Five Oxfordshire venues named finalists in British Kebab Awards
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 22 Oct, 16:33 · Archive
Five Oxfordshire businesses have been named finalists in the British Kebab Awards 2027, the 15th annual awards. They were selected from nearly 500 nominated businesses through public voting, with over 40,000 votes cast across 22 categories. A total of 283 UK businesses are competing this year.
The five Oxfordshire finalists are Antep Kebab House and Mr Souvlaki Banbury, both competing in Banbury; Antep Kitchen in Oxford; Best Kebab Van in Chipping Norton; and Grove Kebab Van. Antep Kebab House is competing in the best delivery category, Mr Souvlaki Banbury in best Greek restaurant or takeaway group, and Antep Kitchen for customer satisfaction. Grove Kebab Van was also named in the best kebab van of the year category at the British Kebab Awards in 2025.
Ibrahim Doğuş, founder of the British Kebab Awards, said: 'Congratulations to all 283 finalists. Reaching the final is a significant achievement, and this year's finalists reflect the talent and hard work of the whole industry — from independent family businesses to larger restaurant groups.' He added that more than 6,000 nominations showed 'how strongly people support these businesses' and that the awards have 'become one of the largest, if not the largest, cross-party events of the year'.
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- Five Oxfordshire venues named finalists in British Kebab AwardsThe British Kebab Awards 2027 are back, and this year five Oxfordshire businesses have been named as finalists in the 15th annual awards.Oxfordshire Guardian · 22 Oct, 16:00
- Five Oxfordshire venues named finalists in British Kebab AwardsThe British Kebab Awards 2027 are back, and this year five Oxfordshire businesses have been named as finalists in the 15th annual awards.Oxford Mail · 22 Oct, 16:00
In this story: British Kebab Awards · Ibrahim Doğuş · Oxfordshire · Antep Kebab House · Mr Souvlaki Banbury · Antep Kitchen · Grove Kebab Van
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