>Oxford’s most beautiful restaurant
Housed in a Victorian conservatory in North Oxford, Gees Restaurant & Bar bursts with the warmth of the Mediterranean. Serving dishes that take their cue from the seas and soils of Italy and Spain alongside cocktails of character, it offers a rustic yet chic dining and drinks experience.
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Do you have a car park?
We don’t have private parking at Gees. However, there is free two-hour parking on nearby Canterbury Road and maximum stay two hours Pay & Display parking on Norham Road. The restaurant is also easily accessible by public transit via Oxford’s Park & Ride services. Buses run regularly from early morning until late in the evening, taking you directly to the city from any of the five Park & Ride sites around the ring road.
Do you have complimentary Wi-Fi?
Yes, complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi is available throughout the restaurant.
Are you dog-friendly?
Gees is fully dog friendly, inside and outside. Please feel free to bring your furry companions.
Are you licensed for weddings?
Yes, our entire venue is licensed for wedding ceremonies, accommodating wedding parties for up to 30 and receptions for 50 in Gees Gallery.
Is smoking and vaping allowed?
We don’t allow smoking or vaping on the premises. However, we do have a small smoking area beside the entrance to the restaurant.
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Alan Blunt
3 months agoGreat place for brunch away from the crowds. Short walk put of tbe centre and close to park entrance. Food was very good. Service entertaining and polite. Environment stylish and quiet. Great coffee.
Kelly Chan
a month agoWe had a wonderful dinner date at Gees. Very delicious food and fresh. Strongly recommend.
Afroz Ahsan
11 months agoI recently enjoyed a fantastic lunch at Gees Restaurant in Oxford, and it was a delightful experience. The atmosphere was inviting, with a charming setup that enhanced the dining experience. I ordered a classic burger with a side of fries, which was perfectly cooked and full of flavor. The burger was juicy and had a great combination of fresh ingredients, including crisp lettuce and melted cheese, while the fries were golden and crispy. The service was attentive and friendly, making me feel welcome from the moment I arrived. Gees is a wonderful spot for a casual yet high-quality meal in Oxford. I’ll definitely be returning and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a delicious lunch with a lovely ambiance.
Mark Romme
7 months agoWe had a wonderful Valentines dinner at Gees. The food was wonderful and atmosphere perfect for a date. The specials of the evening were really great as well! If we're ever in Oxford again we will dine here again.
Jacob Wigley
2 months agoBelieve it or not, I’ve had my eye on going to Gees for 6 years, since I first came to Oxford for my undergrad in 2019! Yesterday, I went for the first time to celebrate my birthday. The ambience has always looked lovely, and that lived up to expectations. The staff were also very kind, professional, and attentive. Unfortunately, and I actually feel a bit for saying this, but the food was just really bad… Two on my table ordered the gnocchi, which was genuinely awful: it was in every respect just like eating mashed potatoes, without flavour or texture. Two of us had different spaghetti dishes, which were fine, but nothing different to what you could make at home in 20 minutes. A couple of us, myself included, are actually ill today with a bad stomach. The common trait is that we all had the crab for starter and are unwell today, but that could just be a coincidence. The steaks were very average, at best. Overall, after a long time wanting to go, I left feeling pretty disappointed, and that’s a shame. Again, I’d like to reiterate that the staff were great, and the cocktails were also really nice. It’s just the food! Maybe I came on a bad day, who knows.