Sundial
Shelves of freshly baked loaves in a warm bakery

41 Walton Street · Jericho · Oxford

Bread at seven.
Wine at five.

One room on Walton Street that changes its mind three times a day. Come for a loaf, stay for lunch, or turn up at dusk when the tables get pushed together.

07:00 Bakehouse from seven, kitchen from eleven, wine room from five.

07:0023:00
  • Bakehouse 07–11
  • Kitchen 11–16
  • Wine room 17–23

Three services, one small room

Walk in before six · Book after

Rustic loaves stacked in a bakery window

Bakehouse

07:00 – 11:00, daily

Two bakers, one deck oven, and a counter that empties by mid-morning. Coffee from Missing Bean, down the road.

  • Sourdough, whole£5.50
  • Cardamom & orange bun£4
  • Bacon on a milk bun£7
A plate of food on a table with two glasses of wine

Kitchen

11:00 – 16:00, Tue – Sun

Small plates, one big thing to share, and yesterday's bread put to work. The menu is written each morning after the market.

  • Cod's roe, warm flatbread£8
  • Ricotta dumplings, sage£16
  • Half a roast chicken£26
A glass of red wine on a table beside candlelight

Wine room

17:00 – 23:00, Wed – Sat

Candles on, tables pushed together, twelve by the glass. Mostly low-intervention, some of it from twenty minutes up the road.

  • Bacchus, Chiltern Hills£8
  • Anchovy, butter, toast£7
  • Comté, 24 month£8
The dining room in the afternoon, wooden tables and warm light

Since 2019

It started as a table outside the launderette

Ellie baked at home and sold what was left on Saturdays, on a trestle table on Walton Street. When the old print shop at number 41 came up, we took it with no real plan beyond keeping the oven busy all day.

So the room does three jobs. It's a bakery in the morning because that's when bread is best. It's a kitchen at lunch because the oven's already hot. And it's a wine room in the evening because someone has to eat the bread that didn't sell.

Seats
34
Loaves a day
120
By the glass
12
Rows of golden bread rolls in metal baking trays
The house rule

We bake what we want to eat, and we sell it until it's gone.

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