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| 28
Appleton Road, Cumnor, Oxfordshire, OX2 9QH Tel: 01865 862329 |
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| 13th-century village inn with flagstones, bare stone
walls and beamed ceilings. Excellent fish menu and good ales. |
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| Moulsford
on Thames, Oxfordshire, OX10 9JF Tel: 01491 651381 |
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| Converted boathouse standing right on the river Thames
with a superbly warm welcome. The food is excellent, good sized portions and a wide choice
of mouth watering dishes along with a large pudding selection. |
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| Barnard Gate,
Nr Eynsham, Oxfordshire, OX29 6XE
Tel: 01865 881231 |
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  Wonderful Cotswold inn serving excellent food with stunning service to go with it. The Boot appears to be a typical small country pub from the outside but once inside you'll be amazed to find a stunning collection of boots & shoes donated by the rich & famous. From the Great Sir Stanley Matthew's to Jeremy Clarkson and Ian Botham and including a flipper donated by Michael Heseltine MP. Located very conveniently just off the A40 and a short drive from Oxford, the Boot is well worth a visit. |
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| Weston-on-the-Green,
Oxfordshire, OX6 8QH Tel: 01780 350319 |
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 Located just 1 mile from Junction 9 of
the M40, the Chequers is a 17th Century thatched inn built from Cotswold stone with a warm
welcome and a Bar Billiards table. Excellent mix of
English and Thai cuisine and very well kept ales. |
The
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| Burcot,
Oxfordshire, OX14 3DP Tel: 01451 407771 |
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| 16th Century thatched inn on the banks of the Thames
and in the shadow of the Wittenham Clumps. |
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| Bampton
Road, Clanfield, Oxfordshire, OX18 2RG Tel: 01367 810223 |
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| Lovely inn of bare-stoned, beamed rooms and an
impressive conservatory. The Clanfield serves excellent food and real ales and has a huge
tree stretching over the ceiling. |
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| Newlands
Lane, Stoke Row, Oxfordshire, RG9 5PS Tel: 01491 681048 |
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| Delightful hidden gem, located just 5 miles North of
Reading and dating back to 1642 serving great food. Dick Turpin used to hide out in the
Crooked Billet. |
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| Mill
Lane, Church Enstone, Oxfordshire, OX7 4NN Tel: 01608 677262 |
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| Lovely 17th Century inn serving good food and cask
ales located on the edge of the Cotswolds. Set back from the road on the lane up to the
magnificent pre-Norman St Kenelm's church. |
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| Bridge
Street, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, OX14 3HS Tel: 01235 522556 |
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 Excellent hospitality from the Crown &
Thistle, built in 1605 and located close to the Abbey and the River Thames. Good food and
ale and a good base for exploring historic Abingdon. |
Duke
of Cumberland's Head
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| Clifton,
Deddington, Oxfordshire, OX15 0PE Tel: 01608 338534 |
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| 16th Century listed thatched inn close to Edge Hill
and the Northamptonshire border with good food and traditional ale. |
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| Great
Tew, Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, OX7 4DB Tel: 01222 683653 |
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 Delightful Old English inn with oak panelling,
inglenook fireplace and antique furniture. Located in a wonderful part of England halfway
between Chipping Norton and Banbury. Named after Viscount Falkland, the inn serves a
wonderful range of traditional ales, farm ciders and fruit wines along with a selection of
snuffs ! No Children under 14. |
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| Market
Street, Woodstock, Oxfordshire, OX20 1SX Tel: 01993 812291 |
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| 17th century coaching inn located in one of England's
delightful Country Towns. Excellent reputation for fine food. |
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| Roke,
Wallingford, Oxfordshire, OX10 6JD Tel: 01672 838249 |
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| Excellent thatched inn not far from the Wittenham
Clumps ! 15th Century and converted from 4 cottages. Superb food and good ale. |
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| The
Green, Bledington, Oxfordshire, OX7 6XQ Tel: 01608 658365 |
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| 15th Century Cotswold Inn located on the picturesque
village green. |
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| Sheep
Street, Burford, Oxfordshire, OX18 4LR Tel: 01993 823155 |
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| Extremely homely old coaching inn, lovingly
restored. |
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| Station
Road, South Leigh, Oxfordshire, OX8 6XN Tel: 01993 702485 |
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  Amazing 15th Century thatched inn serving excellent food, ales and wines but don't be caught with your mobile phone switched on or with any kids or dogs, as they'll all be thrown out ! If you're looking to spend some time in a good old Gentleman's club in a comfortable and civilised atmosphere with inglenook fireplaces then the Mason Arms is perfect. Peacocks and ducks are allowed, although they may find themselves on the menu ! Formally called 'Gerry Stonhill's Individual Masons Arms', this inn serves wonderful food, has a plethora of wines to choose from and an amazing collection of vintage armagnacs and a single cask of beer in the cellar. The Mason's is well worth a visit. |
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| Main
Street, Murcott, Kidlington Oxfordshire, OX5 2RE Tel: 01865 331253 |
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 Delightful thatched inn set in lovely
remote Oxford countryside but close to Junction 9 of the M40 and only 10 miles from
Oxford. A warm welcome, excellent food and ales from the cask, although to our knowledge,
the ducks on the adjacent duck pond are safe from the menu ! |
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| The Street,
Stoke Lyne, Oxfordshire, OX6 9SD
Tel: 01869 345285 |
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 Unspoilt little stone inn located in a peaceful rural setting where the the sheep in the adjacent field will happily take peanuts from your hands. Ales are served straight from the cask accompanied by a friendly smile and there is an
Aunt Sally pitch in the garden. A very relaxing setting with a feeling of going back in time makes you forget that you are less than a mile from cars racing down the M40. |
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| 1
High St, Bodicote, Banbury, Oxfordshire, OX15 4BZ Tel: 01295 262327 |
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| Small inn just outside Banbury which brews it's own
beer and has a circular pool table. |
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| 17
Queen Street, Eynsham, Oxfordshire, OX8 1HH Tel: 01865 881229 |
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| The 18th Century Queens Head has had only four
landlords since the second World War and the current friendly landlord has been in
residence since 1983. The pub has been a regular in Camra's "Good Beer Guide"
for years, even over three changes of brewery (Courage, Morlands and Greene King).
Something that the Landlord takes great pride in. It is a testimony to the very high
standard of beer served. |
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| 8
Red Lion Street, Cropredy, Oxfordshire, OX17 1PB Tel: 01295 750224 |
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| 15th Century inn with separate dining room and on the
site of a civil war battle. The Red Lion looks as though it's somebody's house but if you
venture inside you may whilst playing Bar Billiards,
see one of the locals dressed in Victorian clothing who arrived at the inn on a Penny
Farthing ! |
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| Sprigg's
Alley, Chinnor, Oxfordshire, OX9 4BX Tel: 01494 483011 |
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| The Sir Charles Napier Inn is filled with antique
prints, and a hotchpotch of tables, chairs and sculptures. The food is superb including
the cheeseboard. Draught beers are excellent as is the huge wine list. |
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| Stonor,
Near Henley on Thames, Oxfordshire, RG9 6HE Tel: 01491 638866 |
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| 18th Century coaching inn in beautiful
surroundings with Henley boating memorabilia. |
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| Wheatley
Road, Stanton St. John, Oxfordshire, OX33 1EX Tel: 01451 351648 |
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| 17th Century thatched inn, 5 miles from Junction 8 of
the M40. Good food set in a homely |
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| 195 Godstow Road,
Lower Wolvercote, Oxfordshire, OX2 8PN
Tel: 01865 302071 |
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 17th Century inn constructed from the ruins of Godstow Abbey. The Trout is VERY popular with tourists as it appears in all the guides due to its long history which includes being torched by Parliamentarian troops. The Trout is now owned by the Vintage Inns Chain (Mitchells & Butlers) so the only ale you can get is draught Bass and the menu is the same as any other Vintage Inn. The Trout however, is blessed with a stunning location on the banks of the Thames. |
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| Wytham,
Oxfordshire, OX2 8QA Tel: 01865 244372 |
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  The White Hart is just a short walk from the famous tourist pub, The Trout but is a
million times better. The White Hart serves superb food and well kept ales and with exceptional service. Located in a quiet village but almost in earshot of a busy A34, this creeper clad stone inn is always popular and can get very busy but is still well worth a visit. |
xfordshire
is primarily an agricultural county where wheat, barley and oats are grown. For many, the
city of Oxford, with its ancient university and golden spires, provides the focal point.
Its historic buildings, museums and peaceful courtyards can be explored on guided walking
tours. To the north is the village of Woodstock, site of Blenheim Palace and birthplace of
Sir Winston Churchill in 1874. Relics of prehistoric and Roman habitation are preserved in
different areas of the county.
