Best Dinner Places to Eat 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..."

"But it's a very tasty leek and potato, the real artisan bread (50p) lives up to the billing, and, I suppose, local, organic ingredients – vegetables from nearby Worton Organic Garden – don't come cheap. Elsewhere on the enticing menu, notable for its excellent veggie options, you'll find dishes such as spiced chickpea tagine with roasted butternut squash, green olives and rosemary; puy lentil and goat's cheese gratin, with marinaded aubergine and roasted red peppers; or organic beef lasagne (mains served with salad, brown rice, potatoes etc.) The location also plays a big part in the Vaults' popularity. It's housed in a 14th-century hall, the "congregation house", built as Oxford University's original administrative centre, within the University Church of St Mary the Virgin, while the gardens – actually the graveyard – look out on to the famous circular Radcliffe Camera library and several university colleges."

"Breathe in the historic atmosphere of our unique restaurant at the heart of the university city of Oxford.Enjoy healthy cooking using a wide range of seasonal, organic and fair trade produce.We are open every day from 10am - 5pm. Breakfast is available until midday, and after midday we offer our lunchtime menu with a wide choice of main meal salads, bruschettas (toasted open sandwiches piled high with your choice of filling) and daily specials. See our menu for more details.The cafe and all its operations are inspired by the vision of its founder and director, Will Pouget, who believes strongly in fresh, healthy, local food and Fair Trade and organic production."

"The Vaults has always been one of my favourite cafes in Oxford. Tucked away in the vaults of St Mary’s Church on Radcliffe Square, this award-winning cafe ticks all the boxes – it’s cosy, friendly, serves a mean pot of tea and the food is absolutely delicious. The Vaults was serving ethically sourced meals and drinks before it became the norm."

"Hotel phone: +44 1865 310 210 Fantastic boutique hotel housed in an updated centuries-old storybook cottage that elegantly fuses history with modern comforts. Rooms are comfortable and spacious, and feature handmade beds, striking artwork, marble bathrooms, tea/coffee making facilities, Bluetooth radios, and Noble Isle toiletries. Luxurious amenities include an inviting summer garden, excellent restaurant, library, complimentary use of bicycles, complimentary parking, fresh flowers, and concierge service – all this, right in the city center."

"The Old Parsonage Hotel is a 17th-century boutique hotel is 5 minutes away from the center of Oxford. The hotel is located between two lectures, Keble and Somerville. The city has several attractions including the Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology, University of Oxford Christ Church Meadow."

"Old Parsonage Hotel – A 5-star luxury boutique hotel set in a historical 17th century house, offering a garden library, bar, and restaurant. It is located within a short walk of the city center."

"The Ashmolean is Oxford’s flagship museum and one of the top Oxford sights. Widely recognised as the first modern museum in the world, the Ashmolean has been the university’s historical and archaeological collections since 1683. Though it’s no longer in its original building (it’s grown way too big for them), The Ashmolean remains a fascinating walk through the history of different cultures from around the world."

"Dine on the terrace in the summer and enjoy terrific views of the spires of Oxford from the Rooftop Restaurant at the Ashmolean. Feast on seasonal modern European dishes with British flavours or take afternoon tea with a classic selection of finger sandwiches, mini cake bites, and freshly baked scones. Enjoy a Sunday roast or free jazz most Thursday evenings."

"The Ashmolean Rooftop Restaurant is located on the top floor of the Ashmolean Museum so during the day when the Museum is open, access to the restaurant is via the Museum's main..."

"Address: Victors, RU5, Westgate Shopping Centre 307 The Westgate, Queen St, Oxford OX1 1PG. Thirdly, we have Victors!. This restaurant-bar is a lovely place to unwind for a few hours for either a coffee, lunch, cocktails, dinner or a weekend brunch."

"Victors Oxford is a Hamptons-inspired restaurant & bar offering a menu of modern American small plates. The menu is designed to share. Dishes are served to the centre of the table, creating a social and relaxed environment."

"Conveniently located right next to the Park and Ride service into Oxford’s City Centre, this Holiday Inn offers modern rooms with mini fridges and satellite TV. Each room at Holiday Inn Oxford includes a private bathroom and in-room movies. Guests can make use of a stereo and tea/coffee facilities."

"24/05/2021: Myself & my daughter went Saturday evening we were very lucky to get a table as we hadn’t booked & it was very busy ,food was wonderful,.we could only see 2 staff that were working very hard ,they were very cheerful although busy ,would highly recommended,very reasonable prices. prawnchickenriceduckcooked"

"For those seeking discounted luxury goods, you might head a bit out of town to Bicester Village which boasts over 100 retail shops. You can get to the shopping village by public bus (about 35 minutes), taxi, or by car (about a 20 minute drive) from Oxford. There is also a dedicated express shuttle from London you can take, which is free for those with a London Pass."

"Although strictly speaking this isn’t a dedicated vegetarian restaurant, Art Café has an impressive vegetarian and vegan menu that’s well worth checking out. Start the day with one of their veggie breakfast or vegan brunches, or try something from their extensive lunch and dinner menu, which offers everything from delicious salads and paninis to veggie chilli and vegan pasta – all at really reasonable prices. https://www.instagram.com/p/BTHe7OoA2SH/?"

"Refuel on vegan cake during your site seeing around Oxford at the Art Café. Art Café is very centrally located on Bonn Square, just a stone’s throw from Oxford castle. Pop inside this bustling café and try one (or two or three!) of their vegan cakes."

"This is one of the oldest cafes in Oxford, (alongside the Grand Cafe on the opposite side of the road.. A rather old street, even for Oxford’s standards). No worries, it isn’t stuffy or snooty and happens to serve paninis that rival some of Oxford’s favourites like Taylors!. At the Queen’s Lane Coffee House there are two rooms and loads of tables, so perfect if there are other students with the same idea of studying at this place."