Enjoy Victors at Oxford’s Westgate

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October 15, 2024

Enjoy everyday luxury and escape to Victors with the best view in Oxford. Experience our modern Asian inspired menu and show stopping cocktails served under our iconic wisteria trees.

Beautiful, vibrant, upscale yet informal, Victors Oxford is the perfect restaurant for everything from celebrations to intimate dining, corporate events and group bookings. Located on the rooftop of Oxford Westgate, with views of Christ Church Cathedral, join us for cocktails, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner seven days a week and breakfast from 10am Saturday and Sunday.

A la carte – Enjoy everyday luxury and escape to Victors with our modern American-Asian inspired menu featuring a selection of sushi, small plates, steaks and larger plates designed to be shared, or eaten all to yourself. Our menu is bursting with flavour, freshness and flowers from our Crispy Tuna to the Yuzu Lemon Chicken.

With plenty of options for vegetarians and vegans there’s something for everyone whether you want to enjoy some of our classics or you’re seeking something more adventurous.


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