Great pub - very friendly atmosphere. Sunday lunch for the family is always great, they really do…read morego above and beyond. Usually a few good ales on the pumps as well as the usual pub selection

Sunday night and it was very busy. I saw staff running up and down stairs with food. They were…read morerunning up 2 flights of stairs. I was waiting patiently for about 10 minutes to be seen. In the end no table was available and was told to get a drink and come back in 10-minutes. So I decided to order my food from the bar. I heard customers complaining about the length of time for getting their food and indeed it took a while to get mine. The food was okay but the veggie burger was lukewarm. Not many choices on the menu for non-meat eaters.

Great service and very friendly staff. We quite enjoyed a quick meal on our first day over from the…read moreUS.

We stopped here for lunch. Very friendly staff, and really, really good food. Best pub food I've…read morehad in years, will be coming back here. I'd especially recommend the burgers, which appear to be completely home made.

First time visiting, food was ok. Nothing to rant or boast about. Prices seemed fair, chicken was…read morejust very dry, brisket was quite bland and not a lot of flavour. The gravy with the brisket wasn't too bad. Would overall give the food 4/10 at best Now onto the service, waitress and waiter were great, happy and full of smiles,m. For this reason I will be coming back to try some more dishes which I hopefully give a better review. The Brewery Tap is a lovely establishment as a whole & has some beautiful decor perfect for a couples date or family meal.

Pretty good food. Good beers on tap. Decent town center pub. Pies get mixed reviews, but the staff…read moreare very pleasant

Situated at the corner of two busy roads, The Wagon & Horses pub is seemingly out in the middle of…read morenowhere. Traditional for pubs on the way to somewhere, this pub services a large area including Abingdon, Cilham, Appleford, Didcot, and more. Labled as Thai & Engligh on the side of the pub, my husband and I went here for a Sunday lunch. We had a choice of traditional carvery or fixed price Thai or English menu. Husband opted for the Carvery at £6.95 per person and I chose the 2 course Thai menu for £9.95 The Carvery was excellent. With vegtables done perfectly, meat carved nicely and fast service, my husband absolutely loved it. He said that of anything, the veggies were usually the weak point of any carvery and yet these were done perfectly. I opted for the Thai which was lovely and very well cooked. It was a main bowl of curry with a side of rice and I opted for dessert instead of a starter. The meal was brought surprisingly fast and was very hot when it arrived. While it was obvious the lamb had not been stewed for awhile in the curry, it was nontheless lovely. The service was the only reason we haven't given this place 5 stars. When we got there it was a bit confusing about how we needed to order but that's the only detraction. The woman at the bar was brilliant and the service was perfect with our plates cleared when we had finished without making us feel rushed at all. This place was busy and yet was not loud and was one of the best experiences I've had locally. I would not hesitate to recommend this place again.

Some good memories are still remembered here with my closest fiends. Just as well because the W&H…read morehas seen better days. Trying to do too much means you don't do much well!! Plenty of competition aroundThe Barley Mow used to be good.

Popped in here for lunch today. It wasn't overly busy (Friday before Christmas!!), which was…read morelovely! The staff were friendly and fun and the customer service was second to none! I had one of the steak meals which was cooked to perfection and presented on a sizzling plate - mmmmm! I was really impressed all round and give this pub 10/10 for everything. Definitely worth popping in for lunch! (The prices were very reasonable too!)

have some great bands and you cant fault the food. Bar staff are good and it has a good atmosphereread more

It's a good pub with a nice garden and tasty food. It's conveniently located and the staff is very…read morefriendly.

The White Horse is a busy town pub, but not too near the centre of town to attract young/rough…read moreelements. It's great for a quiet pint, it's a Green King pub with real ale. It has a really nice garden too, which has a popular heated smoking shed/gazebo thing! I haven't eaten there yet but saw someone with their tapas type food last week and it looked very good - quite a lot of diners in the smart dining area so assume it is good food. More of a traditional drinkers pub at the other end.

The Kings Head and Bell might just be the most interesting and welcoming pub in Abingdon…read more Considering the proud history of brewing and recent pub resurgence in Abingdon, that's saying something. I've been here a few times now. I'd say the chief attraction is the history of the place - finding a pub that is 100 years old is one thing, but 450 years? Wow! A stirring reminder of Abingdon's heritage in fact. The lighting, fire, beams and comfy chairs all makes this a very cosy place to spend an afternoon. The King's Head & Bell seems to be a freehouse, which is refreshing and the beer offerings are always solid, from top local brewers (think Loose Cannon and Hook). The Sunday roast is pretty good too. One hiccup was that it came without some of the vegetables advertised, but when we pointed this out the manager offered us complimentary drinks, a very generous remedy in the circumstances. Service is friendly, professional and quick too. In all, the Kings Head & Bell is a real gem in Abingdon's current pub scene.

Really good old fashioned place with a modern twist. lovely…read moreold building tastefully decorated. Very comfortable and fresh. Staff helpful and friendly. Think of everything. Food is delicious and presented in a modern interesting way. Desserts likewise. Will definatly be re-visiting.

The Cherry Tree is probably one of the better pubs around the area in question, if you are into…read morefood. The staff are friendly and for the most part very helpful and the menu is imaginative with a good range of dishes catering to many pockets and taste. The Cherry Tree is a very good all-rounder, offering consistent quality and good service.

Nice big pub serving good quality food at reasonable prices. Staff friendly but place never very…read morebusy week day evenings, not sure about weekends.

Visiting Mr Datcats mates we popped in here for a few drinks and I was truly scared as I watched 2…read morefights kick off within minutes of each other. Mind you it was a Saturday night not that excuses anything, but it's kinda traditional here to have a fight on a Saturday night from what I can gather. The bouncer waded in after a while, but to be frank after seeing that we left very very quickly. I like my face the way it is. Not a terribly friendly pub and the drinks are overpriced anyway, so go anywhere else apart from here.

This is quite a rough pub in a depressed town. If you are under 25, have a wild time on Friday and…read moreSaturday nights, risk a fight to get your one night stands and supplies. There is nothing wrong with the food and drink, but it's not the point of coming here!