Treadwell
Treadwell is the restaurant at The Store hotel, on the corner of Cornmarket and Broad Street in central Oxford. It describes its cooking as untraditionally British, with bold flavours and produce from the surrounding countryside, and serves from breakfast through to dinner for hotel guests and walk-in diners alike.
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Treadwell Restaurant
The cooking
The kitchen takes British dishes and gives them unconventional twists, with an emphasis on ingredients from the farms and producers around Oxfordshire. On Sundays the menu turns to roasts with all the trimmings, which makes it a useful option in a city centre where good Sunday lunches can be hard to find without a drive. The restaurant opened alongside the hotel in 2024, in the former Boswells department store building, one of the city's best-known shopping landmarks.
All-day dining
Because it is a hotel restaurant, Treadwell runs from breakfast to dinner. That flexibility means it works for an early meeting, a long lunch between colleges and museums, or a pre-theatre dinner. The restaurant also hosts occasional special events such as literary-themed dinners. Breakfast is open to non-residents too.
Before or after
You are right in the centre: Broad Street, the Sheldonian and Blackwell's are a minute's walk away, and the hotel's rooftop bar is upstairs if you want a drink with a view of the spires afterwards (check its opening days). Tables can be booked online through the hotel website. Sunday roasts and weekend evenings are the busiest times.
Highlights
- Restaurant of The Store hotel
- Untraditionally British cooking with local produce
- Open from breakfast to dinner
- Sunday roasts
Good to know
- Book online via The Store website
- Rooftop bar upstairs is over-21s and walk-in only
Frequently asked questions
Nearby
Sources: thestoreoxford.com · experienceoxfordshire.org