young lad served me nicely and was very welcoming. It all went downhill after that! I noticed a poster saying there was live music a few evenings later. So I invited a friend to come. It was in a barn at the back, accessed through an open courtyard. It was extremely badly organised - in fact I don't think any organisation had actually been thought about. The place wasn't all that big and was packed. There were far too many people and no chance of actually seeing or hearing the musicians. A few chairs and a couple of couches, so most people were standing shoulder to shoulder. A lot of people were complaining, using their mobile phones or just chatting with each other because there was no chance of appreciating the music.I felt very sorry for the musicians. It was so disrespectful but understandable because it was just a sea of noisy people standing about in a cold building with the door open. Sufficient chairs in rows are all it would have taken to make this a pleasant evening for everyone. It would have meant we could all see the musicians and hear them play. It would also have automatically limited the number of people coming in. Instead it was a free-for-all. I asked about ordering some food. I was told that no food was being served that night because it was too busy!! I only saw a couple of people working behind the bar and they were running back and forth between the bars front and back. Quote frankly, the evening was chaotic. My third visit a few days later was with another friend for lunch. The lady behind the bar was quite brusque and when I asked if a simple substitution could be made (cheese instead of salami), I was told no as the dish was already plated up. However, she then reluctantly agreed when I told her I'd had that in the past on a previous visit, but when the dish was brought, no cheese was present and she made me feel unwelcome. (Even though it was an already plated up dish, surely it's not that difficult to substitute cheese for salami?)I noticed that aboard said the barn is now open as a lounge bar. Like the rest of the wine bar it's very attractively furnished. Too bad that when we went and had a look at it (on a cold October day), it was freezing cold. I asked the same lady about heating and she told me there was a log burner in there (but not actually lit!). So Ox House, it's such a shame. I really do like you and want to like you more, but you do need to give more thought to your customers (and to your performers). I would love to come more often as I like the ambience very much, but to tell you the truth, recent inconsistent experiences have been a bit off-putting. It would only require some simple changes - better organisation, heat (!), flexibility and pleasant welcoming manner - and overall better attention to your customers, to make this a really nice place.

This place is not a restaurant. It doesn't pretend to be. It offers a small selection of 'light bites' and the ones we had were super, and definately filled a whole!We went in there because it looked so inviting, and it was. Great atmosphere, lovely wine, and a very nice courtyard garden out the back to have a drink in the sun, you would almost think you were in France! Lovely, will defiantly visit again.

We had a lovely bottle of red and baked Camembert here on a Saturday evening. Lovely atmosphere as was very busy and wine and food were perfect. Probably wouldn't come here for dinner on an evening as the menu was very limited (basically the Camembert or nibbles) however the locals were telling us they do lovely food at other times.

We've often been to Northleach and always meant to try the Ox House,this time we did! The place itself looks great, lovely little courtyard garden.However that's where it stops, we had a glass of white and a glass of rose, really nothing to write home about, decidedly average.Luckily we didn't try the food but what we saw didn't look good! Who uses foil packets of butter these days!

So lovely to pop in and have a glass or two, the selection is vast and varied and suits all budgets and tastes (we are not rich by any means!) and there is a gorgeous outdoor space to enjoy on a sunny evening. Loved it.

Lovely wines, friendly service, great lunch menu. The back garden is a great place to meet friends and enjoy an early drink.

Great location, helpful staff, friendly locals and good for a simple supper with interesting wines after a big lunch staying at The Wheatsheaf neaby

Fairly welcoming, but for a wine bar I expected a wider selection of wines by the glass ... if there hadn't been a 'meeting' in there, the place was very quietMay be better at lunch time ....

We were staying down the road and popped in here for a drink, it's lovely inside with a cosy fire and nice seating. We would come back if we are in the area again!

We stayed at the wheatsheaf in northleach for our honeymoon and decided to eat here for our lunch one day. The staff are very pleasant and the food is gorgeous! We had baked Camembert with toast and smoked duck with pickles, chutney and bread. DELICIoUS! We accompanied our food with a glass of prosecco. Definitely worth a visit...not one to miss!

We went twice to this pleasant wine bar and enjoyed a cup of tea and coffee. What no wine or food you may be asking? I'm afraid not but we saw a decent range of wines, mainly from Europe, saw a reasonable menu for a meal, enjoyed pleasant service and heard enough appreciative noises to know the food was good quality.

The young man who serviced us was very pleasant, food on offer on evening was top class but not much choice.

My wife and I called in for a quick glass of wine (before dinner at the nearby Wheatsheaf) and stayed much longer. Good atmosphere, friendly staff, lots of different wines to choose from (by the glass). Didn't have any food (except the rather delicious chocolate coated strawberries which were handed around by the staff) and from what looked to be available this isn't somewhere you'd book up for dinner, but definitely recommend for a visit if you're in Northleach.

Very average could not even get a cake or anything with our coffee. This was +- 1-30 pm.Though there is a sign saying DOGS NOT ALLOWED. There was a dog with a person sitting at the bar, all the the rest of the dogs we saw were at the rear of the restaurant outside, took eight to ten minuets to get a coffee and a hot chocolate though no one else was being served. Shop looks very nice decorated with signs from France, most probably because the majority of it's wines are sourced there. The town is worth a stop of on a journey and we found the mechanical music museum fascinating

I went to this lovely wine bar/bistro today with my partner today after visiting nearby Lodge Park on the Sherbourne Estate (National Trust). On the way home we stopped at the lovely village of Northleach where we looked around the beautiful church. We found Ox House and went in for a glass of wine. The bar staff were very friendly and welcoming, and recommended various wines. We made our selection and went to drink it in the pretty garden at the rear. It was so peaceful and relaxing, and we wished we could stay longer.

Stopped off on our bike trip for a delicious coffee and wonderful pastries - thanks for the welcome.

What's not to like? A wine bar in a cool Cotswold town?Friendly service, great alfresco garden area!Will be back

Staff were friendly, atmosphere was wonderful, everything anyone could want, brilliant! Wish we'd eaten here!! Worth travelling to Northleach just for this place.

We had a short stop in Northleach, to wander and to have a snack lunch, and the Ox House tempted us to a glass of wine and soup. It was very pleasant in the courtyard in the sun; the other customers were quietly enjoying the experience and we will go there again.

It was a cold April morning when I took the turn for Northleach and found a great cappuccino at the Ox House -- so nice to be outside of a regularly touristed area and just sit and hear the murmers of locals, while looking out on the market square where an early spring market was setting up. It was such a delightful spot that I returned a few days later for a latte and had an equally enjoyable experience. I would love to sample their wines on a future trip.

Lovely selection of wines and delicious food for lunch. Sitting in the window watching the world go by in the market square - could almost have been France!!

The ambience of The Ox House is a must for anyone who enjoys good wine, flavoursome coffee etc. and needs a friendly watering hole in the middle of the Cotswolds. Limited but mouth-watering menu at lunchtime and casse croute (there's posh!) during the day. Friendly,knowledgeable and accommodating staff. Drink in or buy a bottle or case to take out.

We're in Northleach for a couple of nights and had seen this place on the town website, it sounded like our kind of place so we decided to have lunch there. The place bills itself as a 'Parisienne side street cafe' and to its credit, that's what it is. The music is 'paris jazz' and the feel of the place is informal & laid back, the food is simple. My wife & i had a baked camembert with toast and a charcuterie plate, both were delicious and went very well with the bottle of Pinot Noir we'd picked.The open fire made the place feel inviting and the 2 girls behind the counter were helpful and polite.All in all we had a very pleasant easy lunch and if we were staying in Northleach again, would definitely pay them a visit.Be aware, their website needs updating, they don't have all the wines on it (at time of writing) and the corkage on a bottle to drink onsite is now £8:50.These small details aside, i'd happily recommend this place.

Lovely place to enjoy doing nothing. Wonderful cheese and cold meat platters. Ox House red a must! Enjoyed an hour or so here, such a nice friendly atmosphere. Good location in market square too.

If you just want to buy a great bottle of wine, this is the place to go. The staff will help you choose and you won't be disappointed. But there's so much more about the wine bar..stay a while and have a glass in front of the fire or try something from the limited food menu. It's all great.

We live locally and love it here, this place never fails to deliver on great food, atmosphere and welcoming staff and locals. Our friends who visit regulary are very jealous that we have such a unique and quirky wine bar to enjoy drinks by the log fire in the cold winter months or sit out in the lovely courtyard in the long summer evenings! keep up the good work.

Met my oldest friend here for lunch yesterday as it is half way between our homes.I selected it having looked at tripadvisor. The wine bar/restaurant is very attractively laid out .The welcoming log fire and warm room made a favorable impact.Unfortunately we felt unable to sample the wine as were both driving but both enjoyed our meal although my smoked fish cakes were in fact salmon.I would go back here again.

The owner was very helpful and friendly - despite being clearly very busy he took some time to suggest some wines we might enjoy, which were very affordable (they also stock more expensive options). Did not eat here but would love to try it next time.

Found this place by accident. Lovely little find. Although we only had time for coffee we wished we could have stayed longer. Very friendly. Lovely relaxed atmosphere. Nice mix of locals and passers by like us. Well done The Ox House you've got it just right. If we're ever back again we're sample some food and wine.

The Ox House is great, I visit regularly and there is always a different mix of people; locals and visitors to the area. The atmosphere is good and really relaxing, the service is great and the staff are really friendly :)I would recommend it to anyone :)

Visited this evening and it was a terrible experience. Felt like I'd walked into a locals' private club which couldn't have been more unwelcoming.

Following on from my previous review I am now pleased to report my wife and I have returned on a number of occasions and sampled the food and were not disappointed on any occasion. We have had the cheese board, selection of cold meats, vegetarian and standard lasagne and cassoulet and all were prepared or cooked to perfection. The portion sizes are just right, although on the occasion my wifwe and I shared a cheeseboard just to keep us ticking over, I then ordered a cassoulet when I saw 1 being taken to another customers table,( the diet started the following day) The food is rustic and tasty and well worth a visit, as I know we will be. They also do bacon sandwiches on weekend mornings so very tempting with the weekend papers.

Having visited the Ox House a few times before and always had a pleasant experience; this time I felt compelled to write a review. The bar itself is situated within the wine merchants, which means there ar elots of interesting bottle of wine to consider while you eat / drink. As far as I'm aware, they've only just started doing food, and as such the menu is quite simple, but the charcuterie we had was beautifully presented on an olive board with some cornichons and a generous helping of bread. Perfect paysanne food made all the better with the accompaniment of some very interesting and reasonable wines by the glass. We'll be back!

This is a very welcoming place to visit. The coffee is delicious and if the log fire is going the place is wonderful to just sit, very cosily and watch the world go by. We have seen the menu which included cassoulet and chicken/tarrogan pie which seemed reasonably priced but we have not sampled it yet, although this will happen shortly, therefore expect another review once we have eaten there so my ratings at the moment are all noted as not sure. The atmosphere is very relaxed and the staff welcoming.