Pubs in Oxford

Cowley Workers Social Club

Between Towns Road, Oxford OX4 3LZ

Sports and social club with music, events, games, sports teams, etc. Has some keg beer on tap. Members and guests.

Headington Royal British Legion Club

Edgecombe Road, Oxford OX3 9HA

Hinksey Heights Golf

South Hinksey (Off A34), Oxford OX1 5AB

Littlemore & District Royal British Legion Club

Lakefield Road, Littlemore, Oxford OX4 4LZ

Marston & District Royal British Legion Club

Hadow Road, Oxford OX3 0JW

North Oxford Golf Club

Banbury Road, Oxford OX2 8EZ

Oxford Golf Club

Hill Top Road, Oxford OX4 1PF

Our clubhouse is open from 10am all day every day (apart from Christmas Day) and welcomes both golf and non-golfing guests to sample our offering of catering cuisine with many options available for all tastes and types. From full English breakfast to Sunday lunches and even fine dining we can offer the perfect requirements for your every need.

Oxford Wine Café (Jericho)

32 Little Clarendon Street, Oxford OX1 1HU

Part café, part wine bar, part wine shop. Try before you buy your bottles of wine. Also has some local bottled beer and lager from further away.

1855

4 Oxford Castle, New Road, Oxford OX1 1AY

Privately owned bistro and wine bar in the castle quarter. 1855 is the year of official classification of Bordeau wines at the behest of Napoleon III. Advertises natural and organic wines but also has beer and cider on tap and in bottles. Food consists of bread, cheese, and charcuterie.

George Street Social

35 New Inn Hall Street, Oxford OX1 2DH

Friendly and comfortable with craft beer in cans and 3 on tap (at least 1 from a local brewery e.g. Loose Cannon) plus a cider. Retro e-gaming night Sunday, live DJs Friday, offers on prosecco and 2-4-1 cocktails week day evenings 5-8 (10 on Friday).

Westgate Social

New Road, Oxford OX1 1TR

Six different fast-food outlets on ground floor of new shopping centre. At least one of them has some beer taps. Also access to Junkyard crazy golf.

Tap Social Movement

27 Curtis Industrial Estate, North Hinksey Lane, Oxford OX2 0LX

Tap room within the brewery building which can be found at the back of Curtis Industrial Estate (behind McDonalds). The brewery provides training for people released from prison, offering courses in brewing and business start-up, and providing one-on-one support in securing permanent employment. They hold regular events such as music and cinema nights often accompanied by a 'street food' offering. Describes itself as "Oxfordshire’s first sour brewery and first keg-led brewery, boasting bold and innovative small-batch craft ales served in bottle or keg". Coffee House open M-F 9.30 to 4. Sometimes has a real ale in a cask.