Taylors Deli - Oxford

This was easily the worst bacon baguette I've ever had. Only 2 small, barely cooked rashers in a 10-inch baguette, with zero service and a cold, frothy coffee. I will never be coming back here.

Having used the different Taylors across Oxford, for a number of years I’m shocked at some of the poor comments they have received?! The service is always friendly and efficient, if you go at the peak of lunch trade it’s not as personable but it’s fast which means you get to eat the incredible food faster! Their specials are great and where they have them ready made it makes for a quick grab and go lunch! I treated myself to their ham and Brie baguette from the new shop in the covered market and had it warmed up...OMG cold day with a warm lunch, enjoyed every last crumb! Thank you

It appears that this restaurant has been heavily impacted by Covid. There were no shelves offering deli products, only a fridge with cans of drinks priced at £1.50 and a small selection of chocolate snacks at the cash register. My panini was decent, but the service was lacking enthusiasm and the sandwich counter looked quite empty. It's disappointing.

I purchased a brie and sundried tomato flatbread sandwich today, there were 2 of the skinniest pieces of brie inside, a few sundried tomatoes, and loads of black olives that I had to take out as they were unpleasant, thus leaving very little else. I had to pay £4.80 for this. Never again!

It’s probably the least salubrious of the Taylors locations in and around Oxford based in some sh!tty 1950 strip mall in a cr&ppy part of Botley near the ring road where they’re building all the new student accommodation. But the coffee’s excellent, you can park outside, the staff are helpful and there are plenty of great cakes and sausage rolls etc to be had. Great if you’re on the go. Frequent the other Oxford Taylors if you fancy something a bit calmer and posher!