Oxford Arms - Menu

Nice Ale, The food is a kind of standard powder menu, my Beef Stroganoff seemed made at home and was pretty nice. You murdered a middle steak, it was good...

This old caoching inn is steeped in history and feels so right Ignore the shabby appearance food is brilliant and beer even better Fred has some very good beer tasting weeks and even sheep shearing night late on in the season

If you visit Kington and are in need of a drink or meal in an authentic venue, then this is certainly one of the places to go to. Always a warm welcome and a pint and meal to your liking. We've been there many times and hope for for many returns.

It's very easy to be put by the appearance of this shabby pub. But on a Sunday night in Kington, there aren't many options for food. The landlord is a character and was very welcoming. The food was plentiful and decent quality. Overall, a reasonable experience but not a memorable one

Spent two nights away from home to escape our daughter’s first house party, 18th birthday. Fred is a great chap who obviously works hard to keep a massive property well maintained. Massive room and matching en-suite bathroom. I love buildings that don’t have flat floors. Great home cooked food for dinner and breakfast and a proper full sized plate. Beer kept well and nicely priced. We will return to sleepy Kington again.

Came for beers and food with the boy whilst on a distance walk.I like real old school pubs with decent food and top class local beer and a bunch of proper locals propping up the bar.This has all of that.Beer is excellent. Boy says cider is too. The food was really very good indeed.Steak au poivre was top notch.But if you want bland and corporate then this is not for you. If I lived in Kington then I would be a regular. Fred is a very good landlord.

Visited this establishment on Tuesday I’ve visited once before so I opted for a bottled beer. It was a good decision the carling has that rotten egg smell. There was no Guinness and the cask ale was hazey. The cleanliness of the whole building is a lot to be desired especially during these uncertain time’s however I was more worried about catching other diseases from the toilet area !!!! If that’s the state of the bar and toilets what is the kitchen like. Visit the burton hotel or the oak both taking Covid seriously.

We love this place! Popped in for a quick meal after a full day's walking, and liked it so much we went back for the full 3 courses on our last night. While the Oxford Arms is a proper locals' pub, it treats holidaymakers like locals as well a fine art, and one that a lot of places don't manage. The food was great and reasonably priced. I had a really good fish pie on our first visit, and I'd recommend the Sticky Ginger Pudding if it's available really light sponge and little chunks of ginger throughout. Served with custard, it was delicious. We would certainly eat here again if we are in the area. This is a great pub and deserves to do well go!

I booked for one night 's B&B and their on line booking system works really well. The room was clean, the bed was comfy, the shower worked fine and a kettle and teas/coffee biscuits were provided. My room had no TV, but others do, so if you want one check before you book. An excellent English breakfast. You could probably spend a fortune on redecoration Hotel Inspector style, but then the prices would have to go up. So, their market is more Offa 's Dyke walkers and tradesman working away, and not people expecting a middle class Premier Inn. If want to pay twice the price or more for a posh hotel, there is one at the other end of town. Fred is most congenial host and is eager to please.. I wa...