A country restaurant located in a beautiful old building with a cracking menu, service to match, big garden for the summer, plenty of parking & a wonderful selection of wines & traditional beers.

On one of the worlds most beautiful boulevards and next to St Giles Church. Above the heavy oak door, 1659 marks the year the Old Parsonage was built. Year round open fires, an eclectic art and furniture collection fill the lobby and bar.

Come and join us in the Eat Well Bar and Restaurant. Our friendly staff always aim to cater for your every need. The bar is stocked with a wide, range of beer and wine that will satisfy every pallet.
The bar and restaurant area boasts a stunning view that overlooks 18th green and lake, so that whilst you are relaxing you can view others bring the golf game to a close.

The Fox is nestled in the picturesque village of Souldern just 10 minutes outside Bicester and close to junction 10 of the M40. A warm welcome awaits you at the Fox whether it’s a winter’s night by our log fire or a summer’s day out on the patio or in the garden. With a traditional homemade menu and ever changing specials board, real ales and varied wine list you are sure to find something for everyone.

Blubeckers at The Greyhound is a real gem – located near Abingdon on the A420, only four miles from Oxford it is the perfect destination for all occasions offering friendly, informal surroundings for all the family.
The Greyhound has a first class reputation for food, service and attention to detail. The food is wholesome and freshly prepared, with a wide variety of choices and flavours, there’s definitely something for everyone whatever their age or taste.

The Beetle & Wedge Boathouse enjoys a wonderful riverside setting. Whether a dish from the charcoal grill, a light lunch or a special occasion, come and experience a unique welcome.
Set Menu: £18.50 for 2 Courses £22.50 for 3 Courses
(Available Mon – Thurs Lunch & Dinner)
Electric Launch available to hire during Summer for a relaxing cruise on the Thames!

Unique to Oxford, The Oxford Retreat offers honest homemade food using fresh seasonal produce. Diners can either watch the chefs at work in our intimate restaurant or relax by the open fire in the cocktail bar.
Sports shown. Live music.
Open: daily from 12pm till late. Sunday Lunch available

A friendly village pub just 10 mins from the city centre offering freshly cooked meals all day, every day.
Large garden with patio for al fresco dining, families welcome.
Bar open 11 am daily (Sunday 12 noon) for coffees, teas, ales, wines and spirits.

Beneath the foothills of the Chilterns to the west of Chinnor lies the Shepherd’s Crook. Steven and Elizabeth Scowen welcome you to their cosy and comfortable traditional pub, where you wil find excellent real ales and unusual wines.
The food, all cooked by Elizabeth, is predominately fish and sourced mainly from the West Country. Carnivores are not forgotten and meat is supplied from local farms. The vegtables are grown by the Landlord himself.

At the Bird in Hand we offer an inspired a-la-carte menu beautifully prepared made with the finest of local fresh produce. Always cooked from fresh ingredients whenever possible and served with care and attention to detail.
In addition we have a quality bar menu and we offer daily specials which reflect great value & good food. Our Sunday roasts are noted locally for their quality and value. Open for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

The Lord Kitchener is believed by some to be one of the oldest Inns In Oxfordshire. Situated in the middle of the old market routes between Witney and Oxford it is easy to find.
All Food is home cooked and fantastic value; we are a great venue for families with a large garden at the rear.

An 18th Century Inn set on the banks of the River Thames, specialising in fish, shellfish and local game. Local cask ales and a selection of over 100 fine wines.
Dine in our riverside gardens in summer or in front of our log fires in winter. Elegant private dining room up to 40 guests.

Named after the play write who used to stop at the pub on his way to Stratford to meet his friend William Shakespeare, the Ben Jonson is an old English pub and restaurant with a contemporary edge offering locally sourced fresh and seasonal produce.

The Ben Jonson is conveniently located in the heart of beautiful English countryside 15 minutes North of Oxford and just off junction 9 of the M40.

In other efforts to support all things local, Toby Wood the new owner regularly hosts local musicians and artists and will be exhibiting work from eight artists and sculptors during the Oxford Artsweek in May.

In the sleepy village of Cuxham, amongst old beams and original tiles you will find a lovely country Pub, with friendly service and delicious food.
Andrew’s blackboard menu changes twice daily, keeping regulars and visitors constantly interested. When in season, you should find home-grown vegetables, local game and produce from our cold smokehouse.
The Half Moon has a large, peaceful beer garden. You would never know you were only a stone’s throw away from the M40 and Oxford.