The Perch is one of Oxford's oldest pubs. We're just a few minutes walk from the Isis (Oxford's stretch of the Thames) and Port Meadow, a historic common stretching from Jericho to Wolvercote. In the summer, our garden is the envy of the whole city, and our 17th century plaster-rubble building with its traditional thatched roof will charm even the most seasoned pub-goers.
There's been a pub on our site for at least 800 years. In those 800 years, we've been a favourite of some of Britain's best poets and authors, a frequent haunt of Inspector Morse, and even an influential venue on the British Jazz scene. In Spring 2015, we conducted a full scale renovation to bring a traditional pub into the modern world, and ensure we'll be around for the next 800 years.
We provide a refuge for everyone who loves great food and drink - whether they're thirsty students, hungry walkers, exploring families, muddy dogs, adventurous visitors or wedding parties. We're proud of our suppliers and the food we make, so if you want to know anything about anything on the menu, just ask.
There's been a pub on our site for at least 800 years. In those 800 years, we've been a favourite of some of Britain's best poets and authors, a frequent haunt of Inspector Morse, and even an influential venue on the British Jazz scene. In Spring 2015, we conducted a full scale renovation to bring a traditional pub into the modern world, and ensure we'll be around for the next 800 years.
We provide a refuge for everyone who loves great food and drink - whether they're thirsty students, hungry walkers, exploring families, muddy dogs, adventurous visitors or wedding parties. We're proud of our suppliers and the food we make, so if you want to know anything about anything on the menu, just ask.
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