Nestled in the historic heart of Oxford, The Plough Inn invites you to experience the charm of a bygone era with a modern flair. Steeped in history, this old-world pub dates from 1656 & seamlessly marries tradition with contemporary delights, making it a cherished destination for locals and visitors alike.
Best quality traditional British pub food meets square pizzas & shuffleboard in this historic venue.
Awfully flat beer, hopeless staff. Manager has no charisma on how to lead or run a bar and its just genuenly a poorly run venue. Was really looking forward to the reopening of The Plough... dissapointed. Never seen a venue charge for shuffle board - only deposit which is understandable as the kit is expensive.
Cozy little pub, we only stopped by for a drink mid afternoon, the kitchen closes in the afternoon so we couldn't get food. Dog friendly, the barman even offered a bowl of water. Staff was really friendly. Only drawback is price, we paid £3 for a can of Coke. Which I guess is what you get for being in Oxford town center.
I ordered Fish and chips, but was not very satisfied with the taste. The fish seemed a bit stale and it was overfried - so much so that you can see in the picture below that it has turned brown. The chips, on the other hand, was incredibly good. The service is good and the staff are friendly. Located right in the heart of city, The Plough is quite popular but my personal experience with fish and chips wasn't the very best. I have tried much better fish & chips at much lower prices.
This is the first restaurant I visited in Oxford and it was delicious!! I went with the 3 course and didn’t regret it one bit. From the appetizer to the main course to the dessert, all of it was made to perfection. The food was clearly fresh and beautiful. I felt very satisfied and have a feeling I’ll be eating here again while I’m in Oxford.
Lovely transformation of this historic building in Oxford. Great modern bar and restaurant. Although the original wooden staircase remains, which is charming. Great bar with plenty of Ales, wine and funky vodka and Gins. It's a real feature to see the Brewing room for the Ales behind the bar. The restaurant is bright and airy and we were seated in the window. The menu is modern and not badly priced. The staff were very friendly and our waitress was attentive. The food was lovely, great fresh ingredients. Highly recommended.
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Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX1