Church Green Kitchen

While in Whitney, Oxfordshire, England you need to try The Church Green Kitchen. The food is great and it’s a quaint little place with a friendly staff. The milkshakes are exceptional.

Mediterranean vegetables, giant couscous salad plate was covered in salad leaves and underneath probably a dessert spoon size of giant couscous and a few mixed veg. At £6.50 felt portion size was sparse.

We popped in for a quick bite to eat on a Saturday lunchtime. This place is quite small but I quite like that and we got a table for four upstairs. We had some nice baguettes and a cuppa that were served up in good time. No complaints would come again Voir le carte

Was okay for a lunch. Better than going to a chain. Leek patty was actually cold but rest was warm (could of been hotter). Preffered to have option of proper wholemeal bread toast with both the dishes the 2 of us had..3:5 deserves as tad better than average.

Called in here one evening, but had not realised it was there. Very intimate venue, but ideal for a quiet drink in comfortable surroundings. Guess you could call it quirky. Limited tables upstairs and down. Games available along with complimentary snacks. Coffee shop by day and wine bar by night. Offers also available. Worth a wonder by, but needs to advertise more.

Came in for a breakfast.... Full English added black pudding and 2 cokes £17 Under cooked eggs covered in clear slime Homemade beans where nice but taste didn't really go with a breakfast Over cooked sausage Under cooked tomato And the mushrooms?? Wtf not sure if there some kind of dehydrated mushroom or just old and shriveled Very poor show for the money Nice place friendly staff let down by poor chef Monday morning. Voir le carte

I recently visited a cafe and Taphouse called Brew, located in town. My wife and I decided to stop in for a drink on a Friday evening. We ordered a pint and a vodka and lemonade, which came to a total of £13.80. Unfortunately, we were surprised by the high prices as they weren't listed anywhere. We were a bit disappointed by this and probably won't be returning anytime soon. It's important to make a living, but charging lower prices might attract more customers. We weren't able to try the food as we ran out of money.

Six of us visited for a late Sunday lunch at this quirky restaurant, which also had an upstairs seating area. The staff were friendly, but they had to check with the chef every time we ordered a meal to see what was available. It would have been more efficient if the server knew what items were out of stock or limited. They didn't have a kids menu, but they were able to make posh fish fingers and chips for my son, which we appreciated. The food was delicious, including posh finger sandwiches, chips, burgers, club sandwiches, and bubble and squeak. We enjoyed the nice views over the green towards the church from our upstairs table. The restaurant wasn't too crowded, which was nice for our gro...

Went in and staff were lovely. Then all things changed. I was made to feel so uncomfortable all because I asked if dogs were allowed in the eating area. The man although very happy to go outside and wait, made damning comments in a very loud voice and then gestured through the window holding up his did and got several others involved. Then the waitress got involved and said he could come in with dogs and proceeded to go out and fuss the dogs taking them biscuits etc. But I did appreciate the man, although saying things at me through the window, did stay outside. However a man with a dog was sitting outside and then came in with his dog and sat on the table next to me shouting at me asking if... Voir le carte