Restaurant Oxford

[Digsy]

Can anyone recommend somewhere smart to take the missus for a meal on Valantine's Day?

[stanski]

Can anyone recommend somewhere smart to take the missus for a meal on Valantine's Day?

Awww sweet

[3FIDDYZ]

You could take her to The Fat Duck @ Bray... easy 45 min drive away...

[sparky370z]

in oxford?

 

browns, mate the food in there is SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO good and reasonable as well. the calves livers in white wine sauce is simple superb!! i cannot rate it enough.

 

proper loverly atmosphere as well

 

http://www.browns-restaurants.co.uk/

 

Sparky

[Stew]

Room Service!

[Spaceman]

I believe Le Manoir is in Oxford, never been myself but i am an avid fan of Raymond Blancs.

 

Pricey but well worth it

[Lincolnbaggie]

+1 on Le Manoir - well worth the visit (but take a few credit cards rather than just one).

 

I'll get some more ideas off my sis as she eats out regularly around Oxford for special occasions...

[Lincolnbaggie]

...recommendations from my sis:

 

"well Le Manoir obviously very good food and location all round. If rich, they can stay there too!

 

Other Michelin starred places (around general area of Oxford but not in Oxford itself):

The Nut Tree, Murcott

The Goose Restaurant, Britwell Salome

Charles Napier, Chinnor (hard to find!)

Vanilla Pod, Marlow (not been for ages)

Hand and Flowers, Marlow (not tested)

 

In Oxford:

Brown's is quite traditional to Oxford but just a good brasserie really

Gee's restaurant, Banbury Road

Malmaison quite good, again good brasserie but good building/hotel cos old prison (the one Porridge and original Italian Job filmed in!)"

 

Hope that helps

[Digsy]

Thanks guys!

[R800NER]

Loch fyne

Carluccio's

Living room

 

Just a few other suggestions, but Brown's is a good shout. Parking isn't excellent though..