This gallery is full of nostalgic old photos of Oxford's Indian restaurants, documenting how the staple industry has changed over time.
It includes photos of restaurants across the city and beyond, to the popular town and village restaurants that attract loyal customers for their renditions of Indian cuisine.
Oxford in the early 2000s was, much like today, filled with venues serving up international delicacies.
Azad Hussain, chef and manager at The Vine and Spice Indian restaurant in Long Wittenham, 2010 (Image: Andrew Walmsley)
Such eateries including in this non-exhaustive list include Al Mumbai Indian Restaurant, where head chef Muhammed Ali was shortlisted for an International Chef of the Year award, or Qumins Indian Restaurant in St Clement's and Majliss in Cowley Road.
Beyond the confines of the city, restaurants in places like Long Wittenham and Abingdon are pictured showing off their top-quality dining and valued presence in the community.
Take a look back through this Oxford Mail archive picture gallery to see nostalgic old photos of Indian restaurants in Oxfordshire over the years.
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