The best restaurants in Kirtlington Cherwell South East

The food at V-Giyan is so delicious and full of flavour. The portions are good sizes and the range of dishes means that you can try so many new things, or stick with the ones you love. We are very lucky to have V-Giyan here in Oxfordshire.

Was staying in a hotel nearby and wanted a country style pub and it certainly was, had a lovely meal, spacious parking.

Jack and Toby were great hosts and very accommodating to us. They were very attentive. Food was perfect too. Thank you for the perfect 🫶

Went for Saturday breakfast. Loved everything about it. Great menu, great quality, brilliant service, lovely atmosphere. We’ll be back.

Lovely place to stop for breakfast when travelling around the country. Good parking. Great ambiance and plenty of staff. The service is good and food is great, we can recommend the scrambed eggs and porridge.

The Dashwood Hotel and those who run it are a disaster - and it could be so good. Firstly, communication was a disaster when we had to contact them, well in advance of our stay, due to unforeseen circumstances. We were unable to go and knowing that they could have helped by re-opening the booking and finding replacement as the Blenheim Palace Game fair was on that weekend! We found someone to take our place last minute. Remote check in a nightmare and no ph no for contact! Room: no rail in wardrobe and only 2 tea bags and 2 milk pods for a 3 night stay! Lots of little niggley things when it could have been so nice. Unwelcoming

have tried to book for Sunday lunch for3 people for last 48hours but no-one answers phone.HELP! David Thompson 01869369337

really great atmosphere good old-fashioned pub.

This is a lovely pub situated next to a canal. It must be lovely in the summer. The staff were friendly and helpful. There was a real log fire but that was hogged by some middle aged men who were obviously regulars. The atmosphere in the pub was very good and the food appeared to be good. It was obvious to me that apart from the men by the fire, the pub is food orientated with a very well set up dining room. The downside is that the Jolly Boatman is expensive but judging by how busy it was, the management are charging what the market will bear.

A Fantastic Sunday Lunch! From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with warm hospitality and a cosy atmosphere that set the tone for a relaxing meal. The roast was exceptional – perfectly cooked meat (I recommend the pork belly), crispy roast potatoes, a generous helping of seasonal vegetables and a rich, flavourful gravy! The pub itself has a charming, welcoming vibe, and the staff couldn't have been friendlier or more attentive! We’ll definitely be returning!!

We had a really enjoyable breakfast and the staff were friendly. The beans were lush and the eggs a golden yellow. Hope to visit again soon.

Fish and roast overcooked and the Chicken Supreme served with gravy and not Supreme sauce! The waiter didn’t understand what cask ale was so in the end we had to leave the table and get it ourselves from the bar!

Coffee and cinnamon swirl very nice. BUT…gents toilets out of order, so used handicap toilet where the hand dryer did not work. AND… re-training definitely needed on hygiene behind the counter. Realised after I got my coffee that both the young lady on the till and the middle aged male barista had both picked up my cup by the top by putting two fingers into the cup. Very poor! I bet they weren’t taught to do that by Starbucks.

A pleasant venue to sit outside when the weather is clement and overall the place has a nice atmosphere. Our food was good and we would’ve given a higher rating if the two items we initially ordered were served but after taking our order the waiter returned some 10 minutes later to inform us that our choice was not available and he asked us to select something else? The second negative issue was we had pre-booked a room to stay the night but my partner, who is 6 foot four, could not stand up in it due to the extremely low ceiling which was not mentioned to us beforehand. Indeed, even the Dining area had a low ceiling made worse by a selection of decorative twigs hanging from the roof of the room. A charming old building it may be, but if patrons have to negotiate low beams and ceilings, this should be mentioned at the time of booking and not discovered by customers when they have no choice but to lump it.

Not the best best meal I've had there 😕