Turl Street Kitchen, Oxford

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Komakino . left this review about Turl Street Kitchen

Occupying a corner plot on the narrow Turl Street off Broad Street, this is a busy, rustic kitchen accessed up a flight of steps in a Georgian-style building in central Oxford. It offered Rebellion IPA as a cask ale (£1.85 a half) with one other pump unclipped, as well as four bottled options - three from West Berks and TT Landlord. The seating areas are either side of the servery located a few steps down - the high-ceilinged boxy room which occupies the corner of the building is more favoured, although you might have to be prepared to share. Plenty of foreign accents and plummy ones too and note that the serving format seems to be order food and drink then shuffle to the left to collect your drinks, so you run the risk of waiting behind multiple hot drink-based orders.

On 7^th November 2016 - rating: 3
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