I was so glad I booked, we went away in half term, absolutely fabulous place, full of ambience, quite an extensive menu,we both had the beef. It was very busy but absolutely fantastic service, it was great and we had a fantastic evening.

Feel nervous about writing a review! Great find, don't want it to get more popular. Service excellent by young lady(French?) food superb, had 2 course set menu. Will come again

I went here with my boyfriend for a Valentine's meal (they offered a set menu) and we had a fantastic time. The bistro part where we were sitting is tucked away behind the actual pub - it's an intimate setting but doesn't feel crowded. The...decoration has a vintage, maximalist vibe that really works. Everyone we met - from the lady I spoke to over the phone when booking, to the bar staff, to the waiters who served our meal - was really friendly and helpful. And the food! Every course was absolutely delicious and we also had some really nice lemonade to accompany it. I must make special mention of our dessert, which was a platter of mini desserts to share between us. The presentation was beautiful (picture does not do it justice) and the taste was even better! Could not have asked for a lovelier evening.More

Was really impressed with this place! Had read about it online and chanced a table with a friend to try the food here. It really did not disappoint. The food is served in a quirky, maximalist back dining room (love!), I could barely peel away...from exploring the walls to even keep a conversation. This is reflected in the quirky clientele which adds another layer of depth to the pub’s atmosphere. The food really is lovely. My friend had the king prawn starter dish, which was thoroughly enjoyed. I had the rosee du matin for main and it was absolutely delicious! Will come back just for that dish to be honest. Our waitress seemed a bit distracted and thus kind of inattentive throughout the stay but I think it was just an off day as the diners around us were well attended to by other members of the team. Nevertheless, I’d definitely be keen to come back and try more of the very reasonably priced menu.More

Stopped in here for a pint on the way back to the nearby train station. Good old fashioned pub, with lots of memorabilia on the walls and ceilings. Good beer too.

In the lovely setting of Jericho, just behind the very interesting St. Barnabas church, the Old Bookbinder Ale House is in the same time a beautiful, atmospheric pub (see photo) and a great French restaurant. The food is delicious, the choice ample, prices very reasonable,...service excellent - the waiters even wear striped tops a la Francaise. We has king prawns, beef Bourgignon, Seabass, a mousse and a salted caramel ice cream: all delicious. No sign of old book-binding activity, but many drinkers sitting at the bar - which is always a good sign. We'll definitely be back.More

a part of 6 on Fri 10th Dec, great decor, toilets are fabulous and clean, attentive staff, absolutely amazing food quality and price, thanks very much, would definitely recommend.

Meal with my daughter and father. Thoroughly recommend all the dishes we had: Steak, mussels, prawns, bourguignon , pork cutlet. Very good beer. However, menu seems more limited than before - snails for one have slid off! Having said that I'll return.

Had an excellent lunch with friends, gluten free was my key reason tk choose this out and I was not disappointed. Attention to detail shone through in service, food, and issue resolution was absolutely no problem. As simple as a bread portion being checked and...spotted as wrong had my meal returned to the kitchen to have a clean plate provided with the meal and fresh GF bread freshly put of the ovenMore

this pub was a hidden gem with amazing old memorabilia decor and a cosy feel to it. The food was good but not out of this world and lacked a bit of flavour but comforting food and amazing friendly staff. We were then on quiz...night and this was great fun and thankfully we didn't come last!More

The food was excellent. The beer was good and so was the wine. The night we were there was ‘Open Mic’ night and the quality of the musicians was superb. Overall a great ambience, excellent decoration, a pub with a magical warm glow. I’d go...back every week if I lived in Oxford.More

I expected this to be good from the reviews but it was disappointing . Food very average. Table in dark room with virtually no windowsMore