The Oarsman from Marlow Menu

The restaurant is also easily accessible by municipal transportation. The closest station is Marlow, which is 654 meters away, otherwise, there are places to park 65 meters away at Dean Street.

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The Oarsman is a modern Bistro and Pub located on Spittal Street in Marlow. Our menu features bistro-style seasonal dishes from the open kitchen and small plates from the charcuterie and larder counter. Head Chef Scott Smith and Sous Chef Peter Webster, both award-winning chefs, create our seasonal dishes. Our extensive wine list includes fine and rare wines, as well as a diverse selection available by the glass. With over 300 wines from forty plus countries, including more than 200 grape varieties, we encourage you to try something new and unique. Our commitment to sustainability extends to our sourcing of local suppliers to ensure we serve the freshest, seasonal produce.

Last update: 28.12.2024

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What User likes about The Oarsman:
The food was delicious! I also got some excellent wine recommendations from the staff. You know it’s a great place when my steak-loving partner, who is an avid carnivore, is excited to take a photo of a veggie dish. The beetroot dish was a dream, and I couldn't get enough of it! View all feedback.

What User doesn't like about The Oarsman:
Sunday dinner was very good, meat was amazingly tender, but could have been rather hot on the table and a bit more generous with the heavy if the plate contains a big Yorkshire doll! two wee jugs between 3 means that everyone becomes aware of taking more than its share! View all feedback.

Great service beautiful appetizers, but everything is missing that little something and maybe too much on some erect

The staff was very attentive and the food delicious. this was a lunch on a Monday and the restaurant was quite empty, which influenced the general feeling of the place, but this is hardly her fault! will go again.

Very nice place to eat in marlow. the menu is small enough to offer seasonal well cooked products. the most admirable is the wine list with very wise choice of quite rare (natural) weeping that they cannot find in other local restaurants. it is great to have a restaurant that focuses me so on the selection of the wee!

Sunday dinner was very good, meat was amazingly tender, but could have been rather hot on the table and a bit more generous with the heavy if the plate contains a big Yorkshire doll! two wee jugs between 3 means that everyone becomes aware of taking more than its share!

It was a very busy evening and I think that they were understaffed it took ages to get them to take our order, well over 20 mins and probably nearer to 40 50 mins by the time we got our food, it was a good thing we had an early sitting as I was hungry. The food was quite salty as well. We could not finished the foccacia as it was too salty and the rest of the food did have a slight taste of salt. Otherwise, the staff were lovely and the food pretty tasty, I would definitely come back again just not order the bread.

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