Pubs in Bicester

Pool & Snooker Hall

Chapel Street, Bicester OX26 6BD

Highfield Social Club

George Street, Bicester OX26 2EE

Ashton Club

24a Sheep Street, Bicester OX26 6TB

Lively private members club found down an alleyway off Sheep Street. Live music and sports TV on offer.

Bicester Ex Services & Bicester Families Social Club

67a Sheep Street, Bicester OX26 6JW

Private members club. Membership costs £6 per year. Home to Oxfordshire Darts team. Holds many social events throughout the week including live music and bingo.

Torino Lounge

30 Sheep Street, Bicester OX26 6LG

Continental-style café bar belonging to the Bristol-based Loungers group

Wriggly Monkey Brewery Taproom

Unit 131, The Motor Transport Yard, Bicester Road, Bicester OX27 8AL

Taproom open on Fridays only. Food trucks attend each session. Regular events, often revolving around heritage motors, throughout the year.

Penny Black

58 Sheep Street, Bicester OX26 6JW

This popular Wetherspoon outlet, formerly Bicester's main post office and sorting office. Opened in 1997, it is situated in the town's pedestrianised area within walking distance of Bicester Village, bus and rail links. Up to 12 ales on offer, management aims to promote local breweries. Occasional meet the brewer evenings are held, and "request a guest" has proved a hit with the regulars.

Nightingale

10 Nightingale Place, Bicester OX26 6XX

The Nightingale is a modern but nonetheless welcoming family pub serving the Langford Village community and offering one Charles Wells regular and one guest ale. Breakfasts, snacks, meals and Sunday roasts are available for consumption in the garden or dining area. Weekly entertainment is provided by DJs, bands or Karaoke and quizzes or bingo sessions are regular occurrences. League football matches are shown on the pub TV and there are also two pool tables.

Bell

84 Sheep Street, Bicester OX26 6LP

18th-century L-shaped stone-built inn with inglenook fireplace located just outside Bicester's pedestrian main street. Having spent many years known as the Hobgoblin it has now reverted to its original name. A traditional two-room wet-sales pub with stone floors and wooden tables and chairs. Three real ales are on offer, normally Hobgoblin from Wychwood and two changing, which are often other local ales. No food is served but snacks are available behind the bar. Music plays a big part at the Bell with live gigs featuring local bands every Friday night and more.

Bure Farm

Barberry Place, Bicester OX26 3HA

Family-orientated Marston's inn which is well situated on the outskirts of Bicester between two housing estates. It is laid out mainly for food but drinkers are made welcome by the friendly staff. There are four hand pumps, with two reserved for guest ales supplied by the Marston's group. Seasonal beers, especially sports themed are a regular feature. A wide range of food is available throughout the day including a rotisserie. There are children's play areas and an attractive beer garden.

White Horse

Churchill Road, Bicester OX26 4UA