Private hire: The conference room seats 30 people. The day delegate rate is £28 per person, and includes tea / coffee, biscuits, choice of menu for lunch, room hire, OHP screens, flipcharts, pens, pads and bottled water. Ensuite rooms and restaurant are also available for hire, as well as ample parking facilities.

Rambling riverside pub in the attractive village of Wolvercote, an hour's walk across Port Meadow (or a 10-minute drive from Oxford centre, up Woodstock Road and turn left). Peacocks, extensive outdoor seating, pretty bridge joining terrace to a private garden on the other side of the river. VERY popular in summer, especially with students taking visiting parents. Reopened March 07 after refurb.

Its foundations and use as a malt house and drinking tavern date back to 1381. Frequented by students, locals and celebrities alike. It's also where former Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke set a Guinness World Record for consuming a yard glass of ale in 11 seconds in 1963. Local legend also has it that former U.S. president Bill Clinton, while attending Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar, infamously "did not inhale" during an evening of carousing at the pub. Other famous guests include Richard Burton, Elizabeth Taylor, Tony Blair, CS Lewis, Stephen Hawking and the cast of Harry Potter.

A country pub near you oozing rural charm and rustic character, our picturesque surroundings provide the perfect backdrop for savouring the hearty, seasonal pubfood on our menu, and the carefully nurtured cask ales and fine wines gracing our bar. Dogs welcome in the garden. Special children's menu.

Dodo Pub establishment serving pizzas and burgers.

Unique and spectacular, the original Oxford roof terrace puts you in amongst the Dreaming Spires with unparalleled 360 degree views. The Roof is open year round, with a dedicated bar serving draught beers and cider, Pimm’s and Prosecco. Food from our kitchen is available on the roof and during the warmer months we operate a full restaurant service. Extensive awnings, gas burners and magical heated seats will keep you warm and dry in all but the worst of the weather. Tables are on a first come first served basis – no need to book. Even at the busiest times you can enjoy a couple of cocktails in our lounge while we find a space for you. Happy hour Mon - Fri 12-7pm (2 for £10 cocktails). Kitchen open Wed - Sun. Private hire for 30-300 including a DJ.

We pride ourselves on a perfect pint and we offer a range of real ales. We also have a great wine list and new gin menu. We believe the British pub has a fundamental role in its community to serve as a place for socialising, relaxing and enjoying quality products. A mix of customers are always welcome at the "Vicky arms", from families, tourists and locals to puntsman, ramblers and man's best friend. And at the Victoria you will always be guaranteed a perfect view, summer or winter. Our facilities include: free Wi-Fi, disabled access, high chairs and a large car park. Big garden rolling down to riverbank. Quizzes and occasional live music (including folk sessions).

We opened The Victoria in early 2008 after many years tending bar at Raoul's down the road. We have always had a passion for the British boozer and we really wanted to create a pub with great drinks, a world away from brewery owned chains, which we like to call an anti-gastro pub. We hope you like it too!

We're an 18th Century traditional village pub, serving modern and classic British pub food. We welcome families and dogs to our large garden in the summer and our cosy wood burning fireplace in the winter.

Smallish venue with emphasis on local rock & indie bands and top quality jazz. Stand out nights include The Spin Jazz Club (Thu): one of the best live contemporary jazz nights in the country, the club won the PRS Foundation Award for new music in 2002 & 2003. Klub Kakofanney (first Fri of each month): a psychedelic box of treats hosted by local legends Redox. Most events have a modest cover charge, typically prices range from about £5 to £12

A pub passionate about real ales/craft beers, and have been in the Good Beer Guide for 6 consecutive years as well as being awarded Oxford Camra Pub of the Year 2014 & 2017. They are famous locally for their range of Award Winning Pies, regularly offering a choice of around 8 different pies at any one time varying from Steak, dry cured bacon and Brewdog ale to Wild Mushroom & Asparagus with shallots and white wine. They've got a great pub garden, walled with Cotswold stone stables at the back. A real suntrap and perfect to enjoy a Pimms or glass of wine in the summer months.

Seasonal produce and fine wines served in a 15th-century gastropub with beamed ceilings and terrace.

Community-owned Free House which has a good range of well kept local ales. Regular live music events and sessions including the Oxford Jazz Kitchen Jazz Jam. BT sports as well as Pool, Darts and Aunt Sally. It hosts the local Farmers Market every Sunday Morning. Food served from 10am - 9pm on Sundays.

Located in the heart of the City sandwiched between Blackwells Bookstore and opposite the Sheldonian Theatre. A grade two listed building dating back to the 16th century. Famous for our Fish and Chips. Also famous for filming of Inspector Morse in the 1980's and more recently 'Lewis' and the new 'Endeavour'. Real ales and traditional home cooked food makes us a must visit when you are in Oxford.

Nearest pub to Oxford Brookes, on busy crossroads. Part of the Hungy Horse chain. Carvery, car park, etc.

Pretty rural pub serving Thai food.

Greene King pub in Abingdon. All the usual drinks and food on offer.

Near the Bladon Gate entrance to Blenheim Palace & opposite the churchyard where Sir Winston Churchill’s grave is to be found. Recent winner of the Best Village Pub Award, the pub has traditional British food at reasonable prices.

Delivery available through Deliveroo. izza and a pint is what we believe in. All of our ingredients are carefully selected by our Italian head chef, with our best ingredients imported from Italy every week. We make our dough fresh every day with high quality Italian flour. Our toppings are simple and authentic, our flavours are fantastic. Plus we have a number of gluten-free pizza options made in Oxford by The White Rabbit Pizza Company – officially the best gluten-free pizza you’ll ever eat!

Formerly Copa, two-floor, glass-fronted venue has enormous TV screens showing all major sporting events & enormous bouncers who presumably are there to check you have the right kind of shoes on. Popular with young local townsfolk. Can get VERY full on weekend nights. DJ Fri & Sat; various drinks and food promos.

The Woodstock Arms offers good value, a good choice of in house prepared and cooked food, a wide range of traditional cask and keg beers and lagers, a very good selection of competitively priced wines and a fine selection of soft drinks as well as teas, coffees and hot chocolate. Many of our ingredients are carefully sourced from local suppliers. Speciality sea foods and fresh produce sourced from our contacts on The Isle of Mull and Fort William in Scotland.

Ye Olde Reinedeer Inn, known by most simply as, ‘The Reindeer’ is a traditional English pub in Parson’s Street, Banbury, Oxfordshire. Offering visitors well kept Hook Norton real ales, superb food, wines by the glass, range of bottled beers and one of the best pints of Guinness for miles, a warm welcome awaits you from our friendly staff. The inn, which has parts of the building dating back as far as the medieval period has strong connections with the English Civil War, and our renowned Globe Room has been attracting tourists for more than a century.