The best restaurants in The Astons and Heyfords Cherwell South East

say no more! oh makes my mouth water thinking of them, warm and very flaky pastry need one nearer to oxfordshire!!! :-)

Wonderful home cooked food. Stacey is so welcoming front of house and Jerome is passionate about food. Can recommend the Sunday roast.

A great pub with one of the best burgers we’ve ever had! Stopped by twice within a short trip to the countryside.

Met up at The Yurt for lunch with friends. Absolutely perfect in every way. Polite, friendly staff, wonderful food and very reasonably priced. We were the last table to leave but were under no pressure to as we were aware of the closing time. I can’t wait for the next visit.

We has a brilliant evening at the White Horse. From the warm welcome to the excellent food and service, everything was great. Highly recommended.

Sorry, how much? A BLT, a piece of cake and a can of drink for £17.50 and that’s with a 10% discount for takeaway. Can’t say I was surprised when the staff were saying it’s not very busy. I guess I should have looked at the menu before I ordered so only myself to blame.

Lovely, locally-run coffee shop with great cakes & top bike service! Friendly staff, tables inside and out and easy parking if you’re driving. Highly recommend!

We really enjoy when going to the Bell inn in Lower Heyford. The staff is so nice and kind, they have good beers selection, and the Sunday roast are delicious! Highly recommend!

Popped in for lunch on Saturday 17th Feb pre walk along the canal. On entering the pub we were welcomed immediately by the bar staff and given the food menu. I ordered ham, eggs & chips & my other half ordered the scampi along with drinks. Food arrived and it was really good, honest grub & very tasty. Lovely friendly staff & good beer & food, what more could you ask for con a pub?

came in today and it was super busy. the gentleman was so friendly and very quick at serving us! coffee was delicious

so disappointing - had looked forward to afternoon tea here since finding it during lockdown. Unfortunately it never properly re-opened but business "sold on". Now in Ducklington, some 15 miles away, and not particularly enchanting (much of the previous appeal was the location): very odd opening hours, extremely difficult to find, parking a nightmare and all for the rip off price of £30 per head (the food was good but no way worth that cost)

so disappointing - had looked forward to afternoon tea here since finding it during lockdown. Unfortunately it never properly re-opened but business "sold on". Now in Ducklington, some 15 miles away, and not particularly enchanting (much of the previous appeal was the location): very odd opening hours, extremely difficult to find, parking a nightmare and all for the rip off price of £30 per head (the food was good but no way worth that cost)

Lovely little village pub very nice atmosphere. And the staff were lovely even got to meet the chef and get was hilarious

Lovely country pub , friendly helpful staff. Delicious beef ciabatta and chips, the main meals looked very appetising too. Dog friendly with Lovely garden. Will definitely be back

Visited on a Friday early evening. No one to serve, waited a while and no one came. Hotel reception saw us but just ignored us, would have said something normally but thought we would just leave. New modern sports style bar but pointless if no service