The Adventurous Pub Walks guide by Roger Noyce descibed the Cock Inn as serving award winning cask…read moreales with superb fare, service may be slow as the landlady cooks everything to order, and they have a roaring fire. Well, it lived up to this description. The food was excellent, home cooked using fresh local produce; we had a vegtable soup, with large chunky veg, followed by sandwiches, served with chips and salad. Being vegetarians, they were happy to cater for a variety of cheese sandwich orders.The chips were a bit salty for me. The prices were low, so was (we thought) fantastic value for money. It did take time to come, but it was worth the wait. And even better for dog lovers, we were able to bring the dog in with us after our walk to Blenheim Park. The fire was more purring that roaring, but even though it was zero degrees outside, it was warm enough. Just to say this was New Years Day, busy and lively. The bar staff were efficient and calm despite the sudden lunchtime rush. I'll certainly be going again to test out their dinner menu.

I was house sitting for a friend in Eynsham for two weeks. She told me that the Queens Head pub…read morewould be my "local." And she was right. There are maybe half a dozen pubs to choose from in Eynsham--most are fine, one or two not so much. But the Queens Head pub stands alone. It's got the best pub food by far and the friendliest service. Even though it's definitely a favourite of the local crowd, I was made to feel more than welcome as a visiting Canadian. One of the very best food and drink experiences I had during my stay in England. Many thanks to the proprietor, Pete, for running such a fine establishment.

One of the finest pubs in Oxfordshire, good food at realistic prices, a landlord who knows his beer…read moreand a landlady with a smile on here face. Brilliant.

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I truly enjoyed my stay here. The location is great, just outside of Oxford with good access to…read moremain roads and a good bus service, but at the same time 'in the countryside'. The room was nice, clean and functional. The WiFi worked. The staff were very helpful and friendly. The bar itself has character, but is clean and welcoming. The food was very good pub fare and the beer selection acceptable.

Star by name, star by nature! This is now an excellent village pub with a very friendly welcome…read more Original and superbly chosen selection of wines, good beer and very good coffee - no, really! Food is well prepared and the Rump Steak is to die for - locally sourced, well cooked and excellent value. It's a great place for a laid back lunch or a relaxed dinner, but still retains a comfortable village local atmosphere. The building was sympathetically renovated 2 years ago, and has a unique, superbly welcoming character.

This is a well-run rural gastro pub within easy reach of central Oxford. Just the place to take…read moreyour darling son or daughter to lunch on a Sunday.

Every table was full in the White Hart and the food was good......when it arrived! It took 45 mins…read morefrom ordering to eating which was disappointing. The staff were pleasant and the ambience was good - despite the wait I would probably go there again for food but feel they really need to sharpen up on service. To the manager/owner - go and have a meal at The Swan at Swinbrook and take notes - this is how good you should be!

Had a lovely experience at The Trout! Went on a Saturday afternoon; the inside seemed busy but…read morethere were plentiful seats outside. It did take us a while to figure out that, when outside, you need to go in to the bar to order. But the location right on the river is lovely! They had several vegan options; the panzanella salad was great, especially the sweet potato hummus, and the plant-based burger was good as well. Coconut milk latte was delightful! The padron peppers (which have honey) were yummy too. A great stop during our long walk through the countryside!

Probably the best meal I had while in the UK. Lovely setting next to the Thames on a lovely warm…read morefall day. Sat outside and ordered at bar. Staff was fantastic, I got there early and was never rushed. Hope to be back in a year or two.

Great pub for a leisurely meal especially if you have children. The large garden is completely…read moreenclosed and has play equipment so the children can run around safely while you enjoy a drink. The food is good though if you are a veggie you soon wish there was something other than the very nice butternut and goats' cheese salad on the menu and the pizzas we had recently were greasy. Inside there are lots of tables and open fires. If you have children with you then crayons and paper will be provided and the staff are very friendly towards children. If you haven't got children then there are plenty tables round the corner where your quiet meal won't be disturbed by the sight of children tucking in to ice-creams. You can also take a walk down to the church and around the countryside at the back, admiring Yarnton Manor on the way back to the pub and another pint or a cup of coffee.

Overpriced food, rude staff!! Always very quiet in the…read moreafternoons - only positive if you want some time to do some work. Glad it's closed down

Dinning area in the back and bar in front near entrance. Nice atmosphere and team Australia…read morewaitress did a great job!

Well we have been to this pub twice now, for different reasons. The first being we needed somewhere…read moreto eat as we were just passing through the area, so it seemed nice, so we dropped in. Nice little pub situated off one of the main roads. It appears to have been redesigned inside, with a nice feel to it. New but sticking with an old fashioned style. I would say it's more of an eating pub. The first time we ate here I had the beef and ale pie, with chips, which was very tasty, whilst my partner had the goats cheese salad, which she thoroughly enjoyed. Too full for puddings, but there was a decent, well priced menu of general pub food. Burgers, steaks , sausage and mash etc etc. Good selection of wines, but lacking a bit on the beer side of things. Service was good and friendly. Overall, it's not somewhere where i would cry out to go there agin, but if i was in the area, then i would stop by.