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4.1/5

(464 reviews)

From lunchtime to party time, our food is brilliant for every occasion! Or pop in for a great-value lunch with the old gang. Our children’s menu is excellent too with healthy choices. Behind the bar, you’ll find the real ale we’re famous for alongside cra

4.5/5

(1,022 reviews)

The beauty of The Punter isn’t just aesthetic or lifestyle related, although it’s a damn fine excuse if you need one, because the food holds up its end of the bargain as well with a price tag to match

4.6/5

(2,767 reviews)

The Perch is Oxford’s best kept secret. A destination Inn on the Thames serving excellent, farmhouse-style British food with a seasonal edge and open to all.

4.2/5

(3,065 reviews)

The Slug and Lettuce forms part of the re-development of the historic Oxford Castle heritage site in the centre of Oxford. It remains a firm favourite amongst Oxford's discerning diners and those s

4.4/5

(695 reviews)

Classic 19th-century pub with an ornate tiled floor, serving locally great brewed beer and gins to name a few. We have a real passion for cask ale, which you can see after the pub made it into the

4.0/5

(3,700 reviews)

Next door but one to these premises is Oxford University’s history faculty, originally the city’s High School for Boys. The comic actor Ronnie Barker was a former pupil and later one of the Two Ronnies. Probably their best-known sketch was ‘Four Candles’.

4.3/5

(719 reviews)

A literal stone's throw from Carfax, the crossroads that marks the centre of the city of Oxford, Old Tom has provided a welcome watering hole for Oxford's town and gown since at least the end of the 17th century.

4.3/5

(1,708 reviews)

You will find The Crown in Oxford within a short stroll of Queens Street, Carfax Tower and High Street - however you won't find another like it.