Great village pub newly decorated and a new garden ready for the summer. Regular live music each…read moremonth and an up and coming barbecue pit for freshly grilled 100% beef burgers. Great beer great vibe.

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.

****Avoid this place on Sundays****…read more Sunday lunch is a major time to get the people in and through the tills quickly - enabling a good profit margin. This is the second time I've waited more than 30 minutes for a starter. The scallops were very good, served hot and the shellfish was nicely presented. It took more than an hour for the main course. Either the chef was overrun or didn't care. Chef's red wine gravy was very good and so easy the beef. I later learned that the head chef had quit and they were forced to use agency staff. Roast veg was underdone, Yorkshire puddings were overdone. I get the impression that this meal was rushed through preparation. Sorry lads, you really need to pull your finger out on Sunday lunches. The pub is not 'rammed' and there's absolutely no excuse if you're charging the full rate. Try here on any other day and it's fine. You will enjoy the food, but I'd avoid Sundays like a boy band member avoids a self-assessment demand from the HMRC.

Great place to stop for a drink on the patio, or an elegant plate of food. If you're cycling the…read morepath along the A40 between Oxford and Witney, you can't miss it. The cycle track (bike path) is away from the highway here, though, so it's nice and quiet among the trees. Friendly staff.

We had the BBQ and salmon salad. It was all very flavorful - probably with some help from the many…read morespices they hang at the window of the kitchen. The setting is cozy; the staff are friendly and helpful. We also enjoyed their crumble of the day for dessert which was truly delicious. We didn't like the smoking going on in the garden right next to us (there were little children around as well) but hey, it's a pub.

This is a nice pub for a meal, they do a good lunchtime menu and the place is usually full. The car…read morepark is usually bursting to the seams on a sunday afternoon as well which must be an indicator that their sunday lunch is good too! Nice location, easy to get to as it's on the main road.

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.