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Objects of Use is nestled in the heart of Oxford's
Market Quarter. We are situated on Market Street,
adjacent to the historic Covered Market and
surrounded by the striking architectural heritage
of Oxford. A stone's throw from Oxford's museums, galleries,
restaurants, rivers and parks, there are plenty of
opportunites to capitalise on a visit to the area!
This beautiful corner of Oxford boasts a range
of independent stores, great for antiques, books,
stationery, handmade chocolates and gelato, artisan
cheeses, great wines and more, as well as any
number of places to rest your feet and fill up on
something tasty.
Objects of Use is nestled in the heart of Oxford's
Market Quarter. We are situated on Market Street,
adjacent to the historic Covered Market and
surrounded by the striking architectural heritage
of Oxford. A stone's throw from Oxford's museums, galleries,
restaurants, rivers and parks, there are plenty of
opportunites to capitalise on a visit to the area!
Places of Note
The Covered Market
Located right next door to OoU, and in the heart of the city centre, Oxford's Covered Market dates back to the 1770s and is renowned for its status as one of the oldest continually operating markets in the country. Home to over 50 specialist independent traders, each selling their own unique variety of goods, the market is also home to a wide selection of cafes and bars, where you can find cuisine from around the world, as well as fantastic home-made gelato or heritage wheat bread.
The Market Quarter
Our beautiful and historic corner of Oxford is full of architectural delights and home to many of Oxford's independent and family-run businesses, including clothiers, vintners, stationers, ceramicists, antique jewellers, second hand book shops and more. Home to Exeter, Lincoln and Jesus Colleges, this Quarter represents a co-mingling of Town and Gown.
The Missing Bean
We can’t imagine life without the Missing Bean — just around the corner on Turl Street, this small but bustling cafe serves coffees made with their own roasted beans, as well as pastries and sandwiches.
Oxford's Market Quarter
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