Best & Cool Bars in Gibraltar

"Housed in a 19th century glass conservatory originally owned by the Gee family, Gee’s is arguably the best venue in the Old Bank family of restaurants. The conservatory was originally used as a type of garden centre for the Gees’ nurseries, and the restaurant upholds that heritage with their emphasis on fresh, high-quality cuisine, changing with the seasons. Food is often sourced from the rich farmland around Oxford, with meat from Rofford farm having become a fixture on the menu."

"To get more of a neighbourhood feel, I’d recommend Gees where I had dinner when I visited. It’s a Mediterranean style restaurant that’s in an old Victorian greenhouse, with excellent cocktails and food, although it’s a 20 minute walk from the heart of Oxford, so you may prefer to get a taxi."

"61 Banbury Road � Show on map Modern British£ 35 avg. An Oxford institution about ten minutes from the city centre, Gee's is famous for its capacious Victorian conservatory � a dramatic light-filled space full of trees and plants..."

"Wilding is a new restaurant and wine bar just opened in Jericho. Its name comes from the practice of regenerating overworked land to return it to nature, an ethos that sits at the heart of the venue. Founder Kent Barker aims to create somewhere where wine and food are matched in an unpretentious and engaging way."

"While this family-friendly Italian won't blow your mind when it comes to its reliable menu, it is a great place to take a varied group thanks to a far-reaching menu of familiar favourites. Pizzas, pastas and risottos all feature, with a few more unique options on offer too like a rare grilled tuna steak served with a salad of butter beans, roasted red peppers, baby spinach and chard with a green olive dressing."

"Enjoy the bold flavours inspired by Italy, southern Europe & beyond at this contemporary restaurant and brasserie that has been located in the cosmopolitan Jericho in North Oxford for nearly two decades. The beautiful terrace garden is only a 10 minutes walk from the city centre. Read more or visit branca.co.uk"

"110 - 111 Walton Street � Show on map Italian£ 28 avg. A high-octane atmosphere, friendly service, all-day opening and good-value menus make Branca, this animated Italian brasserie a hit with the Oxford university crowds � but all-c..."

"The pub is open 11am – 11pm Sunday through Thursday and Friday and Saturday from 11am to midnight. Meals are offered daily from 11am to 9pm. The food is outstanding, and there is a patio area as well as a beer garden."

"Yo Sushi One of a chain of converyor belt Sushi restaurants in the UK. Normally popular and the fish is always fresh. Contact DetailsYo Sushi73 - 75 George Street Oxford OX1 2BQ"

"One stands out from the crowd though, Edamame, an authentic, small, family run place on an Oxford back street, worth a stop if you are in Oxford but make sure you check the opening times first, they are changeable.."

"Other good colleges to visit include Merton, Magdalen (pronounced ‘mawd-lin’), Corpus Christi, Hertford, All Souls and Oriel. To get an insight into the weird and wonderful world of Oxford academia, take a guided tour led by a former student. Oxford Walking Tours run 90-minute tours which take you around some of the oldest colleges. Along the way you get insider information about the university’s history and rituals (tours cost £12.95 for adults, £11.95 for students/seniors and £5.95 for under 16s)."

"This small but atmospheric Oxford college is free to visit and doesn’t take long to wander around. They’re known as one of the only colleges to still participate in the annual tortoise racing festival in May. You can find the entrance on Merton Street."