The Rose Cafe Oxford: frequently asked questions

Yes. A March 2023 Cherwell review describes a traditional afternoon tea with finger sandwiches, cake, scones with clotted cream and a hot drink. Deliveroo lists a standard afternoon tea at £22.50 per person.

Deliveroo lists a cream tea at £13.00. It is two scones with strawberry jam, clotted cream and a tea or coffee. In-shop prices may differ from delivery prices.

Yes. The cafe opens at 8 AM, and Cherwell describes sourdough toast breakfasts. Sluurpy also lists an omelette among popular dishes.

Yes, according to the sources we read. Cherwell says vegan options run across the menu, and Sluurpy lists a vegan open sandwich. Tripaligner also lists vegetarian and gluten-free options, so ask staff about any dietary need.

Cakes, pastries and scones are baked in-house, according to Cherwell (March 2023). The same review says the cafe favours local suppliers.

Wanderlog lists more than 15 teas, including Strawberry & Rose and Wild Rooibos. Cherwell notes a wide range from strong to mild, and the house blend is Oxford Tea.

They come from the public sources named on the menu page, read on 13 November 2026. Only two prices were confirmed, both from Deliveroo, and in-person prices can differ.

Google Maps showed 4.3 out of 5 from 392 reviews on 13 November 2026. Ratings change, so check the listing for the latest.

Tripaligner lists high chairs and table service. That is a third-party listing, so call 01865 244429 to check.

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