New Ground Coffee in Oxford: photos, reviews

About

New Ground Coffee in Oxford offers a sleek and modern escape with a trendy vibe. This spot is renowned for its reliable and consistently great coffee, boasting a fantastic, ever-changing variety of brews from Brazil. With friendly, knowledgeable staff ready to recommend the perfect cup, you'll feel right at home. The café not only excels at coffee but also offers delicious pastries and treats to complement your drink. For those interested in something stronger, a good selection of natural wines is available at reasonable prices. Completely accessible with low-level access and wide doors, New Ground Coffee ensures everyone can enjoy their offerings. Whether you're dropping by for a quick takeaway or planning to linger over a cappuccino or a glass of wine, New Ground Coffee promises a delightful experience without breaking the bank, adhering to a budget of up to 8 GBP per person.

Price

up to 8 GBP

Cuisines

Brazilian

Services

Takeaway

Offering

Serving alcohol

Payment

Payment by credit card

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible

Dishes and Beverages

Discover the standout dishes and unique drinks that define New Ground Coffee menu.

Cakes
Cappuccino
Chocolate
Coffee
Espresso
Baking
Wine

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

George Street (Stop A2)

Bus stop 146 m walk

Broad Street (Stop W1)

Bus stop 186 m walk

High Street (Stop L3)

Bus stop 178 m walk

Sightseeing Randolph

Bus stop 222 m walk

Magdalen Street (Stop C1)

Bus stop 124 m walk

Magdalen Street East (Stop C6)

Bus stop 88 m walk

4.2

based on 167 reviews

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4.2/5 167 reviews

Bo YANG

Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5

Dense espresso and stylish, simple interior design. 3.3 pounds for an espresso is a bit expensive though.

Mayur

Food: 5
Service: 3
Atmosphere: 4

New Ground Coffee in Oxford is a lovely spot with a clean, minimalist setup and really nice seating, although it isn’t a huge space. The atmosphere feels modern and well thought out. The coffee itself was excellent – the flat whites were perfect in flavour and texture, served in beautiful ceramic cups (which I know aren’t cheap!). Personally, I think they were closer to 5oz rather than 6oz, and I’d prefer the slightly larger size. At nearly £4 per flat white, it does feel on the higher end – if they were pitched around £3.30–£3.40, this would easily become my go-to café. Service-wise, the ladies working there were warm and friendly. The one male staff member, however, came across with a bit of an ignorant vibe and could definitely work on self-awareness – a friendlier approach and a simple smile would go a long way in a small, intimate café setting like this. Overall, though, the quality of the coffee makes it worth visiting. For me, it’s a spot I’d happily come back to every so often for a treat.

Donna Howes

Service: 5

A relaxing and comfortable place in the heart of Oxford to have a quality coffee or tea.