Top Best American Restaurants in Gibraltar

"Address: Dirty Bones Oxford, 304 The Westgate, Queen St, Oxford OX1 1PG. Next up, we have Dirty Bones!. This is the third and final restaurant I would like to introduce you to that is located on the Westgate Shopping Centre roof!"

"A post shared by Joel (@lf.discharge) on Jul 28, 2018 at 10:31am PDT. Atomic Burger is the place to go if you’re a fan of kitsch!. With comic book characters, toys, and memorabilia lining the walls, there’s plenty to feast your eyes upon."

"Sometimes you want to forego all the fancy stuff and just stuff your face. Enter Atomic Burger, where the menu of burgers, fries, shakes and sides will satisfy your cravings - don’t miss the Bacon Milkshake."

"I was very excited to give The Breakfast Club a try, as I’ve heard such great things about the one in London. And if you’re looking for some hearty, hangover curing food and a fun atmosphere, this is the place. I’ve been here a few times now, and both times I’ve had the pancakes and berries with a big mug of tea to wash it down."

"This family caf business (caf not café) doing a mean old all-day food and drink offering. The restaurant is fairly well known for its banging brunches, but it also offers some wonderful lunches and evening meals - think the ultimate comfort grub. You can now make a reservation for outdoor dining from 12 April onwards."

"You can spot The Breakfast Club’s cafés a mile off; it’s not only the ‘egg-yolk yellow’ frontages that alert you to their pre ... Restaurants and Bars:Restaurant gift vouchers | Browse restaurants by postcode | Find restaurants near me | Suggest a restaurant. About SquareMealContact UsJobs at SquareMealTermsPrivacy"

"Big Society is a bizarre name for a place that styles itself as a thoroughly relaxed hangout, but that’s part of this American-style bar’s charm. There’s a range of beers on offer plus burgers, fried chicken and cocktails. Time Out tip: You can play ping-pong and table football while you drink."

"A post shared by My Food Diary (@ryshoeats) on Aug 4, 2017 at 6:25am PDT. First on our list is a bar that’s a little different. At The Big Society, you can spend your night eating, drinking, and playing games."

"Price Range: £ (Although, the boxes are much better deals than buying a single cookie!). Area: In the Covered Market, on the corner near to St Michael’s Church. Although technically not a restaurant, Ben’s Cookies just had to make this list."

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"This popular Spanish/Moroccan tapas restaurant and cocktail bar in bustling Cowley Road in East Oxford is usually housed in a modern building with a conservatory. The North African souk inspired decor aims to provide you with a warm, snugly, romantic vibe of being in a Moroccan city. For now, though, you can enjoy tapas, pizzas and drinks and soak up the splendid atmosphere outside on a pedestrianised Dawson Street."

"Kazbar on the Cowley Road – not far from where David Cameron once lived – fuses Moroccan and Spanish tapas. Think hummus and warm pitta, patatas bravas, rich octopus in tomato sauce, butter beans braised for just enough time to soften, but hold a little bite. The mojitos are better than most, the service friendly, and the decor is a sight to behold as you tuck into your third bowl of spicy meatballs."

"Despite its Moroccan name and souk-like ambience – waxed ochre walls, old lanterns and brightly coloured cushions – Kazbar is essentially a tapas bar, and a very good one at that. Just beyond the medieval city centre, it’s a cosily romantic venue to spend an evening with friends or lovers. Good, mostly Spanish wines, spirits and beers, soft drinks and mint teas complement the sizzling tapas."