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How Kate Anderson is leading the way for female chefs by putting The Boxing...

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Kate Anderson was on her way back from cheffing at Michelin starred restaurant The Nut Tree in Murcott when her car hit black ice and she crashed...

REVIEW: “We won’t be eating there again” Why the new Cosy Club in Oxford...

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We try not to review opening nights. Too much pressure, too new, too busy, too many expectations, customers, clamour. Better to wait until the fuss has died...

EXCLUSIVE REVIEW: Why you must hotfoot it down to The Hollybush in Witney to...

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God it was nice to be out, so nice I wanted to scream hallelujah and do a little victory dance on arriving at The Hollybush in Witney...

NEW CAFE: The Polish chef doing things his way: Welcome to Farm & Table...

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Pawel Walkiewicz cooked us breakfast at his new cafe Farm & Table on Wykham Park Farm near Banbury before joining us for a chat. And what a breakfast...

REVIEW: “Time is short” Gloria’s in Thame is opened in memory of a beloved...

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Walk in to new Italian restaurant Gloria's in Thame and you begin to understand what can be done with the vision and the drive of Biagio Patalano.    Opened...

REVIEW: Why the South Indian food at Dosa Park is some of the best...

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When people ask about my favourite restaurants, it's always a trick question, because it depends what they're after. They usually have an agenda, an idea, a category, an...

REVIEW: ‘Lip-smackingly good’ The Three Horseshoes in Witney bridges that impossible gap between gastro...

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It's such an uplifting success story the revival of The Three Horseshoes in Witney, now positively thriving. Previously sister pub to The Hollybush opposite, both were put up...

REVIEW: Why everyone’s talking about new Cotswold pub The Double Red Duke in Clanfield!

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There is one place on everyone's lips at the moment and that's The Double Red Duke in Clanfield. National restaurant critics and bloggers have descended en masse to...

REVIEW: How head chef Johnny Parke and the team at The Mole Inn, Toot...

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There must be a massive culinary party going on somewhere outside Oxfordshire to which I’m not invited, because some of my favourite chefs are leaving in their...

REVIEW: We try Wilding on Little Clarendon Street in Oxford, which opened its cafe,...

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New restaurant concept Wilding on Little Clarendon Street finally opened its doors this week after completing a massive refurbishment project, and we were there like a flash...
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