Brown's Cafe

We came into the town centre looking for somewhere to have a breakfast. We found this place on Google and dropped in. Food was great and at a reasonable price. Staff were super friendly too and very attentive. Would return if in the area again. To note there are no highchairs which could be an issue with small children.

Very nice traditional coffee shop with great sweets . Try the apple pie 🥧

I must admit that I became curious about the place after having seen it in a television series; once in Oxford I had to experiment. What a surprise to find that it has Portuguese touches in the decoration (clearly someone is a fan of Sporting football club) as well as in food - from the familiar pastel de nata, bolo de arroz (rice cake) and even pastéis de bacalhau (Portuguese cod fish cakes). If you aren’t a fan fear not as there is plenty of English dishes. I chose a mini English Breakfast for an early lunch and it was quite tasty. Good portion too, despite being mini. It is a pleasant establishment, inside the covered Market, very close to Market Street. You can’t miss it, there is a floating yellow teapot (and dormouse - remember Alice in Wonderland?) hanging from the rafters of the market just outside the entrance. It can become quite busy around lunch time. Staff is very friendly and helpful. I will certainly come back

If you are looking for a classic English breakfast place, this will be one of your best bets in town. The eatery is located in the covered market area of Oxford. The service was prompt and the staff were friendly and helpful.

Had my lunch after a long queue, very popular place with a lot of tourist and local students, the food is very classical British, everything is great only my request changing the bean to tomatoes was rejected due to the kitchen is too busy. That is very confusing to me I thought cut tomatoes into piece is more easier than cook beans