Seacourt Bridge, Oxford

About us

There’s something for everyone at the Seacourt Bridge pub in Botley on the outskirts of Oxford. We’re a traditional family friendly pub in the heart of the country and pride ourselves on offering great service, good pub grub and tasty drinks. Whatever your taste we’ll have some delicious food for you, from a starter to a light bite or a main meal. Tuck into our pub classics, curries and street food. Drinks, we have those aplenty. We’re a real ale pub, but have a wide range of drinks, from draught lager to craft beers, cocktails to wine, and of course super soft drinks. And if that wasn’t enough we have weekly entertainment in the pub and for those summer days, there is a secluded beer garden to escape from the busy Oxford city life. What are you waiting for, we’ll see you soon!.

Facilities

Beer gardenCar parkFamily friendlyFoodFunction roomOutside areaReal aleReal fireWiFi freeQuiz nightsCricketFootballRugbyTerrestrial TV

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Reviews

464 reviews

4.1/5

Graham Rowe

2 months ago

A proper pub. No annoying music, great beer at a good price and plenty of space to sit and chat or watch the footie if you want to.

Jacqueline Lowe-Jackson

6 months ago

Comfortable, music in the background that still allows for conversation. Good pub food we had the pie and pint at £10.50 good value. We finished off with a sundae and were pleasantly surprised to find the brownie chunks were warm, it was delish. Excellent service, and on a Monday night the pub was nicely full of customers. Good place to go!

loui5._

6 months ago

Place has gone down hill since the skin head lad left, atmosphere used to be so fun now it’s just a bit dead tbh. Where’s he gone? He was a bit of eye candy for the Mrs’s aswell.

Lorraine Kashdan

1 year ago

This is not a wheelchair accessible pub but if you have some level of mobility you will be able to use it. This is a local pub with locals in it. You can get through the level access doors and there you will have a friendly, local double sided pub with some level of dog friendlness. There is quiet music playing. The tables shroud the bar so in its easy to order from almost anywhere. There are also some offshoot booths for more privacy but these won't be Wheelchair accessible. There is no wheelchair accessible toilet here. I used the ladies toilet with a Q200R powerchair and my chair is a wider size than the market type. However, my frame got through the first door to the ladies even with a gentleman sitting on the corner. It then took some skills to get round the corner (with smaller door) to the actual ladies loo. Once inside you will have to dismount from outside using the helping bars if you're not mobile. So you will have to leave your chair outside the internal loo entrance. It's pretty safe because they would have to get through three doors before getting outside the pub! Better still, take a friend and they can also enjoy it! A person with a walker or with some level of ambulance will be able to use this pub easily. See photos for general loo set up.

Walter Liu

2 years ago

Excellent experience here. The staff were nice and the food impeccable. We tried the hunters chicken and gammon steak, both were impressively grilled and the chips were very crispy. Desserts were good although the chocolate fudge cake was a bit too sweet to my taste. Reasonably priced at £30 for two starters, four mains and two deserts. Would definitely come back.