Pubs
Holly Bush
An Osney Island neighbourhood pub serving stone-baked pizza, with a beer garden. A West Oxford alternative to the busy college quarter.
106 Bridge Street, Oxford OX2 0BD
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Make room for the Oxford beyond the railway station: Osney’s island streets, riverside pubs and cafés on the western side of town. This collection also includes places on the station-to-centre approach and Friars Entry, a central detour; the address on each card shows where the venue actually sits.
Oxford station is the simplest anchor for Osney and the Park End Street area. Walk west towards Botley Road or south into Osney, following the current signed pedestrian route. For a longer trip along Botley Road, check live bus and road information; approach routes can change during railway works.
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An Osney Island neighbourhood pub serving stone-baked pizza, with a beer garden. A West Oxford alternative to the busy college quarter.
106 Bridge Street, Oxford OX2 0BD
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A central meeting spot on Hythe Bridge Street. Online booking requests need confirmation; for a same-day table the venue asks guests to call.
1–2 Hythe Bridge Street, Oxford OX1 2EW
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A tapas restaurant and cocktail bar near the station, with a waterside terrace. Choose it for shared plates or a meeting before your train.
1 Park End Street, Oxford OX1 1HH
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A thatched pub near Port Meadow with a large garden, British pub food and local ales. Plan the walk around weather and ground conditions, and book a dining table if lunch is the main event.
Binsey Lane, Oxford OX2 0NG
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A riverside pub with a garden and changing seasonal menus. Useful when you want to step away from the central sightseeing circuit. Kitchen service differs from bar opening hours.
7 South Street, Oxford OX2 0BE
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An independent pub with a pizza-led menu and rotating local cask beers. The pub says most tables are kept for walk-ins; groups of eight or more should check reservation arrangements.
21 Friars Entry, Oxford OX1 2BY
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A working Osney Mead roastery with indoor and outdoor seating, beans and brewing equipment to buy, and a small children’s play area. Saturday hours are shorter; the café is closed on Sundays.
Oxford Eco Centre, Osney Mead, OX2 0ES
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Independent city centre hotel situated just two minutes' walk from Oxford Railway Station and the Saïd Business School.
Park End Street, Oxford, OX1 1HR
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