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This year we are staying at Lady Margaret Hall (LMH), which lies to the north of the town centre. The college entrance is at the end of Norham Gardens and is shown on the map that is with the restaurant guide. There aren't many places close by to eat outside college, but this will inform you of the ones we thought most suitable. We hope this will help you making a choice.
Lady Margaret Hall is situated towards the North of Oxford and is away from the main shopping areas.. There are a few restaurants nearby, located in North Parade Avenue mainly. See the map for details.
On the map are two points marked B. These are the bus stops mentioned in the guide to getting to Lady Margaret Hall.
Jee Saheb, Indian. 01865513773. This used to be called Bagicha and was very good last year. Starters from £3 to £6, main courses from £5 to £11.
The Rose And Crown. Pub. Typical English pub food.
Bon Appétit. Baguettes and sandwiches.
Luna Caprese, Italian. Starters from about £7, main courses from £11 to £17.
On The Hoof, sandwich stall.
Le Parisien, French style delicatessen.
Gardeners Arms. Pub. Typical English pub food.
Chez Gaston. Café and bar serving crêpes, pasta and baguettes. Prices up to £8.
Gee's. Modern English cooking. Starters around £12 and main courses from £17 to £22.
The Old Parsonage. A traditional Oxford restaurant which would need to be booked most probably. Main courses from £14 to £23.
Summertown is about 20 minutes walk North along Banbury Road and there are plenty of restaurants there. Alternatively you can walk or take a bus into central Oxford.
