The best restaurants in Woodstock and Bladon West Oxfordshire South East

The roast was distinctly average.. on the beef roast the beef slices were very thin and were overcooked. the gravy was very thin and the celeriac mash disappeared in the gravy it was all under seasoned. However the veg was cooked well and the Yorkshire was good but overall very disappointing for all in our party which was for a birthday treat. Also, the staff were very inattentive I had to call them over to take our dessert order after quite a while. They really need to work on their front of house duties as well, there was literally no interaction with us at all and it felt like they didn’t have any time for us but were happy to stand in a group and chat at the bar !!! We will return to the Pub again but not for Sunday lunch

Very nice former pub. Well fitted out, tapas style menu but sufficiently flexible for the four of us to order our own plates, we don’t much like sharing food (like Joey😆) as we are all old and curmudgeonly. Wine list was fine, two had prosecco and two shared a nice bottle of red. Izzy served us and was superb. Really on top of her game and very engaging. Such a different experience when the waiting staff are great👍

Been coming to this delightful cafe for years. Recently chose to go dairy free and staff are so supportive and understanding. Trying out different milks and this morning had a cappuccino with Almond milk which was delicious. Despite it being difficult to create a good froth this experienced barista managed to create a masterpiece (even with coffee art on top) 👏☕️🤩

You can have half and ha,f in one scoop. Two flavours. First time we came across such a good deal. Had the chocolate n ginger with hisbicus n lemon. Both were fantastic! Not to be missed!

Excellent food and staff and good value options. Good mix of local and visitors. Convenient to bus stops and Blenheim Palace.

It is a fantastic little pub that is owned and run by the community. Very friendly and welcoming. We order 2 drinks from the bar and ask for some snacks. They were happy to oblige as the chef had finished in the kitchen. The soup came with bread and was so think and creamy it was delicious and filled a gap. My wife had a fishfinger sandwich that was bursting at the seems it also came with salad and tortilla chips. We sat by the fire, which was roaring, and the barmaid kept putting another log on to keep it going.

The high light were the staff. Very polite and professional with there service. We were there for afternoon tea. The setting is nice but it was cold inside the restaurant, the presentation wasn't anything to write home about. Sandwiches were nice but only one round on offer. Tea isn't loose leaf. Was expecting more given the grandeur of the palace.

Lovely atmosphere, friendly, very customer focused, great food, shortbread with coffee…just a perfect venue for any time of the day. Will definitely be back and thoroughly recommend to everyone.

We popped in for a drink in passing having been there for lunches in the past . The staff were friendly and the choice of wines was good . Generally a nice ambience . The price for 2 (250ml ) glasses of house wine was £24 which I thought was a lot

We visited here as a party of 6 friends last weekend and all had lovely meals. The service was great, with staff being attentive and helpful. A few of our group had pizza which everyone enjoyed, 2 had the steak which again, was loved but this wasn’t very big and so sides are a must with this (they will also do the blue, which some restaurants don’t serve) The only complaints we had as a group was that the mac and cheese sides, were not hot, and actually quite cold in the middle. We raised this and the server took it back but it was not the best. The restaurant is a beautiful setting and in a great location in the middle of the town.

Unwelcoming from the staff. Afternoon tea was limited to one very small pot of tea person with only 4 choices of tea. Egg mayo and salmon in tiny rolls and pureed! One delicious coronation chicken finger sandwich but then an unappetising cucumber and mint one. The rolls were tiny. Scones were nice. Cakes also tiny. People who wanted to take cakes home were provided with boxes meant for wraps. Not value for money and not the pleasant experience we had two years ago.

No the same brilliant experience as the Galleria. Food OK but just a now normal wine bar with food. And no real atmosphere.

Good food and service. Comfortable and welcoming. Fair price too.

Stopped in for a quick lunch. Delicious panini afresh made to order. It’s quite basic as a cafe, you wouldn’t want to stay for ages, but it’s perfectly nice for a quick lunch. Also delicious pastries & cakes. Eat in or takeaway. Good value.