The Three Horseshoes pub located in Garsington is a pleasant pub. It serves good lunches and also…read morehas a restaurant area for more formal dining. The pub also has plenty of parking and a lovely beer garden loacted at the rear.

Friendly pub that serves decent pub food. Good value menu with nice touches like sweet potato…read morefries, skinny or chunky chips as options. Easy to get to from the Oxford Science Park and the South/East side of Oxford. Easy parking.

This must be one of the most popular pubs for miles around with its friendly atmosphere both with…read morethe proprietors and customers alike. The standard of home cooked food available is also second to none. I would recommend anyone to try it, and I am sure, like me, they would not be disappointed.

First visited this pub in February 2010 for a beer festival there which was fantastic, a really…read moregreat feel to the place and very welcoming staff as well as a really good selection of beers. They even had a 15% bottled ale as well which I took home with me. Have since been back several times and enjoyed a number of meals off the menu, all home made and very good value and the beer has always been in good nick. Recommended.

The food was great! This was a place that Americans would call a hidden treasure! I would not have…read morepicked this place, but I'm so happy that it was recommended. The burgers were great! The server was attentive and the cheesecake was a nice dessert. It was clean and kind of tucked away. Would recommend.

Reliably decent food in lovely surroundings in an old pub in the village of Toot Baldwin. The Mole…read moreInn pitches itself as a gastropub and serves up an interesting menu. Today I had the houmous and flatbread starter (very generous serving of very garlicky houmous), the risotto (also heavily garlicky) and the apple crumble (delicious). We were a little squeezed into our table and three diners in particular had to sit very close together bumping elbows! A nice spot for lunch and only a short drive from the Oxford ring road; relatively handy for the Oxford Science Park.

An awsome pub hidden away just off Oxford's High Sreet, what a shame! This pub has never failed to…read moredeliver a good meal or drink/drinks. With a large variety of lagers, ciders, wines, spirits and traditional ales to choose from (especialy the latter) you will be pleasantly suprised by a visit to this pub. Finding seating inside on a cold night can be hard, be warned!

went to this pub last saturday and had a great evening of karaoke hosted by friendly bar staff and…read morelots of customers having a great time loved it and look forward to going again .regards miketheglass

Nice neighborhood pub, very friendly and welcoming staff, good pub food and beer selection. Family…read morefriendly. We will go back.

Grumpy, traditionally english, classic for serving proper pints, chips, watching a football…read more(soccer$@) game and chilling out.

Had Xmas dinner today and was outstanding. Excellent value and food was cooked to perfection…read more Compliments to the chef Maureen and Hannah Jade and Shannon the waitresses. All very friendly and lovely cozy atmosphere. Thank you to you all.

Excellent Sunday roast! Friendly staff as well. Just had lunch today and ordered the pork roast,…read morewhich is very nice and comes complete with apple sauce. Very large portion as well. Can't wait to return!

An incredible evening, many thanks to John, the legend himself! Food and service both exemplary :)read more

TWO MAJOR ISSUES I and my family have encountered at one of your establishments. I am hoping that…read moreas head of your business, you will have better sense than the employees working for you and that you will be able to do something to rectify the situations - 1. DISCRIMINATION - I am an Asian woman, born in the Philippines; but a naturalized American citizen for a few years now. I am traveling to England because my English husband who was born and raised in Stratford-upon-Avon has a filming job here, for his journalism job. With us are our 8-month old baby and 3 year old toddler. And because I cannot handle both kids on my own, whilst running my production/tv show business in America, we asked my Filipino parents to join us. Last night, at Beefeater in Longwall, we tried to book a table for us (minus my English husband). We were three Asians + 2 children. And upon seeing us, the person at the reception simply (and rudely) told us that "We don't have a table for you here." I asked how we could eat, as we were also hotel guests; and his suggestion was to order at the bar, and collect the food and eat in our room. We had no choice so we queued up at the bar, to order. BUT.... I looked back and saw that the white folks behind us, party of four, were promptly seated at the restaurant. When I confronted the guy, he simply said there was no room for us! Why was there no room for us; yet there was room for a group of white folks? I asked to complain to the manager, And Peter (he said his name was) said he was the manager. I asked for his last name. He said he "didn't have to tell me that." Two other people in line for table with us saw the whole thing and told us that was unacceptable. And that as DISCRIMINATION. They are English, and gave me their business card, saying they were willing to act as witnesses of this case, should I need to escalate it. 2. FRAUD - We booked two nights at your facility; but decided we wanted to stay one more night, to give us a chance to explore the Cotswolds. Despite this experience, (and maybe naively so) my parents and I decided to extend our stay one more night, because it's an inconvenience to haul two little children + each of their stuff + my stuff + my parents' stuff, to a different hotel. So this morning, I tried to extend our stay and booked one more night. I was advised by Maria at the front desk that online rates are cheaper. So I did book online. But as I sent all my information, the system crashed and I got a "failed to complete" message. Naturally, since it said "failed to complete", I redid the whole process, causing me double the hassle. And that second try went through. But alas, when I cleared with the reception, I was told BOTH BOOKINGS WENT THROUGH. I called my credit card company, and was told there were two authorizations of the same booking. Your employees' solution was to give me the email for guest relations and told me "but we cannot guarantee a refund. That will be up to the discretion of the guest relations person who will receive your email." Do you think this is fair? Do you think we deserved to be discriminated against, just because we're Asians? Do you agree that your Beefeater restaurant would have no table available for an Asian family?