The Nosebag - Carte

had forgotten a suppe (kartoffel and soup) to ask no butter with the brot. was really good and fast service

in the regular more than a vegan option on the net, a few delicious vegan cake options, not milk milk. large independent place.

the food tastes as good. the place is very soothing and peaceful, and the people there are so nice and friendly. authentic oxford charme and gnade. Voir le carte

I was a bit torn on how many stars to give this restaurant. A year ago, I would have given it 4 stars, but now I think 3 stars is more fitting. I have dined at the Cellar twice.

This pub gig is the top spot in the city, and likely the most historic. With 45 years of experience, it has withstood the test of time. However, it is currently facing the threat of...

Had a lovely pear cake here wish we had come for a full meal! Would love to try more next time. Very relaxed, casual dining hangout, and perfect with a big group with self-serve style hatch. Voir le carte

I visited this restaurant once and had a positive experience. However, it's worth noting that Yelp doesn't provide the exact location of the restaurant. A tip for finding it: approach from the south.

The Nose Bag is one of the more traditional cafés in Oxford with its large wooden tables and chairs and small vases of flowers. This description is deceptive, however, as The Nosebag is far from ordinary. The food is what really sets this popular café apart as it is all home-made and very, very tasty. This café is an ideal destination if you fancy a cup of tea and a slice of cake (and what a selection there is to choose from) or if you would like something more substantial. As well as a varied array of salads, hot meals (for example lasagne, cottage pie etc) are offered.

The Nose Bag upstairs is reliable for very good,very big cakes, tasty and healthy looking food, and reasonable city centre cafe prices. Not eactly cheap, but a whole lot better than going to a big chain. It can be a slow process getting served, and seated because it is often busy, and its cafeteria style service, but that's mainly because people who know it go back there again and again. There is something very Oxford and local about it. The decor doesn't seem to ever change and it can feel a bit sticky, but that may be simply because of the amount of people that pass through. If you are in Oxford and need a tea and cake, or something a bit bigger I'd recommend it Voir le carte