Top Things to do in Oxfordshire
Top Hotels in Oxfordshire
- 1. George Street Hotel
- 2. The Holt Hotel
- 3. Malmaison Oxford Castle
- 4. voco Oxford Spires, an IHG Hotel
- 5. Courtyard by Marriott Oxford City Centre
- 6. The Randolph Hotel, by Graduate Hotels
- 7. voco Oxford Spires, an IHG Hotel
- 8. Jurys Inn Oxford
- 9. voco Oxford Thames, an IHG Hotel
- 10. Mercure Oxford Eastgate Hotel
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What to do and see in Oxfordshire, England: The Best Nightlife
Discover the best top things to do in Oxfordshire, United Kingdom including The Catweazle Club, The Black Horse Pub, The Queens Head, Busy Brush Cafe, The Keep, The Tap Social Movement, OXBREW Witney, Cirkus, The Bear Tavern, Raoul's.
Restaurants in Oxfordshire
1. The Catweazle Club
2. The Black Horse Pub
3. The Queens Head
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 34 reviews
Family run since 1983. Traditional values. Traditional pub. Food served lunchtimes and evenings on week days. Selection of Ales, fine wines and spirits.
Reviewed By noredbraces - Witney, United Kingdom
Excellent and great value Sunday lunch today. We decided to go to The Queens Head after seeing their posts on Facebook recently. Lunch was excellent and the portions are huge! We had the veggie nut roast which was really tasty and exceptionally well presented. Thanks to Mark, Joe, Luke and the rest of the team for looking after us today.
4. Busy Brush Cafe
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 56 reviews
Award winning, quirky paint your own pottery cafe filled with plenty of creative activities for adults and children. A good selection of pottery items to choose from before painting it how you like, maybe a hand and footprint of your baby/child, decopatch anything from photo frames to piggy banks. Indulge yourself with delicious home made cake and artisan teas and barista coffees. We have two studio rooms, one on the first floor and the party room on the second floor, so plenty of seating for everyone. So whether you just want to pop in for a coffee, meet friends for tea and cake or bring the family in for some craft activities we have room for you all and you are all welcome at Busy Brush Cafe. We even have free wifi so if you're planning on a 'work from home day' and want to escape home, we have become the 'second home' for a number of Wallingford locals. We look forward to your visit.
Reviewed By bilberries
We called in for a tea and cake on a wet afternoon. What a delightful place. Lovely pot of real tea and yummy cakes beautifully served with china teapot, cups and plates. A family were painting mugs and clearly enjoying themselves, unfortunately as we were only passing through we didn’t have time to join them. It’s a tiny place on 3 floors and they might do better to make it clear outside that there is plenty of seating, and they don’t do only takeaways.
5. The Keep
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 55 reviews
A cosy shop front turned into a micro bar, serving draught ale and lager, bottled beers, spirits and mainly GIN, 87 different gins and counting. The Keep prides itself on its warm and inviting atmosphere, and we invite you to come and join us for a drink or seven.
Reviewed By 635francesw - Didcot, United Kingdom
Great atmosphere, delightful staff, wonderful environment and fabulous gin! Only thing that would improve it is for it to be able to be bigger, like the tardis! Love this place, always a good time.
6. The Tap Social Movement
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 92 reviews
Founded in 2016, Tap Social Movement grew out of a passion for good beer and social justice. We are a craft brewery and community space which provides training and employment to people currently serving or recently released from prison sentences. We specialise in bold and flavourful keg beer. Our brewery taproom and event space is open regularly with all of our beers on tap and is host to a range of community events including live music, arts and cooking performances, charity fundraisers, yoga, brewing and business conferences, festivals and award ceremonies.
Reviewed By JillP1051 - Oxford, United Kingdom
A large group of us went here for a leaving do. We called to book a few tables which was done with ease. The group (circa 40 over the night) has a wonderful evening full of local beer, great live music and delicious street food. It’s not the first time we’ve been here and so far every time we have it’s been great. The same excellent level of customer service and such a great night out Nestled away from the city centre on an industrial estate it proves a great location to meet up with colleagues and friends from around the area.
7. OXBREW Witney
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 16 reviews
OXBREW Witney in a small brewery tap run by OXBREW, we are a small independent micro brewery based on Enstone Airfield, Oxfordshire. OXBREW Witney serves beer brewed by ourselves along side beer brewed by some amazing local breweries. We also sell locally produced spirits, fine wine and soft drinks.
Reviewed By GerryWait
Went with a large group of friends and we had a superb evening. Simon and Sue were very welcoming. They clearly know real ales and brewing - and how to run a brewery taproom. A real gem - half a dozen well-kept ales from Oxfordshire's best micro and craft brewers. A cosy taproom in a typical brewery industrial-chic style - these folks really know what they are about and this is quickly becoming a favourite.
8. Cirkus
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 48 reviews
Cirkus is where stylish evening bar meets nightclub, mixing circus chic and contemporary kitsch. With just the right amount of flair, and a uniquely decorated dancefloor, club room and VIP space, Cirkus offers the perfect setting for birthdays, hen parties, stag dos - or simply a night out for those looking for something slicker than your average.
Reviewed By megs_godfrey
Fantastic evening to celebrate my friends birthday! Clayton was amazing and made the evening personal and good fun (also a great photographer)!
9. The Bear Tavern
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By LauraDaveJames - Solihull, United Kingdom
This is one of Oxford's must visit historic pubs. The interior consists of two small rooms and there is also some outside seating. It is noted for its collection of tie snippets some of which were apparently not so willingly donated. It is very characterful, the beer was good, well worth a visit.
10. Raoul's
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 211 reviews
Oxford's oldest cocktail bar, established 1979. Mixing the finest drinks and cocktails, coupled with great service. Huge array of liquor. Proudly independent.
Reviewed By vsolano - Oxford, United Kingdom
I am always struck by how lucky I am in having this place, it could fit well in the city centre of any bustling city - and the staff show a high level of skills in the cocktail making, in their service and friendliness. We went on a Tuesday, which was quiet, and not only did we get our drinks, we were also served with cold cucumber-infused water for each colleague, which was just what was needed after a full day at work. The beers were served in a tankard that had been in the freezer, and my favourite cocktail, the Bannoffee Pieface, was still as delicious as ever. The weekends is for people-watching, a real vibe, with live DJs. Perfectly located in Jericho. My favourite place to bring colleauges or friends or family, when trying to impress. Oh and they serve bar snacks, hot french fries and mini spring rolls. Amazed. They also do vodka tasting and other spirit-tasting days, aimed at other bar staff from other bars but all welcome.
