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The Randolph hotel, another morse themed hostelry in Oxford but at the top end of luxury and expense. Table service only, £8 pound a pint, £300 pound a night ; I'll leave you to imagine the food prices. Well with a visit to experience the ambiance. Don't be put off thinking you have to be a resident
What an absolutely delightful place to have afternoon tea and relax. Excellent service executed by a dedicated and friendly team who are a wonderful credit to the venue
20th August 2023
Today's Sunday lunch was an absolute pleasure.
I was welcomed into Alice by Maitre D Damien and served by the fr
Very exclusive. Very expensive .
Very good. Our favourite bar in Oxford. No food really in here but the best cocktails you'll find.
A small comfortable hotel bar themed around the late actor John Thaw and the character he played, Morse, there are fine cocktails, a great selection of spirits and a knowledable barman. Prices are as high end as the location. Can be crowded in the day.
Service so slow, barman couldn't find the amaretto which was on the shelf in front of him, and served posh people with cards before myself and tourists who were there waiting for 15 minutes to get served 🤔, obviously only meant for the elite and not normal people, some Americans weren't impressed
I will give it five stars because I can't think of a single thing that was an issue or annoyance. It did seem different to when I last visited (last time was a long time ago), however I can not really explain how it is different. Maybe they moved the furniture around, or changed the furniture, I am
Perfect for a ladies afternoon cocktail break Lapping up the history. Table service. Comfy armchairs. Great cocktails!
A beautiful bar, warm and cozy. A great place for a cup of tea in a cold day.
Warm environment, great staff. Great drinks
Beautiful refurbishment, although I'd perhaps prefer it slightly smokier / darker.
Very much a tourist trap, decorated with many pictures of actor John Thaw portraying Morse. But also very comfortable, with a real fireplace, plush chairs, and attentive service. But also steep prices.
Stopped in for a Pimms after a day in the Ashmolean. Enjoyable!
Only drinks but as usual excellent
Cosy except for the draft from the outside door, service was slow but hotel was very busy.
Great place and excellent staff.
Excellently appointed cocktail bar with a plethora of black and white stills of John Thaw as Morse. Cocktails were lively.
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