Eat and drink · Bicester
The Double Red Duke, Bicester Village
The Bicester Village restaurant of the Double Red Duke at Clanfield: a British grill open all day, with breakfast from 9am, pies, steaks and Sunday roasts, and tables bookable online from 9am to 4pm.
Family-friendly · Car-free · Rainy days
The plainest British plate at Bicester Village: a full breakfast before the shops open their doors, a pie or a steak by the fire later on. On a busy day, book a table online before you set out.
- Good: Open all day, breakfast from 9am
- Good: Sunday roasts and a children's menu
- Good: Halal options, the Village says, with a halal mark on the menus
- Good: A fire to sit by in winter, the Village says
- Worth knowing: Online tables only from 9am to 4pm in November 2026, and no phone number published
- Worth knowing: A discretionary 13.5% service charge is added to the bill
About
The Double Red Duke is at Clanfield, Oxfordshire, where you can also stay, and this is its restaurant at Bicester Village. It serves a British menu all day, from a classic English breakfast at 9am to flame-grilled steaks, roasts and puddings, and it has a fire to sit by in the colder months.
On the October 2026 menu, bar snacks such as a sausage roll are £6, and starters run from wild mushroom soup at £10 to baked scallops at £16. Mains include a leek and potato pie at £19, fish and chips at £22 and a cow pie with mash at £22.50. From the chargrill, the beef is 28-day aged Hereford: a flat iron steak is £25 and a rib eye £45. Sandwiches include a lobster roll with fries at £25. The set menu is £25 for two courses or £30 for three. Prices include VAT, and a discretionary 13.5% service charge is added.
Halal, vegetarian and plant-based dishes are marked, and there is a children's menu. Tables can be booked online, for breakfast from 9am and the all-day menu from noon; in November 2026 the last online table was at 4pm, and the Village page says lunch is walk-in only, so check when you book. Groups of six or more are asked to email.
Opening hours and season
The Village page gives 9am to 9pm, the same as the Village itself, and the menu says breakfast is from 9am. Its booking page offered tables only from 9am to 4pm in November 2026.
The details
- Food
- Modern British · Grill and steak
- Serving
- Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner · Sunday lunch
- Dietary
- Vegetarian dishes · Vegan dishes · Children's menu
- Booking a table
- Booking recommended
- Features
- Restaurant · Bar · Open fire
Photos
The bar 
The dining room 
Lobster and chips 
Breakfast
Location
Places to stay nearby
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Premier Inn Bicester
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The Littlebury Hotel, Bicester
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Travelodge Bicester
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Nearby walks, places and things to do
Sights nearby
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Bicester Village
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An open-air designer outlet on the south side of Bicester, with more than 150 boutiques on pedestrian streets, open seven days a week since 1995. It has its own station, with trains from London Marylebone and Oxford, and the old town is a short walk away.
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St Edburg's Church, Bicester
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Bicester's Grade I parish church, grown from a Norman church with a central tower into the big Perpendicular church of today. Inside are brasses from about 1500, Georgian monuments by Scheemakers, Wilton and Westmacott, and a Morris & Co. window of 1866.
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Bicester Market Square
Sight · Historic building · Bicester
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Garth Park, Bicester
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Bicester's town park: about 9 acres of lawns, specimen trees and formal beds round Garth House, a Victorian hunting lodge given to the town in 1946. It has the 1732 bell of the old Town Hall, a bandstand, a café and play areas, a few minutes from Market Square.