The best restaurants in Abingdon Abbey and Barton Vale of White Horse South East

Very friendly and beautiful salon to be in I loved the blond lady who cut my two dogs,she was amazing and she did a very good job. Thank you especially to her 🙏 I'm sorry I forgot her name . Thank you! 😊

It was all good sushi, and it was tasty.

We had a lovely meal here with family members. Lovely food, lovely staff and a great atmosphere. We'd definitely go again!

A ghost restaurant. Appears to be open on Google and confirmed our booking but when we arrived it no longer existed….

Best Indian in abingdon food is amazing , service is second to none and the staff and owner are amazing 5 stars

Great Italian place with great pizza

Super good atmosphere, the waiters are splendid and really welcoming. The food is top tier and very tasty

First experience was one week ago in the restaurant and today I had delivery ordered direct through Tiffin's website. Both restaurant experience and the takeaway experience was impeccable. Food is excellent, very tasty m, generous portions and good quality meat and prawns. Absolutely flawless and the staff are super friendly.. highly recommended

We were fortunate to have sole use of the function room upstairs for a family and friends gathering.The staff were so helpful and the drinks were delicious. The room was light and had lots of different seating. I'd thoroughly recommend this venue and DJ (who served us) was spot on. Many Thanks.

Terrible pub. Guy behind the bar has problems and goes looking for fights. I would understand if acting in a bad manner, but literally done nothing to be treated like I was.

Was really my worst ever baguette was stale and hard to chew on . The sausage wasn’t fresh and cut in slices hardly any bacon and egg was like scrambled. 0 stars

We had a stop in Abingdon on our way to Oxford. A leg stretch and looking for a place to have just a light lunch and a drink. We stumbled upon the museum and in the course of checking out the Crossley Pumping Engine in the basement decided to have luch there. The cafe is only open till 2pm but with half an our to spare we managed to get an order in for 2 toastie cheese and ham sandwiches. Hardly a particularly exciting lunch you may think, but there are toasties and there are toasties. Ours were excellent and just hit the spot after a pleasant visit to the museum above. Sometimes you just stumble on these places and have to pass them on to thers. If you are a veggie get there earlier than 1.30 as apprently the veggie versions take a bit longer to prepare.

Unpleasant member of staff (or the owner?) takes the joy out of shopping here. Gives you the impression you the customer are a bit of a nuisance. Such a shame as it’s otherwise a good shop. I wish I’d just ordered my item online. Won’t bother trying them again next time.

Our first visit. As we walked-in I was a little taken aback as it had a confused feel of trying to be a restaurant whilst seemingly cafe like. The waiter asked us to sit by the counter but we preferred the window seat. Odd. Most restaurants want you to sit by the window to show that they are full. I found ordering from the menu by numbers inconsistent with the Thai experience. We accepted it. The service was attentive and humble and the food very tasty. I was a little sceptical that the quarter of duck was a quarter but I let it go. Overall, a good experience with some small things that are easily improved.

Excellent food and friendly staff. Thank you for a great meal!