Food and Drink

Since The Store opened on the former site of Boswells it has become my go-to place to meet friends. Squishy velvet sofas, friendly staff, delicious coffee and a relaxed yet luxurious vibe (reluxed?). There’s also the possibility of spotting an A-lister amongst the mix of glamorous guests and locals hanging out in the lounge or slipping through to retreat down to the spa. I’ve also cocktailed on the roof (those views!) and dined at Treadwell, the hotel’s modern British restaurant, so I didn’t need asking twice if I would like to go along to review the new Spring menu.

Review: Treadwell
New Spring Menu at The Store
We went to review the new Spring menu at Treadwell, the modern British restaurant at The Store, Oxford
Japanese-Inspired Afternoon Tea
Review: Kibou Oxford
Review: The Golden Ball
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Everyday Gluten-Free
A New Book by Emily Kerrigan
Flight Club Blooms
Fresh New Terrace and Cocktail Menu
Sundial IPA 4.2%
A taste of tradition - refreshed.

Review: The Alice in Wonderland Afternoon Tea
at The Alice, Oxford
The invitation to review the new afternoon tea at The Alice suggested we ‘Tumble down the rabbit hole into a world of enchantment.’ To be fair, slipping through the august doors while

Exclusive: Raymond Blanc OBE
INTERVIEW
We spoke with Raymond Blanc OBE about the Blenheim Palace Food Festival (24-26 May). He's one of the chefs appearing in the Festival Kitchen and we wanted to know which stalls he's planning on visiting over the weekend...

Good Times
and where to have them in Oxford
The Urban Dictionary defines ‘funsies’ as doing something for the fun of it, for good times, and we firmly believe that fun is something which should be prioritised whenever feasible. In

#Eat Local
The White Hart at Fyfield
Oxfordshire and its surrounds are famous for outstanding food and hospitality: from farms, growers and markets to cafes, pubs and restaurants. We are delighted to have the chance to feature some

Luxury dining at its finest offer some of the most extravagant and expensive dishes on the culinary scene. Not only are they mouth-watering, but they also have price tags that most diners will marvel at. Here's a detailed look at six of the most expensive and extravagant dishes globally.

Earlier this year, Little Clarendon Street was named one of the coolest places in the UK. The glowing report cited shops like Wild Honey and The Jericho Cheese Company, as well as community hub, Common Ground, and the now departed Wilding restaurant. Happily this prime venue has not stayed vacant for long. Kibou, the Japanese Kitchen and Bar, has opened its latest outpost in Jericho, and I went along to try out their contemporary and very stylish take on Japanese classics and street food.