| Oxford - pub 11:56 - Mar 18 with 985 views | MillsTash |
What's the pub to visit for Town fans tomorrow then? [Post edited 18 Mar 2022 12:06]
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| Oxford - pub on 13:24 - Mar 18 with 894 views | stonojnr |
Lamb & Flag would have been the recommendation for decent beer, but I believe its closed till Easter, as is the famous JRR Tolkien/CS Lewis, Eagle & Child pub.
problem is the ground is one of those built way out of the city centre types, so all the pub recommendations, like Rose & Crown, Masons Arms, Jericho Tavern, Old Bookbinders in the centre of Oxford, end up the best part of 6miles away from where you need to be and a taxi ride to the ground. |  | | |
| Oxford - pub on 16:40 - Mar 18 with 772 views | Cotty |
| Oxford - pub on 13:24 - Mar 18 by stonojnr |
Lamb & Flag would have been the recommendation for decent beer, but I believe its closed till Easter, as is the famous JRR Tolkien/CS Lewis, Eagle & Child pub.
problem is the ground is one of those built way out of the city centre types, so all the pub recommendations, like Rose & Crown, Masons Arms, Jericho Tavern, Old Bookbinders in the centre of Oxford, end up the best part of 6miles away from where you need to be and a taxi ride to the ground. |
Don't forget both of the Gardener's Arms |  | | |
| Oxford - pub on 17:32 - Mar 18 with 696 views | Chocorange |
Apparently the only places anywhere near are the George pub and British Legion club in Littlemore, about 15/20 minutes walk from the ground which apparently welcome away fans.
The George is a small pub.
Some parking available at the Legion club.
Or a little further away about 25 mins walk , there is the Catherine Wheel or kings Arms in Sandford on Thames. The first of these is a real ales pub , the second is on the banks of the Thames and is a chef and brewer.
Other than that it’s the city centre.
Take your pick. |  | | |
| Oxford - pub on 22:38 - Mar 18 with 532 views | Radlett_blue |
| Oxford - pub on 13:24 - Mar 18 by stonojnr |
Lamb & Flag would have been the recommendation for decent beer, but I believe its closed till Easter, as is the famous JRR Tolkien/CS Lewis, Eagle & Child pub.
problem is the ground is one of those built way out of the city centre types, so all the pub recommendations, like Rose & Crown, Masons Arms, Jericho Tavern, Old Bookbinders in the centre of Oxford, end up the best part of 6miles away from where you need to be and a taxi ride to the ground. |
I wasn't sorry to hear that the Lamb & Flag had closed, because I was stood up there by a girl in 1978. |  |
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