The best restaurants in Burford West Oxfordshire South East

Cute little space, great coffee, large portions. Lovely and efficient service and helped with dietary requirements appropriately.

Can be difficult to find but this is the restaurant of the Bull hotel. The setting is quite intimate and the food is amazing. Definitely will go there again. Highly recommended!

Had a fantastic meal at Spice Lounge in Burford – everything was spot on. I had the garlic tawa chicken and it was absolutely amazing, packed with flavour and cooked perfectly. The whole group really enjoyed their food, and the service was excellent from start to finish. Friendly staff, great atmosphere, and delicious dishes. Highly recommend if you’re in the area!

Cream tea was so delicious! I had afternoon tea at the Ritz, but the cream tea here seems to be even better. I highly recommend the cream tea set and ice cream at an outdoor table under the warm sunlight.

What a find, love this place. Full of character, great food and service with a smile

Great spot for coffee and cake. The chocolate mousse cruffins were fabulous. There is a really nice buzz about the place and we found the staff friendly and attentive. There is not a lot of space inside but that might contribute to the atmosphere. The coffee is also very good.

This is a pleasant cafe offering good cream teas. While many of the cafes in Burford seem to close quite early, Honeycott's is open a bit later. Food and service were both good.

Went for a drink. The garden is absolutely beautiful. Friendly attentive staff. Burford little secret!

I have genuinely never slept so well. The beds are incredibly comfortable, and the showers are amazing. Plus, every room comes with a Dyson hairdryer - a lovely touch. Every detail has been very well thought out, and the moment you walk through the door, you feel instantly relaxed. The food was exceptional, and the staff made me feel so well taken care of. We loved our Poker night too!! Can’t wait to return very soon!

Lovely food, friendly staff and great ice cream. Had the jacket potato with bacon and creamy mushrooms. Was a good sized portion. And would definitely come back for ice cream which was perfect on a sunny day. Would return next time we visit. A word of warning though this is a cramped building inside of the cafe. It would not suit people with pushchairs however we were perfectly fine sitting outside in front of the business.

Impromptu pop in for supper on a busy Saturday night, we were welcomed in: I ate a delicious Barnsley Lamb, new potatoes with asparagus, complimented with a good house red, others ate an excellent Pork Thai curry, and Scallops - all were superb and appreciated; Thank you for a lovely evening, the locals were charming too! we’ll certainly be back.

Lots of chocolate and candy to choose from, also ice cream cones!!

When we have been here in the past its always been great but our family meal on Christmas eve was a terrible experience. My father-in-law booked a late table for 3pm due to family logistics. This, in hindsight was probably a mistake as we were rushed from the get go to sit and order as quickly as possible. We should have expected the same level of service as the other diners but the staff clearly wanted us to leave as quickly as possible. This could have been forgiven if the food had been up to it usual standard but it was far from it. Firstly the menu (if you could call it that) was extremely limited and ranged from expensive to very expensive. If you didn't want to spend £35 on a steak then it was a choice of a burger or a vegetarian celeriac steak. I went for the burger @ £16 and it was probably one of the worst burgers I have ever eaten and I'm including McDonald's in that statement. It was quite literally thrown onto a plate with no care or garnish of any kind. It was also dry, overcooked and rubbery. There was an overpowering and frankly not pleasant taste of harissa. The slightly undercooked fries were served separately not individually but for a "help yourself free for all". We had to repeatedly ask for napkins and sauces. We were brought a tiny ramekin of mayonnaise between 6 of us and when we asked for more we were told they had run out. How the hell do you run out of mayonnaise? My dessert (again, a tiny choice of crumble of brownie) was the apple crumble and was served Luke warm at best with about a tablespoon of uncooked sugar and crumble mix thrown on top. I felt very sorry for my father in law as he paid for this terrible meal as our family Christmas get together. I certainly wouldn't have paid for this food and service. The chefs here should be ashamed of themselves. In this day and age of covid upsetting the industry then I would say this place isn't going to last long as other restaurants have far higher standards of food and service in the area. Shame. It used to be nice.

Very friendly place and breakfast was great

The burger was a bit burnt which ruined the overall flavour but the chips were nice and service good. Nice atmosphere in the pub garden.