Food

A couple of the Oxford Hub's favourite restaurants and cafés in town, serving fairtrade and/or organic food:

•  Alpha Bar, the Covered Market): delicious, fresh sandwiches and salads
• Vaults and Gardens, in the University Church by the Radcliffe Camera: breakfast, lunch and tea, with a discount for students during certain hours (www.university-church.ox.ac.uk/infor/vaults.htm)
• The Magic Cafe, 110 Magdalen Rd, Cowley: an excellent choice of vegetarian food
• Greens Café, St Giles: soups and sandwiches, wonderful cakes and fairtrade ice-cream, as well as wireless internet access and plenty of seating
• The Big Bang, 124 Walton Street: organic, locally sourced sausages in every imaginable flavour, with plenty of veggie options (www.thebigbangrestaurants.co.uk)
• AMT: If you're looking for a quick coffee and want a more ethical option, try AMT in Cornmarket Street or outside Westgate Shopping Centre on Queen Street. It offers a widerange of fairtrade coffees made with organic milk, all at competitive prices (www.amtcoffee.co.uk)

These examples prove that eating in Oxford can be enjoyable, healthy and sustainable - the variety is enormous, the choices endless. To find out more about the importance of eating organic/fairtrade and how it can be made easy, click here....