Looking for a tasty Thai restaurant in Oxford? Leave it all to Thaikhun's fragrant curries and grilled chicken skewers. With a boat suspended from the ceiling, a tuk tuk by the bar and bric-a-brac aplenty, this George Street haunt is as much a feast for the eyes as it is an empty stomach.

If you're after fun places to eat in Oxford, beer specialists BrewDog are here to satisfy empty bellies with an epic selection of pub food. Make your way to this Cowley Road spot, for thirst-quenching craft brews, cool interiors and a stunning roof terrace. 

Situated on the rooftop of the Westgate Centre in Oxford, The Alchemist is an ideal location for tasty grub with pals. Enjoy tucking into their delicious breakfast dishes with bottomless bubbles, or opt for a few small plates while overlooking the stunning city.

Open from breakfast 'til late and offering a plethora of seasonal big plates, it's no wonder The George Street Social is one of our top Oxford city centre restaurants. Delve into tasty grub over a few board games, or gather your pals for a cocktail night complete with classic tipples.

If you're searching for Italian restaurants in Oxford, then head to Westgate's Pizza Pilgrims. Whether you're hungry for wood-fired slices or garlic bread, this eatery really is home to some of the best doughy delights in the biz. Fancy some booze? Check out their wine or beer selection.

Fronting swish, bistro-style interiors in one of Oxford's most famous buildings (the 1000-year-old Mitre), Gusto is a delightful Italian restaurant whipping up classic and modern dishes to keen diners. Take a seat in the Grade II-listed building to tuck into the likes of scallop and prawn ravioli, honey and balsamic-glazed duck breast, and marghertia pizzas.

Housed within the Westgate shopping centre, Mowgli is a top place to eat in Oxford. At this fabulous venue, you'll get to dig into mouthwatering Indian street food, including chicken curries, tea-steeped chickpeas and lamb chops.

If you're on the hunt for quirky places to eat in Oxford, then The Breakfast Club is a firm choice. Home to an all-day breakfast, this hotspot is serving up all manner of treats to satisfy any cravings, including stacked brioche French toast and disco hash. Plus, their tropical tiki bar hosts its own bottomless brunch too.

You can always rely on Slug and Lettuce for wallet-friendly meals in the heart of Oxford. From cheesy chicken wings to katsu curries, this crackin' spot has a boatload of plates to enjoy. To top it off, there's also a patio and beer garden for alfresco dining.

The original home of gourmet burgers, GBK Oxford really know their beef. Their 6oz patties are made using 100% British, grass-fed beef, with cuts hand-selected from chuck, brisket, flank and 30-day dry-aged steak. Chargrilled and topped with flavours ranging from blue cheese to the spicy Rocket Man, these meals start at just £8. Beef not your thing? Pick chicken or veggie options instead, paired with 3 for £10 sides.

Home to French cuisine, Pompette is a fabulous spot for fine dining in Oxford. Expect melt-in-the-mouth dishes, including grilled lamb cutlets or halibut with spinach and crab bisque. If you're thirsty, they also have a stunning bar that offers bespoke concoctions.

On the hunt for Michelin star restaurants in Oxford? Then head to The Nut Tree Inn for some first-class eats. Touting a 7-course tasting menu alongside an impressive a la carte, this drool-worthy spot is perfect for date nights or special occasions. As for drinks? Check out the wine selection.

Home to a quintessentially British afternoon tea, and a crackin' range of seasonal dishes, it's no wonder why the Quod Oxford menu has quite the reputation. Head to this city centre location to enjoy tasty eats in the stunning dining space, or Italian-style heated terrace.

Fancy a tour of the world with food? Yup. From Japan to Mexico, COSMO Oxford is whipping up a fabulous range of eats for those of you craving international flavours. To top it off, this glorious venue has an open kitchen space, so you can watch the chefs work their magic.

Located in Summertown, 215 Kitchen & Drinks combines exceptional cuisine with a more relaxed feel. You might have spied executive chef Paul Welburn on The Great British Menu, but now it's your chance to chow down on this fine British fare. Think scallops and succulent venison.

If you're looking for the best restaurants in Oxford city centre, then check out Comptoir Libanais. This stunning eatery not only offers vibrant interiors inspired by souks in the Middle East, but they also serve up Lebanese plates, from meaty tagines to homemade dips. Yum.