The Row Barge is one of Henley’s oldest coaching inns. Not far from the town centre, you can find us 100 yards from the Town Hall on West Street, just behind the fire station. In a quiet residential area yet only moments from the centre of town and the stunning walks along the Thames, this 16th Century traditional pub will satisfy those in search of a good drink, great home-cooked food, four great contemporary rooms with en-suite, large terraced garden with heated smoking area, a warm and comforting welcome and free WIFI for both locals and visitors alike. Our Sunday lunches are always popular, so to guarantee a wonderful Roast Dinner book today. With 4 en-suite bedrooms all recently decorated in a very modern minimalistic way and unlike any other pub, The Rowbarge can guarantee a wonderful night's kip, we use memory foam mattresses, and a traditional home cooked English Breakfast.

The White Horse Brewery's first pub is now in the Good Pub Guide for its selection of consistently good ales, and serves food with good Veggie choice and largely made from locally sourced ingredients, mostly from the Covered Market. Live TV sport is mainly rugby, with the pub being very busy during international rugby tournaments. The Wednesday quiz starts at 8.30pm and has a couple of music rounds and a cheese raffle.

Occupying a prime spot on Woodstock Road as it winds its way into leafy North Oxford, The Royal Oak is a lovingly restored 18th century inn, ahead of the game in providing the perfect setting for a truly memorable drinking and dining experience. Whether it’s a relaxed lunch, sumptuous Sunday roast, family dinner or tasty brunch you’re looking for, we offer fresh and flavoursome home-cooked food, a diverse and explorative drinks menu, and the warmest of welcomes. Housed in a Grade II listed building, The Royal Oak boasts original exposed beams and brickwork, traditional wood panelling, and plush furnishings, stylishly blending sumptuous period features with contemporary touches and creating many a cosy corner. As well as being dog-friendly and keeping a delightful open fire roaring during those chillier months, there’s an inviting beer garden – perfect for lazy afternoons, al-fresco dining or just a glass of something special on a sunny afternoon.

At The Royal Sun we believe in great food, great wine and great company. We aim to provide the best locally sourced food, combined with an exciting variety of drinks to match. In warm weather we have a lovely enclosed garden, surrounded by an old stone wall and filled with relaxing wooden benches and tables. Inside , the Pub shows exposed beams and well maintained vintage Bar, wooden floor, roaring fire places and beautiful wood and leather furniture. A cozy and elegant Restaurant available for diners, with a well presented Menu and Specials Board. Many years ago, this Pub was hosting the King during a storm, hence its name. Good selection of cask beer and wines. Dogs welcome in the gardens.

Smallish pub with charm, refurbished & reinvented in 2009. Sandwiches served all day. The bicycle hanging up outside is disappointingly free of rust, but perhaps this is the landlord's declaration that he intends the pub to be around for a while. Delivery available through Deliveroo.

With links to The Oxford Wine Cafe and Wine Company, Sandy’s Piano Bar aims to bring you, the people of Oxford, a unique experience. They provide live music every night with top quality wines, beers and cocktails. Mixologists and sommeliers will be able to tend to your needs whether it be a glass of Burgundy or an Espresso Martini.

Community local. Enormous and vivdly coloured menu, offering an amazing selection of pub food from around the globe, including chicken katsu burger! Special offers make it even cheaper to eat some things on particular nights. Special gluten-free menu that's smaller but just as colourful, and vegetarian food cooked in a separate fryer, make special diets easy. The kids' menu considers health and contains appealing options such as pasta filled with cheese and hidden veg!

Historic pub on The Green in Marsh Baldon, with a large garden plus chimeneas. Refurbished 2010.

The Six Bells at 3 Beaumont Road in Headington Quarry was originally a private house and dates in part from 1782. It was a pub by the early nineteenth century, and was named after the six bells of St Andrew's Church (its parish until 1849). It was a free house in 1882 when Morrells Brewery (who had previously supplied the beer) bought it. When Morrell's Brewery closed in 1998 it became a Greene King pub.

Woodburning stove and 2 real ales: Young's Best Bitter and Adnams Broadside. Will do cocktails and shots on request. Dogs are very welcome - must be kept on a lead. Children welcome (also should be kept on a lead). Big garden with massive children's play area.

Pretty as a picture both inside and out, The Six Bells in Thame is the quintessential country pub in Thame - think roaring fires, a wonderful garden, real ale on tap and superb Pub food in our fantastic restaurant.

Replacing The Living Room in May 2014, The Oxford Slug & Lettuce is one of 70 that the chain runs throughout the country. They serve a large and varied food menu with daily promotions, along with draught and bottled lagers, wines, cocktails and more.

The purgatory of Bridge, though many say it's better than Bridge itself. Revamped in 2018 with a bigger dancefloor. Live DJs from 9pm on Friday and Saturday nights.

Small, partly covered external courtyard at rear. The menu covers the sorts of things you'd expect, done well, and gluten-free and vegan items (yes, there's more than one vegan option!) are marked clearly. Their Blue Room is available to hire, and hosts many workshops, gigs and shows. It's upstairs, and has its own bar with bartender. Food can be provided at a time of your choosing.

Spot local bandmembers, their relatives, sound engineers and barely drinking-aged friends. Friendly staff. Big garden. Barbeques and fireworks at appropriate times.

Wetherspoon pub named after the former Swan and Castle (1896), which was adjacent before its demolition in the 1970s.

Situated alongside the attractive Windrush River and very much at the heart of the local village community in Swinbrook, The Swan has a rich history associated with it. The Inn is owned by the Dowager Duchess of Devonshire’s estate, the last of Mitford sisters, and – along with the neighbouring cottage – forms the residual part of the estate inherited by the family at the beginning of the nineteenth century. Photographs around the pub celebrate the connections to the Mitfords and village life.

Country pub serving food, wines and a selection of real ales.

8 Comfortable En Suite Letting Rooms, 3 Budget Refurbished Simple Letting Rooms, Food Served 7 days a Week, Decking Area overlooking the River Thames, Well Stocked Bar Featuring Arkells of Swindon Ales. Dogs are welcome in the bar, biscuits on request!

Thatched rural pub in picturesque Stanton St. John, just beyond Headington. Also has a number of bedrooms available. Straightforward pub grub at lunchtime, blossoming into a mediterranean gastropub a la carte menu for evenings and Sunday lunch.

The Sixteenth Century building is full of character, and usually filled with characters too. A social hub in this sociable town, we offer true hospitality to friends & strangers alike.

The Compton Swan is a gorgeous village pub with six letting bedrooms nestled in the village of Compton, Berkshire. Around 19.3 km from Newbury, The Compton Swan offers high-quality dining and stylish accommodation with free parking and Wi-Fi. Just over 30 minutes’ drive from Oxford and Reading, this Berkshire village inn has a large garden and a library area with log fire.

Large, lively cocktail bar with DJs. Surprisingly large & pleasant courtyard at rear. Stupid hours & happy hours daily (cocktail menu on website). Central to Oxford's 'west end' clubbing scene.