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"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..."

"If you like your real ale, it’s worth noting that The White Hart was crowned Oxford CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) Pub of the Year 2017. Expect proper pub grub including award-winning pies and Sunday roasts. 📍 12 St Andrews Road, Headington, Oxford OX3 9DL, 01865 761737 thewhitehartheadington.com"

"The Oxford Retreat is another gorgeous restaurant in Oxford with outdoor seating. There are two outdoor heaters for when temperatures drop and booths for groups. Enjoy drinks beside the river with beautiful views."

"This popular chain brasserie prides itself on high quality British cuisine in an elegant setting. Families like it for its wide choice of classic dishes. Serving everything from light bites to indulgent Sunday dinners."

"Awarded Oxford CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) pub of the year 2019 (And 5 other years since 2004), the Masons Arms offers a great range of beer. They also host the annual Headington Beer Festival. They have a large garden, perfect for enjoying a pint, and you can even have a game of ‘Aunt Sally’."

"Pitt Rivers Museum is definitely one of the best things to do in Oxford if you like a little history or anthropology. This museum houses over half a million objects from different parts of the world and the best part is that it has no interactive displays or computers. Just dim lighting and glass cases that feels like you’ve walked into a private collection – it’s so cool to see."

"The Pitt Rivers Museum is one of Oxford’s quirkier and most interesting museums. Centred around the collection of Augustus Henry Lane-Fox Pitt Rivers, the museum opened in 1887 to showcase its anthropological treasures from around the world. The Pitt Rivers features over half a million artifacts, which together tell the story of the history of man."

"You could stay busy all day in Oxford without leaving the Pitt Rivers Museum. Housed in one of the biggest and most impressive buildings in Oxford on Parks Road, it’s stocked to the brim with artefacts from different time periods and civilisations around the world. Including masks from Mexico and pottery from Pakistan, it’s all here."

"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."

"If you’re looking for the ultimate in five-star luxury, check into Old Bank Hotel. With an unbeatable city-centre location, many of the hotel’s 42 stunning rooms boast spectacular views of Oxford. The bedrooms are a masterclass in modern design, with the walls covered in eclectic, contemporary artwork from the owner’s private collection."

"Situated in the centre of town, the Old Bank Hotel is ideally placed whether you are visiting on business or for leisure. With elegantly decorated, spacious rooms which include Wi-Fi and TV. The building is dripping with character thanks to it’s three interconnecting buildings dating back to the 14th century."

"Situated in the heart of historical Oxford, The Old Bank offers rooms which feature marble bathrooms and modern art. Oxford University is located 0.3 miles from the property. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout."

"The area is also home to a Pizza Express, Prezzo, a coffee shop and even a Malmaison Hotel – with the rooms located in a converted Victorian prison!. In the past people were dying to leave that building… and now people are paying to stay there…!"