Jazz At The Big Bang: Continuing the theme of bringing the best of local and national fayre to The Big Bang, Jazz at the BB introduces established performers from the UK Jazz Scene to this growingly popular intimate jazz club.
The restaurant specialises in sourcing all foods and drinks practicable from within a radius of 20 miles and serves only Sausages and Mash - both meaty and vegetarian, but all of the very highest quality, earning it the title of Best Sausage and mash dish in Britain 2005 and the third best place to dine in Britain for under £50 by the Independent Newspaper.
Located in Walton Street, in Jericho, the bohemian quarter of Oxford, this restaurant seating 70 customers over two floors is the perfect place to visit to see the best of Oxford, ideally combining your visit with a Wednesday night to experience the weekly jazz clubs, more of which can be read about on our web site thebigbangoxford dot co dot uk!
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