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| Carluccio's Caffé, Bicester & Oxford, Carluccio’s Caffés were established by well-known Italian chef Antonio Carluccio in 1991, and can now be found across the country. The contemporary, stylish Italian caffés also double up as delicatessens with a range of Italian products on sale including pasta, pastries, antipasta, jams, preservatives, wines and books. Carluccio’s Caffés are generally open from 8/9am in the morning for breakfast, to late at night for evening meals. Breakfast menus include croissant, scrambled egg with pancetta and fresh fruit. Please contact Carluccio’s to find out the opening hours of your nearest eatery. |
| Loch Fyne, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, 01491 845780
Loch Fyne began life as a business growing oysters in the clear, fertile waters of Loch Fyne, and is now a contemporary restaurant chain of around 38 sites, selling quality fresh fish and shellfish dishes. Established in 1998, Loch Fyne restaurants can be found throughout the UK, often in striking buildings. Visitors to the restaurant can choose from the a la carte menu or something simply such as oysters washed down with a glass of champagne. The main eating area in the Henley-on-Thames restaurant is located at the back of the building, and at the front is a café-bar for daytime coffees and evening drinks. |
| Café Rouge, All Over South East, Relaxed French dining café restaurants found on many high streets across the South East. Café Rouge is open all day for breakfast, lunch and dinner. For breakfast they provide of variety of choices including pastries, filled croissants, smoked salmon and scrambled eggs, savoury pancakes, a classic French breakfast of smoked ham and Gruyère cheese croque topped with a fried egg, and a traditional English breakfast. |
| Giraffe, Surrey & Oxfordshire, 0208 457 2776 (Head Office) Quirky relaxed café restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner in a casual setting. The breakfast menu lists a variety of choices including full English, waffles, pancakes, porridge, scrambled eggs with mushrooms, muffins and fruit. Located in Surrey in Guildford and Walton-on-Thames, and in Oxford. |
| The King's Arms Hotel, Woodstock, Oxfordshire, 01993 813636
Boutique style bar, restaurant and rooms in centre of the attractive village of Woodstock, a stone throw away from Blenheim Palace. The busy bar has a real buzz about it and is frequented by a mixture of age groups. A modern pub has wooden tables and chairs and a large bar that stretches the length of the drinking area. This is definitely a drinking pub. Of a morning locals pop into the pub to read the paper and enjoy a coffee or breakfast. The restaurant serves lovely food, and large portions, in a classy enviornment with black and white stone floors, open fireplace and darker wooden furniture. Such is the quality of the food it has been awarded an AA Rosette. The bedrooms are very nice. The Kings Arms is a nice allrounder with particularly nice staff.
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