The Alice — Restaurant in Oxford

The Alice Oxford is a restaurant on Beaumont Street in Oxford. Known for its academic atmosphere and historical buildings, The Alice is popular for Afternoon Tea with Nyetimber Classic Cuvee, ideal for a special occasion. Locals and visitors enjoy it for casual lunches and celebratory dinners. It's a relaxing spot in the heart of the city.

Established in 1927, The Alice is a Grade II Listed building with Art Deco architecture. Originally a private residence and hotel, it now serves British cuisine with a contemporary style. The decor blends Art Deco with inspiration from Osbert Lancaster and Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Warm lighting creates an elegant atmosphere. The Drawing Room is a particularly striking space. With space for around 60 people, the historical surroundings offer a lively, yet relatively quiet, dining experience.

The Alice functions as a restaurant serving seasonal, locally sourced British dishes. It’s a good spot for quick weekday lunches and leisurely weekend dinners. The venue is family-friendly and accepts group bookings. A highlight is Afternoon Tea in The Drawing Room, often accompanied by live piano music. The cocktail menu, inspired by Oxford’s history, is another option for a social evening. Reservations are recommended.