At the beginning of July, we were invited to enjoy a delightful dinner at No.1 Ship Street, a brasserie situated in the heart of Oxford. Having already had the opportunity to sample some of its best dishes from it A La Carte menu, we were excited to try out the seasonal menu. We learned during our first visit that No.1 Ship Street Brasserie puts together a seasonal and local produce menu on the first Wednesday of the month.
As the first Wednesday in August approaches, I thought now was the perfect time to inform both Oxfordians and tourists about this once a month menu shakeup. No.1 Ship Street Brasserie is not only an award-winning restaurant but one of our most favourite Oxford eateries. Located along ship street, the Brasserie is located not far from Oxford’s iconic Sheldonian Theatre and sits behind our favourite bookstore Waterstone.

Delightful Dinner at No.1 Ship Street Oxford
Eating in and around Oxford is always fun but our delightful dinner at No.1 Ship Street was something to remember. The local produce and seasonal menu were priced at £35 this includes a 3-course meal but drinks were not included. When you add the drinks, the cost per person is approximately £45 which a fairly good price for eateries in Oxford. What we love about No.1 Ship Street is you’re informed of where the ingredients came from.
The menu consisted of lamb which was bought from The Cotswolds Game and Meat company, a company located in Gloucestershire. Bonners is the company used for the fruits and vegetables and has a stall in The Covered Market. The covered market is a historic market in central Oxford which permanent stores and shops, it is located a stone throw away from the restaurant. Below is the menu we sampled and absolutely enjoyed.





| Three-Course Menu – £35.00 per person |
| Starter WILD SEA TROUT TARTAR crispy egg yolk, pea pancake, sea vegetables {salty fingers} |
| Main LOIN OF COTSWOLD MILK & GRASS-FED LAMB potato fondant, onion puree, pickled baby turnip, lamb jus |
| Dessert STRAWBERRY & PISTACHIO MILLE FEUILLE lemon sorbet |
When No.1 Ship Street informed us of the first Wednesday of the month special, we knew we couldn’t resist. We booked a table for 2 for 7 pm which seemed to be a perfect time as the restaurant was buzzing but not overly busy. As we already knew what we wanted, we informed the staff and within 20 minutes we drinks and our starter which was mouth-watering. What was funny was the starter looked too good we didn’t wanna spoil it.

The loin of lamb was cooked to perfection, a month on and I stick salivate thinking of the amazing dish. We thought the potato fondant was a creative idea that seemed to blend well with lamb. I am not a fan of turnips and often avoid them but this time I polished them off my plate with a big smile The portion size of the mains was absolutely perfect, though I wouldn’t have minded a second offering if it were possible.
I often joke that no matter how full I might be, I always have room for dessert because I infect have 2 stomachs. As an adult, I can not recall such a time
I am so glad we had the opportunity to taste out the July seasonal and local produce menu, we are excited to see what the August menu has to offer. Whilst our first collaboration with No.1 Ship Street was complimentary, this visit was not. I believe in putting my money where my mouth is, it is a lovely restaurant serving up some of the best dishes I Oxford. It is a perfect location for lunch or dinner dates, girl catch-up and much more.
We had such a delightful dinner at No.1 Ship Street and can not recommend it enough to all Oxfordians and tourists. Make sure to check out their website for upcoming events and to book your visit. We highly recommend checking out the seasonal and local produce menu every first Wednesday of the month.












Ivana says
This looks amazing. I am hoping to visit Oxford this summer so it’s great to know about this lovely place, thank you.
Sonia says
Oh my goodness this all looks so delicious! I’ll definitely be checking this place out next time I’m in Oxford 🙂
mightymamabear2017 says
It all looks delicious! It looks really nice and cosy too. We’ll have to check it out next time we’re in Oxford.
Siobhan McLoughlin says
My brother is moving to Oxford soon! I will sure to tell him about this venue! (And hopefully I will get to go when I visit him!)
Tracey Kifford says
That all looks SO good! Could eat it all right now!
Jenni says
You had me sold at “lamb cooked to perfection”. If I ever find myself in Oxford I’ll definitely check this place out!
clare minall says
not really a fan of dinner because im a brealfast person so i am usually full when it’s dinner time but I don’t mind eatimg all of these
Sabina Green says
Oh wow, it all looks and sounds so good. Nothing like discovering somewhere where you could return to time after time. Looks fab!
Lucie from Lucielovesit.com says
oh my lord I’m so hungry after reading this!
Your photos are absolutely stunning but my gosh I bet the don’t do it all justice! Lemon sorbet is my absolute fav and ugh it looks so good!
Lyndsey O'Halloran says
Wow, the food looks amazing! I love finding a place that you like so much that you want to go back.