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Pubs & Bars Oxford
54 Reviews Yet another favourite pub of mine: Located conveniently in the city centre, "Far from the Madding Crowd" is still, well, far from the madding crowd of tourists. Nonetheless, it's a very nice place for...
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Nightclubs Oxford
17 Reviews Park End is probably the best place to go if you want fairly mainstream 'dance' music, AND R&B, AND cheesey-music-since-the-50's! It's got three rooms playing each of these categories of music, plus a...
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George Street Oxford
1 Review George Street is Oxford's busiest nightlife area, with a mix of restaurants, pubs, clubs, late night bars, cinemas and theatres. Though the University dominates much of the city, its influence is less...
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Theatre Oxford
4 Reviews We saw the Oxford Playhouse across the street when we visited the Ashmolean Museum, and decided it would be a nice and cultural way to spend one of our evenings in Oxford. On the Oxford Playhouse...
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Concerts Oxford
2 Reviews If you are visiting during University term time then look out for the Uni a capella groups. They perform regularly all over town and there should be posters in colleges and the Covered Market. The...
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Definitely the best of a poor bunch of clubs in Oxford. Each night is slightly different but are mostly very mainstream and cheesy. Good for dancing, best when drunk. Drinks very cheap on Mondays and Wednesdays (beer £1 a pint). Nothing too outrageous. Trainers and jeans normally OK. Bouncers have been known to be rude and sometimes racist, but generally they are no problem.
.....and daylife as well, please.....Not a particular place, but more of an independent ratings list of ALL of the PUBS inside the ring-road (142 of them at the last count!), painstakingly researched again and again over the past 5 years or so.To save space you can view them at this site:http://www.earth.ox.ac.uk/~chrisw/pubindex.htmlMy particular centrally located favourites would have to include the Bear, the Turf Tavern and the Royal Oak, which are all old and tourist-friendly(apart from the Royal Oak, inexplicably) but you should really try a few and judge for yourself - after all it would be rude not to.....!Hmmm - interesting page format...?!OK - NIGHTCLUBS! - well they're nothing much to write home about, to be honest - Oxford is more of a pub place unless there's a big group of you (in which case any place is simply what you make it). For cheesy music you're in paradise - try...
nigth life ends very early as in every other place in england.Pubs are good for an early start to drink then u may close the nigth at the discos.But don't forget that drinks(other then beer) and cigarets are expensive
Love it or hate it, as a student at Oxford, you will inevitably end up here. The good side is that you tend to know the majority of the people there, the bad side is, it's Filth (literally - the name students have christened this fine establishment). As a none student, you may have trouble getting in on a week-day without STudent ID. Be prepared for serious cheese. Normally pretty much anything goes. During the week even trainers are OK (as long as you are still vertical by teh time you get to the front of the queue). Slightly smarter at the weekend.
For clubbing, head for one of the following: The Studio, Park End, the Zodiac, The Bridge...Often playing cheesy music, these are a great night out if you've had a bit too much to drink! You need a student card for some of the nights (Studio: Tuesday, Park End: Weds, Zodiac: Mon, Weds, Thurs, Bridge: Thurs), so if you don't have one it's probably best to check...The Zodiac has some great gigs. Anything you like, usually! They're pretty casual.
The Isis is a pub directly located at the river thames. In summer it is a great place to go out, sit under trees and enjoy a beergarden atmosphere. You have to walk there for about 10 minutes. This means there are no cars, no noise, except for the rowing teachers on their bikes who pass by regularly and shout instructions to their students sitting in their boats and row. there is no dress code
This has to be the biggest and most popular club in Oxford. There are various rooms with all kinds of music playing, although generally a bit cheesy, there's nice atmosphere and its a good laugh! Anything goes except for trainers.
Ebony was one of the most crowded but beatifull place when i was there.Maybe its still be open,if so try it.Thursday nigths is womens free;so check it out!
If you're looking for a pre-club haunt, this is it. The drinks are cheap and the atmosphere is young and lively. No jeans or trainers on friday or saturday night.
In one night in Oxford you can speack about 10 diverses languages... Downton disco
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