We had received a very rude and abrupt welcome from the waitress at Cafe Loco, so my mum and I decided to look for a different place to eat and luckily stumbled across Queen's Lane Coffee House! They greeted us as soon as we walked...More

The team is very efficient and so sympathetic. They had prepared our breakfast, and they managed to welcome our group of 50 students. They were very helpful. It was a real pleasure to be in a such warm atmosphere so early in the morning.

It is supposed to be oldest coffee house in Europe. Whether it is or not it's very nice. Good coffee and some delicious cakes. Well worth the visit.

We had a very good lunch at this cafe. The sausages my husband had were excellent as was my salad. It was also good value and the staff were helpful and friendly. They certainly deserved the tip we left!

I can't count how many times during our stay we stopped here to have creamed tea. The scones were toasted and delicious. One of our favorite memories from Oxford is having tea here. The coffee was good too!!!!

One of the oldest coffee shops in England. While people usually tend towards cream teas and sandwiches there are some true hidden gems in the menu. The turkish food is great. Today we had a chicken brochette which was grilled chicken cubes on a bed...More

Tea and coffee were ok but oh my they toasted the scones for the cream tea. Yes you read that right they toasted the scones which made them revolting. I have never seen this in almost half a century of having cream teams the depth...More

Claiming to be the oldest coffee house in Europe, the place buzzes with activity and is very popular amongst students from Teddy Hall, Queens and Magdalene college. I spent a leisurely, enjoyable morning over a jumbo breakfast, a substantial offering, exceeding the full English with...More

Drawn in by the marketing - the oldest coffee house in Europe, established 1654 - and although the coffee was good, it was only luke warm. Followed shortly afterwards by the Jumbo Brunch (£9.95 for full English, including the coffee and orange juice), which strangely...More

This was the first place we noticed after arriving in Oxford on the Park & Ride bus. It was a really low key place with small, round tables nicely separated from each other. It was late morning so I ordered a bacon sandwich on a...More