The best restaurants in Deddington Cherwell South East

Really perfect Staff was really nice Food was perfect, especially the beef fillet with good portion. To be discovered

Unfortunately, our takeaway experience was more like an I’m A Celebrity eating challenge. The fish, such as it was, was over cooked and the batter almost inedible. A shame because up to now the food had been very good.

Me and my boyfriend went, we was welcomed in straight away, met 3 of the staff who were all polite and very attentive to not just us but everybody’s needs. I’m assuming the older guy was the owner he was lovely and again very welcoming as we’re not from round there we were just visiting the area for a couple days. He especially made an effort for food and drink suggestions which were both brilliant choices, something we wouldn’t normally choose but was glad we did! Both our meals were one of the best Indians we’d had. We would definitely recommend “the bengal special” curry I think it was called was full of flavour. We both left stuffed to the brim and didn’t even finish everything . There portions are defiantly decent sizes. The whole experience contributed towards making our weekend away even better so big Thankyou to The Bengal Spice restaurant! 😊

This is a very old Inn got loads of character. Hannah, Mark and the team all really friendly. Bedrooms have very uneven floors need sea legs 😀. But very comfortable room. Set in a beautiful little village. I would stay again

We have been going here for years as it's relatively local. I also order delivery from other Chinese Take aways so I'm neutral. My daughter however, only likes egg fried rice from this place.....trust me that I've tried everywhere in the Banburyshire area. She only likes this one. Good portion sizes and always hot. I deducted 1 star as no delivery service - that for me is a major inconvenience and why I keep trying top fob my little one on other places egg fried rice options. Personally I like to mix things up but daughter likes what she likes. Really friendly service and quick also.

Had to send my food back twice because it wasn’t cooked. The drinks order was forgotten and therefore very slow. And then they charged £16.50 for a glass of wine - the bottle costs £13 at Tesco. Very disappointed indeed.

Another reviewer wrote that the coffee was amazing. It’s not. It’s one of the worst coffees I’ve had the misfortune in drinking. Should have guessed from the name that this place was not going to be great. Food wasn’t great either. Service through a weird little hatch where the staff saw me waiting, ignored me. They served some food to one of the tables. Still ignored me. Only had to say to “hi, we’ll be with you in a minute” but no, can’t even be bothered to say that. First and last time going in.

On one of my walks and stumbled across. Perfect and classic country pub with good food. Will come again!

We visited for a Saturday lunch, so I can't tell you about the rooms. Service was good, however the food was a little disappointing, lacking in quality and presentation for the prices.

Dropped in for lunch on way back from a day out. We hadn’t booked, but were seated swiftly in the garden. Can honestly say this is one of the best pizzas I have ever eaten, and I have had a lot of pizza! Salad and fries also lovely and fresh. Even though it’s a 40 minute drive from our house, we will visit again just for the pizza!

I found Knife and Fork bakery after being diagnosed as nearly coeliac to gluten, following the birth of my daughter. I found it a huge adjustment and I couldn’t find any gluten free breads that I liked, until I found this one. I absolutely adore it and I eat it practically everyday. My favourites are the farmhouse sliced sourdough and the cinnamon and date loafs - both of which are constant additions to our food shops. We have also recently tried the brownie mix which went down a treat. I love that I can now enjoy having a slice of toast again, and actually feel like I’m eating proper toast! Thank you.