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Jude the
Obscure |
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PUBLICAN |
Sam Burden. |
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ADDRESS |
54 Walton Street, Oxford,
Oxfordshire OX2 6AE Tel. 01865 557309 email
6657@greeneking.co.uk |
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MAP |
Click
Here For Map. |
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PUB
EXPLORER REFERENCE |
26220. |
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PUB
OPENING TIMES |
Monday - Saturday 12noon -
11pm. Sunday 12noon - 10.30pm. |
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DRAUGHT BEERS
SERVED |
Carling, Fosters, Kronenbourg, Stella, John Smiths Smooth, Guinness, Strongbow
Cider. |
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GOOD BEER
GUIDE |
Jude the Obscure has a
listing in the current Good Beer Guide. |
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REAL ALES |
Greene King IPA, Ruddles
County, Seasonal Guest Ale, 2 Regularly Changing Guest Ales. |
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CASK
MARQUE |
We are Cask Marque'
accredited for our Quality real ales. |
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FOOD |
Quality Pub Food served from
a NEW varied main menu and Specials board including Homemade dishes and steaks. Range of Fine Wines.
Tea & Range of Speciality Coffees. |
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MEAL TIMES |
Daily 12noon -
2.30pm & 5pm - 8pm. |
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MENU |
Online Menu Here. |
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FACILITIES |
Beer Garden (with
heaters), Patio
Area, Wheelchair Access. |
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OTHER |
Children Welcome (only when dining
until 5pm).
Debit / Cash Back & Credit Cards
accepted. |
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 The unusual name of Jude the Obscure is
from the semi-autobiographical Thomas Hardy novel of the same name and is
so called because he once resided in this area. With a huge
atmosphere and the feel of a traditional town pub, you will be welcomed
by friendly, helpful bar staff who are excellent at their job and really
work to make us the best in the area. You will not be disappointed
by a visit to the Jude, always finding a good drink and company. There is
a super choice of real ales on offer as well as all types of alcoholic and
soft drinks. A high
standard of food can be enjoyed daily from our own menu and specials board
which incorporates mouthwatering homemade favourites. Sunday lunches are extremely
popular and rightly so, when your meal is freshly prepared from quality
ingredients with not a freezer bag in sight! If you have the choice
to enjoy the best
here at an extremely reasonable price, why slave over a hot stove at
home?! It may only be a one roomed pub,
but Jude the Obscure is a place not to be missed.
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