in Oxford WHERE TO SHOP AND EAT

Oxford is a hub of top-notch shopping and dining choices with high street shops and eateries next to independent retailers and cafes and exclusive designer brands - all waiting to be enjoyed!

Westgate Oxford

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FOOD & DRINKS CULTURE

Westgate Oxford is home to prestigious global brandsincluding high-end department store John Lewis & Partners - innovative restaurants and cafes, a five-screen cinema and sophisticated boutique bars. Visit Westgate’s roof top terrace for arresting views of the Oxford city skyline while you enjoy one of the many dining or drinking options! Some of our favourites include Pho, with its delicious and healthy Vietnamese-inspired street food, and Victors, offering affordable

Gloucester Green Market

American luxury in the form of signature small plates and fine wine.

HIDDEN GEMS

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Located just off bustling George Street, the Gloucester Green Market is a traditional openair market that operates from Wednesday through to Saturday.

Here you will find a vibrant selection of fresh and seasonal fruits and vegetables, cheese, baked goods, sweets and more. Don’t leave without trying the delicious street food served here, inspired by global cuisines.

The Covered Market Oxford

Home to a collection of independent shops, The Covered Market Oxford dates back to the 18th century and is a hub of wonderfully tucked-away retailers selling everything from books to clothing. Eating here is an experience you won’t find anywhere else in the city; watch the skilled bakers of The Cake Shop create masterpieces before popping in to buy a cupcake, kick start your day with a full English breakfast at Brown’s Cafe, or quench your thirst at a juicery, coffee shop or the rooftop cocktail bar. Nearby at Knoops on Turl Street,discover the perfect chocolate drink.

Where to Shop and Eat in Oxford

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High Street

Oxford’s picturesque and busy High Street, known locally as ‘The High’, runs from Carfax Tower all the way down and east to Magdalen Bridge. Aside from the multiple colleges lining the way, Oxford’s High Street features a

3 4 5 plethora of independent and high-end retailers, restaurants and the Visitor Information Point. In addition, Oxford’s High Street boasts England’s original coffeehouse - one that’s been around since the 1650s!

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Little Clarendon Street

Buzzing Little Clarendon Street has stylish boutiques, cheese shops, cafes and more. Walk to the end of Little Clarendon Street and you will find yourself in the relaxed and bohemian area of Jericho, which boasts more independent shops, bookstores and unique drinking and eating establishments.

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