The Head of The River — Pub in Oxford

The Head of the River, on Folly Bridge, St. Aldates in Oxford, offers views of the River Thames and a relaxed atmosphere. It's known for its prix fixe menu with seasonal ingredients, making it a good spot for a meal. Locals and visitors alike enjoy this pub for everything from lunch to drinks. It’s popular with those enjoying the riverside location and Oxford’s atmosphere. The building’s history adds character to the area.

Originally a prison, The Head of the River is now a Fuller’s pub with a Gothic architectural style. The traditional English pub decor includes fireplaces, creating a warm interior. The venue has received a Green Tourism Silver Award, recognizing its commitment to sustainability. You can find a lively atmosphere with views of Oxford’s spires. The historic building and current vibe combine to offer a unique visit.

As a pub, The Head of the River provides a relaxed setting for locals and visitors. It’s well-suited for a quiet drink or a social evening, with a focus on craft beers and cask classics. A prix fixe menu offers an accessible meal, and the beer garden overlooks the River Thames. The venue regularly hosts events and welcomes groups, making it a versatile space.