Bustling with life yet frozen in time, historically fascinating and culturally enriching – Oxfordshire has everything a tourist or a traveller loves. There are so many places to visit in Oxfordshire and so much to discover. And obviously, once you are in Oxfordshire, you can’t afford to miss the restaurants and, especially, the pubs.

Oxfordshire boasts of amazing pubs – some are quaint and vintage, and some are modern and opulent. Depending what suits your taste the best, you can choose from Oxfordshire’s wide range of pubs.

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And to help you with that, here’s a list of top 8 pubs that you can visit.

1.     The Falkland Arms

Cosy and beautiful – The Falkland Arms is known for its strong local vibes with pub classics on the menu. It’s not only a great place to hang-out but also the perfect place to familiarize with the culture of Oxfordshire. This North Oxfordshire pub is located close to Soho Farmhouse and looks charming with thatched roofs and low beams.

2.     Angel’s Cocktail Bar

A vintage setting, intimate atmosphere and wide range of drinks – Angel’s Cocktail Bar is the beautiful combination of all things you need. You can try the classic Vesper Martini, or the decadent Black Star Liner, or maybe, Mozart Dark Chocolate liqueur – Angel’s offers a variety of options to choose from. The interior is also quite fascinating with mood lighting and vintage wallpapers.

3.     The Greyhound Inn

 If you are at the Greyhound Inn, you have to taste the banoffee pud with tonka bean. It’s a fascinating pub located to the white chalk horse at Uffington, boasts of a Georgian look from the outside. Inside, it’s all retro vibe with a fireplace and large vintage windows.

4.     The Eagle and Child

The Eagle and Child has history written all over it. The inception of this pub dates back to 17^th century and was known for the many literary gatherings – personalities like J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis used to meet and discuss literature in this place. Even today the pub continues to exude old-world vibes.  And if you are a history nerd, then this is the perfect setting to grab a pint of beer.

5.     The Rusty Bicycle

It’s yet another place where you can experience the local flavours over a pint of Beer. The Rusty Bicycle has become quite popular over the years because of it cosy interiors and its lip-smacking food like juicy burgers and pizzas.

6.    The Old Bookbinders

The Old Bookbinders is a mix of both traditional and quirky. It’s cosy and beaming with life all the time. For more engagement, The Old Bookbinders organizes open mic performances. Also, it has an outstanding menu of steaks, seafood and crêpes. The interior is designed beautifully with toy trains and music posters.

7.     The Swan

The Swan seems right out of a beautiful painting. The magnificent and vintage windows, the high beams, a big fire place, and the warm colours – all of these add a picturesque setting and intimate atmosphere to The Swan. Also, it has a delicious menu that boasts of    fine steaks from Foxbury Farm and chocolate tarts.

8.     The Trout Inn

The Trout Inn is located near the bank of the River Thames.  So, you can choose to have beer in the garden, sitting on a chair, enjoying a resplendent view. Otherwise, you also have the option to go inside and make yourself comfortable. At The Trout Inn, you get the best of both worlds.

Thus, Oxfordshire has all kinds of pubs – aesthetically exquisite, melting pot of history and modern culture, cosy and comfortable. Now, all you need to do is to choose the one that suits you the best.