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The best restaurants serving Default food in Summertown Oxford South East
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16 Opinions in 1 websites
As the other reviewers have commented this is fantastic ice cream, the best I've had here in the UK. For other comparable ice creams I've had I would mention Fenocchio in Nice, and Messina in Sydney. But if you don't want to fly for your ice cream here it is in Oxford.
377 Opinions in 1 websites
Had some take away food from truck in Marcham happened to serve same happened to be run by the same owners as this restaurant. It was delicious.have no pic as it was take away and finished before i even got back to my car ! If it is as good as BBQ chicken burger Must be fantastic ! OXFIRD. CHEF
228 Opinions in 1 websites
First time here. Saw the review online thought I want to give it a try. The food portion is very small. I double checked the photos on google afterwards noticed that the chicken I have is just half the size of what other people have. The beef brisket noodles was recommended by the staff but the soup is tasteless and I couldn’t finish it. Would not recommend.
2057 Opinions in 2 websites
The pizza tastes good, but it doesn’t match the advertised size. The website says the large one is 36 cm, and when ordering by phone, I also asked if this 36 cm is the size when raw or cooked. I was assured it was in the cooked state. However, when I received the order, the pizza measured 34 cm in diameter. The area of a circle is calculated using the formula: A = πr², so the area of the cooked pizza should be A = 3.14 * 18² = 1,017 cm². In reality, though, it’s A = 3.14 * 17² = 907 cm². The difference between the advertised and actual sizes is 1,017 - 907 = 110 cm². There are 8 slices in the pizza, which means the area of one slice should be 1,017 ÷ 8 = 127 cm². This means that the difference between the advertised and actual product is almost equivalent to one slice of pizza.
618 Opinions in 2 websites
Pompette, located in the vibrant neighbourhood of Summertown in Oxford, stands out as a refined yet welcoming dining destination that artfully blends modern European influences with a touch of British charm. Known for its elegant, bistro-style setting, Pompette offers a dining experience that feels sophisticated yet approachable. The menu is a well-curated selection of seasonal dishes that demonstrate a commitment to fresh, locally sourced ingredients. It offers a mix of classic French bistro fare alongside more contemporary European dishes, ensuring a broad appeal to a range of palates. Starters such as the *Terrine de campagne* are rustic yet exquisitely presented, showcasing a deep respect for traditional techniques. The mains are equally impressive, with highlights including the perfectly cooked *Côte de Boeuf*, paired with a rich, silky jus, and delicate seasonal vegetables. The attention to detail is evident in every dish, from the careful seasoning to the thoughtful balance of textures and flavours. Pompette also boasts an impressive wine list, featuring a wide range of carefully selected French and European wines that complement the menu beautifully. The knowledgeable staff are on hand to recommend pairings that enhance the dining experience, showing a keen understanding of both the wine and the food being served. Service at Pompette is polished but warm, with attentive staff who strike the perfect balance between professionalism and approachability. The ambiance, with its soft lighting, neutral tones, and elegant decor, creates a relaxed yet sophisticated dining environment. In summary, Pompette is a standout in Oxford’s dining scene. Its well-executed menu, superb wine selection, and attentive service make it an excellent choice for those seeking a fine dining experience without the pretension. Whether for a special occasion or a leisurely meal, Pompette offers an unforgettable gastronomic experience.
110 Opinions in 1 websites
Superb - the cakes are expensive but the standard is on a par with the best in Paris. You will find most of the usual Parisian patisserie favourites and a full range of croissants and breads. Personally I'd prefer if they also did the lemon tart but without the meringue on top, but everyone has their favourites.
63 Opinions in 1 websites
Good atmosphere but you have to wait a long time for certain types of meat and portions are small when they come. The lamb on the menu was only offered once and as a table of 4, we only got one slice each.
52 Opinions in 1 websites
I had the best time at burnout, I would like to give a MASSIVE thank you to the waitress, Sharday. She was extremely helpful with helping me what to eat giving her own recommendations and what she thinks I would like. Her service throughout my whole time here was more than excellent and made me feel really welcome 🤗. Due to this service I am 100% going back to eat again and I will be telling all of my family/ friends to come here. Amazing restaurant!
968 Opinions in 1 websites
They seem a little sloppy at present; not what I expected. The table was sticky to the touch (it had been wiped but not with a clean enough cloth), and one meal was burned (but placed face down to hide it) and needed to be returned to the kitchen. However no fuss was made by us, not an apology given by them. Come on Dewdrop you can do better. So, a few years later I return more regularly. It has certainly improved. A much more welcoming and flexible staff. The food and service have improved and it was much more friendly than before.
350 Opinions in 1 websites
Have been going regularly once a month for a while. The food is very tasty. Latterly though have been placed in conservatory with large noisy party each time we visit . The space is not well lit and have to ask for extra lighting and so disappointing that apart from sizzling dishes , food served on cold plate and barely warm .The beef in black bean and green pepper sauce had one pice of pepper . And the lamb with ginger and spring onion plenty of onion but no spring onion!