Organic Deli Cafe - Oxford

We visited the organic deli cafe shortly before a tour through the university libraries. we told the employees that we were in a timetable and they were happy to serve us quickly. I am vegan and my partner is coeliac so that we often fight to find places we both enjoy eating. the breakfast menu organic deli cafe, however, had the choice for both of us and could be adjusted if possible. we both enjoyed our breakfast, but my partner said that the gluten-free pancakes were the best he ever tasted. it was the culinary highlight of our journey. the location is also something of a 'hidden gem', hidden down a side street that she could easily walk past. so keep them attentive! thank you. Bio-Bio cafe for so inclusive (from vegan and gluten-free needs), submission (from rushed customers), and providing great food!

Coffee of cinnamon or scholars ordered latte coffee with regular small water, good service, good prices, crew friend of the site.

My partner and I were meeting two friends who just bought coffee and were still drinking it. We were asked to leave in an incredibly rude way unless my partner and I also bought a coffee, which we were about to do since we had just arrived. The waiter took the two cafes of our friends and gave them back their money, insisting that the four of us left the place. I would not recommend 1/10

This is a very basic place, but if you want to smoke shisha, it is good to visit it: the service is quite slow and the place tends to be busy, so get ready to wait. There are some drinks and food in the menu to ask if you want to eat something too.

After a Saturday morning conference at Balliol, I expected to eat something at Ashmolean coffee, but there was no opportunity to have all the tables. So I came back from where I came from, hoping to find a place to eat while heading for Cornmarket. Everywhere it seemed to be busy, so I decided to go to a territory unknown by a small street, which is where I quickly found the coffee. The smoking area was empty, and I could see that there were also several seats available inside, so I came in.It wasn't clear if it was table service, that was, so I went to the counter, scanned the ceiling menu and asked for a tuna and cheese panini. You can't go too bad with that. There was no freshly squeezed orange juice, even though I was on the menu, but I was headed to an orange juice bottle in the fridge. That should do... The panini arrived quite quickly, and the service was kind. And I could see the BBC News channel while I was taking a few minutes of what would otherwise be a busy day. I'd love to show up again.