The Oxford in Camden

Had to wait 45min for 4 chicken wings and garlic bread. When I chase after 20 min I was told effectively to sit down and shut up. When I complain after 45 mins I was then classed as rude and was refused further service. Enter at your own peril.

We popped in here on the off-chance. We were in the area, weary, hungry and needed somewhere to meet up with the other half of the family. Lunchtime. It was very quiet. All fine and friendly. Nice seating. Games' shelf etc. The only slight issue came when we ordered food. Placed order (all fine) but then it took over 45 minutes for the food to arrive. Not quite sure what the problem was (no one else was eating i.e. so not a backlog etc). The waitress/server was so so apologetic and was really trying her best. So full marks to her - but still it was quite long. Felt my appetite had gone by the time the food came. Will try and come back again - maybe in the evening when some jazz is on.

I'm a regular here on Mon nights as upstairs is one of the very best jazz clubs in London, run by Will, and bringing us Londoners some of the best talent in the capital : tonights performance by the Jo Davies trio was simply superb, her new album was recorded here live so I'm really looking forward to it! The ambiance and acoustics are great, and the staff really friendly ... even the beer is okay though they do need a heavyweight bitter like Greene King Abbot or London Pride as their Good Old Boy is pretty much second division ..... we moved on to the Mahajana IPA which was better but still not quite there ..... The house wine is a far better option if there are two or more of you to share a bottle!

We come to London at least twice a year and stay at the same Airbnb in Tufnell Park. We love the Bull and Gate. But we have discovered The Oxford. They have friendly staff and great food. Good beer selection too.

As part of the London Jazz Festival this gig tonight was awesome, just perfect in the upstairs room for jazz enthusiasts - acoustics and atmosphere spot on! Easily one of the best venues for new talent in London so go now - see their website - jazz at the oxford tavern . com And the bar downstairs has great wine, well priced at under 20 a bottle

Absolutely great Mon jazz at the Oxford tonight, The Chris Maddock (sax) band really rocked with Liam Dunachie – Organ, Tobie Carpenter – Guitar, Ed Richardson – Drums. The music was energetic, spirited and played with passion - jazz doesn't get better than this! Loved Tobie on the gtr, huge talent! And big thanks to Will for organising this as its now such a great jazz fixture on Monday nights in north London! Look out for their gigs on their Jazz at the Oxford website or on Instagram.

Fab place to drink, lovely staff and a hilarious pub quiz fairly priced in a great location who could ask for more?!

A fantastic venue for our 60th birthday celebrations! Staff could not have been more helpful or friendly - they definitely went the extra mile! Great location in Kentish Town.

Great music from the best new jazz players in London every Monday 8.30 upstairs in a marvellous high-ceiling room, perfect for the evening. They've got listings featured on the Jazz London Live site and their own website as Jazz at the Oxford too. One of my favourite jazz venues in London, very interesting new jazz from great younger generation players.

New jazz musicians bring a fresh jazz sound to north London at the Oxford pub, in a lovely upstairs room with high ceilings and great acoustics, very comfy. Its organised by Will and he has a facebook page as well as featuring on the jazzlondonlive site. They recently bought a great upright piano with a lovely warm sound, so much better than the electric keyboards. Beer in the bar is a bit hit-and-miss, as the bitter and real ale choice somewhat limited. On tap the Budva is a good option though. And sometimes the Cwytch is okay, though its not cheap.

we came to the oxford today for an office meeting. we were after a quick bite to eat so ordered a bunch of the starters which were all delicious, especially the Cajun shrimp.

This was disappointing and no one seemed to care. There were NO cooked green veg available in spite of the menu's choices. Starters were all served with a garnish of rocket which was yellow and tired! Plates upon which the food was served were cold. The menu was more limited than before the temporary closure. It seemed that it was chips with everything! And for some reason I never quite got to the bottom of the waitress wrote out a pudding menu by hand on a page from a notebook and we had to pass it round.

Good food, atmosphere but the beer is a bit overpriced. Nice atmosphere and location. nice benches outside

Found this charming pub whilst looking for a quick dinner before a show at O2 Forum. It was not too busy and we immediately received a warm welcome. Good selection of cask ales and other beers and reasonable selection of wines. The menu was short and burger/steak oriented but included vegan option. Triple cooked chips some of the best I have enjoyed anywhere. Would definitely return if in that part of London again.

First visit back here after a long break as last meal had been disappointing so we thought we would give it another go. The staff were friendly enough, but too few of them, slow service purely because of their heavy workload. We both had the roast chicken which, when it finally arrived, was cold and the chicken was dry. The roast potatoes were very disappointing, veg were adequate. Yorkshire pudding was pretty good. All in all it was disappointing. Left with an overall feeling that whoever now owns the place is more interested in profit than quality or the treatment of their staff. Would not recommend.

The jazz on Mon nights at 8.30pm costs £8 is recently restarted in the upstairs room and its good - tonight we had the Rob Barron trio with guest sax player and they played great music. The bar had a really amazing Welsh bitter "Cwtch" by Tiny Rebel Brewing and it was just stupendous, rich and smooth! Pity about the weird name ..... Service at the bar was excellent, we got to sample the various bitters on offer, very nice 'n friendly ! And the food looked good too ! Will be back ....

Miramos en varios lugares en una amplia área del noroeste de Londres para la fiesta de cumpleaños de mi esposa antes de decidirnos por la Oxford Tavern, que era la mejor con diferencia. El fin de semana pasado, nuestros 65 invitados bailaron y se mezclaron en la hermosa y elegante sala del primer piso, con su bar grande, atractivo y bien diseñado y el espacio perfecto para nuestra música en vivo. Todos quedamos realmente impresionados con nuestra elección.

Loads of lovely carrots , lots of veg , really nice roast , had a nice cider as well , worth the money

The recent change of ownership has led to a much improved pub. Great selection of beers and the starters we tried as an early evening bite were lovely, particularly the bubble and squeak scotch egg. Will return for dinner soon.

El Oxford es un animado pub en el corazón de la ciudad de kentish. Me revelará no he tenido personalmente la comida, pero parece que está muy bien. Las bebidas y la selección es maravilloso, pero es realmente la gente de aquí que lo hacen especial. Es un lugar divertido, genial para ver un partido de fútbol o relajarse después de un largo día. Disfrute!

Always had a great time in The Oxford. Staff are brilliant, friendly and always happy to advise you on food and drink. Would recommend for everyone to visit.

My partner and I popped in here yesterday to see what the new owners had done to the place. We were greeted at the bar by the owner himself, who talked to us about his beers and let me try a couple of wines before I picked one (both were fab and well priced). The pub itself feels much bigger and lighter than it used to and the seating area has been expanded into the old 'restaurant' area. Likely to become our new local.

A regular place for me and colleagues for after work drinks. It serves good pub food also. An excellent place to catch up with people and friends.

Good busy pub near Kentish town station. Excellent service and a great draught beer selection. Plus Mount Gay Rum. Reasonable prices but difficult to get a table for a meal. Incredibly busy (saturday 7pm) but The Damned were playing locally.I was going to say damned busy. Definite revisit as apparently the sunday roasts are the best in town.

Nice risotto. Shame to kitchen closed early - we could not buy dessert!

The tube was down, it was raining, and I remembered my meal at the oxford. Although this time I just came in for a drink, which turned into an evening of drinking. The vibe in the pub hasn't changed and still works as an old fashioned local, I met Michaele and Conor who were both very friendly, they recommended a chocolate orange cask ale which was very warming. To be warned there were a few dogs there, this was more of a positive for me but should be noted if you don't like dogs maybe not for you.

I spent a lot of money on a dreadful (almost rotten) steak and braised brisket (dry as a bone. The food was just shocking - a shame because under it's previous owners the food was good. They need a new chef sharpish. Do not go there and definitely don't eat any meat. My partner is now throwing up after eating that steak.

Went there for a Sunday roast waited at the table for an hour before the staff even took our order!!! Took another hour for it to come!!!! When it finally arrived was the smallest portion of food I have ever seen and the veg was disgusting!! NEVER AGAIN!!

Popped in to the Oxford on a wet afternoon. Nice style of pub with plenty of varied seating and a good selection of beers, lagers and cider. It also has a great menu at different affordable prices, Dining area is comfortable on wooden floors with a view of the kitchen and meal prep. Their home style burger is tasty but could be a tad larger but overall a good pub and friendly bar staff.

Such a good Sunday Roast. Not sure how you qualify for the cauliflower cheese because sometimes I get it and sometimes I don't but when it does arrive it's always amazing.

The food was ok but underwhelming for the price. Pub is quite nice but probably wouldn't return for food.

Booked for an early lunch (2 adults; 2 kids). They had high chairs but no kids meals. The food was great. Risotto and rib eye steak were particularly memorable. The sweet potato/almond curry was wonderful but too spicy for kids which in hindsight, would have been useful to know, as we had to order a little extra for the kids (they had chicken/potato croquets which were equally delicious). Great ambience, service, clean and inviting. Not the cheapest but would definitely recommend it to anyone interested in pub grub with a bit of flair.

Yo y mi novio estaban planeando ir a Carne y cerveza para un asado los domingos, ya habíamos oído cosas buenas.

Teníamos una gran reserva de grupo en 25 libras por cabeza para una comida de dos platos que resultó era un timo. Uno de los entrantes Ensalada de remolacha fue una de granola! No estoy seguro de que piensa que es una buena idea o si están tratando de ser ingenioso o moderno pero su basura. el asado era pequeña y no es genial, el pollo sabía viejo. Pero a cargo de £25 por dos campos es una broma. Tuve que volver dos platos de pasta como pasta recocida. No se podrá volver

Rather than my long exhaustive critique and blow by blow account, I would merely say, the staff (Adam) is great, the portions are ridiculously small and, at best, not of good quality! So, I guess it's just as well the portions aren't adequate. I could...

Fuimos allí en el fin de un grupo grande. Tienes que elegir un menú. Pero cuando llegamos allí, el menú era aproximadamente 10 libras más que si pedir la comida por separado desde el menú normal. Cuando llegaron, las raciones eran absolutamente diminuto pero cuesta...

Went here for a christmas party. We were not allowed to choose off the normal menu but one they selected. They had one vegetarian option which was dull boring pasta. No thought gone into that then. Whereas the meat eaters had a full roast option and 3 others to choose from. It was £26 for only 2 courses so we were expecting great things.

Today we had the rib eye steak and at £25 a plate could only be described as a rip off

I went to The Oxford for a private birthday party upstairs, it's a lovely intimate space. The finger food provided was delicious and presented well. Our bartenders Brad & Michaela were friendly, helpful and really did a great job tending to the requirements of the party.

We booked a meal here before going to a gig at Kentish Town Forum. Very nice selection of beers, wines and food. We had a really delicious meal with very nice service. We'll definitely go back.

Near to Kentish town tube station on the corner of Kentish Town Road and Islip Street.Popped in for a quick drink.seemed OK.

I approached The Oxford looking for a private room for a very special event. Dean and Laurence, and the Chef also, went beyond extra mile in their efforts to cate for our event, and Bradley and Michaela, our bartenders, were amazing too! Incredible staff -thank you so much, you're amazing!Everything worked out splendid! We had a fabulous time, with gorgeous food, drinks and ambience. Will highly recommend The Oxford for any private function without hesitation! Thank you all, you're our favourite new place in North London!

We held a surprise birthday party for a friend at this gorgeous north London gem. The bar ia beautiful and atmospheric and the smell of foid that greets you set the night of fun up perfectly. It's a fabulous venue made all the more special by Brad and Michaela who looked after our party perfectly.

Visited the pub yesterday with a property developer I am working with who doesn’t know the area. I’ll start by saying the staff were superb. They were friendly and explained things on the menu and they didn’t hover to take our order but gave us time to decide. We both went for the double burger and believe me when I say that this was one of the nicest burgers I have ever had and I’ve eaten a lot of burgers. The sweet potato fries were the perfect compliment to it also. Great atmosphere too. Would highly recommend it for a visit and my client was also very impressed so he’ll be looking to do business here too. Win win.

Friday night for us usually means a lovely cocktail from Dean (the barman). With a chilled out vibe, electroswing playing in the background, it's a great place for a pre/post dinner drink or whiling away an evening with a few of dean's creations. Rhubarb daiquiri anyone...why not.

So unfortunate this is out local pub Gravy was so watery we asked the waiter to bring us new gravy and then came back with one small gravy pot between 4 and said they have run out of gravy !!!Disgusting gravy had to give back my food as it tasted like I have smothered it with water

Not always easy trying to pick somwhere to take one of your daughters who (A) likes nice places and (B) thinks you are cheap when you want to use your Tastecard. But this was a fine choice, squid and mussels as starters, cod and a burger for mains, and I had an excellent sticky toffee pudding for dessert. The eating area at the back of the pub was comfortable, service was really lovely so all in all, this was a first class choice.

Very pleasant service. Cold day and yet no heating in large dining area. Main course roast was stingy as regards meat portion which was a pity as vegetables and gravy were good. First courses were good and crumble pudding nice. Brick wall against side of table crumbling with dust on ledge.

What a wonderful place to have a private party. The decor and atmosphere were perfect for a birthday of 50 people, though the room can hold more than that. chic but relaxed, this is a beautiful room. But what made it really special was that from first contact booking the venue to the very end of the evening, all staff were was incredibly helpful. From discussing menus to handing out drinks, nothing was too much trouble. It was like having a personal party planner and various dedicated waiters all thrown in for free. Even more impressive when the cost of the room is free - it's minimum bar spend only, so all your money goes on your event. You can choose whether to make it a pay bar or put some of your own money behind the bar. Thank you The Oxford for making my birthday party such a great occasion.

Honestly? The food is good but this time the service was so-so. As I didn't want to sit next to the toilet entrance, I asked to sit somewhere more comfortable - on a square 4-seater and I was told it may get busy so we couldn't. It was not busy at all and there were plenty of tables. So, if you are just two they are mostly situated by the toilet. It really annoys me when it's clearly 3 quarters empty, not reserved and they say no. This is why the table next to us left as the rest of the restaurant was empty and they were forced to sit on the next 2-seater table. Real shame.

We held a gathering for my husband’s birthday in the private function space upstairs (16 adults, 8 kids) and couldn’t have been happier with the choice of venue! The space & environment allowed all the parents and kids to mingle and relax. The food was delicious and the service excellent - attentive but relaxed. Thank you Laurence and the team!

Fantastic gastropub with amazing ingredients. Best ever piccalli!

Perfect place to get together prior to an O2 Forum gig. Booked for 8 people, about 15 turned up, staff was very kind to put a few tables together to arrange us nicely.

We had our wedding reception here and all our needs were catered for! Staff were really friendly and ensured we had a memorable day. The food was fantastic, the service swift and we can't recommended this place enough. Massive complements to Laurence and the team!

A great meal before a gig at the O2 forum. Loved the dauphoinoise!!

Good value, well cooked food in a nice, buzzy atmoshere on a Friday night.

We have gone to the Oxford after work, on cold winter Saturdays and Sundays, and even attended an event when it was hired out; and always enjoyed it. No matter what mood we go in with, we come out with a better mood, and that is not the alcoholic beverages. The food is standard Camden / London prices, but it taste real good and wholesome. We only had one dessert that had a too much salt (not sure if what an error on an off day?), but every meal we've had has been a really pleasing and delightfully satisfactory - Mmmmmmmm and yummy is all have to say.

Another excellent meal at the Oxford. Good autumn menu. Busy and enjoyable without being frantic.

My wife and I walked in at random on a Sunday. We live relatively locally and were surprised we'd never been in before. Our waitress Shannon we will definitely return for, the right level of attentiveness but yet relaxed attitude which made our meal very enjoyable. The drinks were a little expensive but then the quality of everything made up for it. Lovely decor and though was busy we were well looked after and had a very good vibe.

This is a pub and upstairs, they have a Cocktail Lounge. We came on a Saturday night it we were welcomed and they made some great cocktails. The atmosphere is lively but chilled and it's worth definitely visiting when in Kentish Town (within walking distance from the underground station)

a very nice sunday lunch..great service..good vegetarian choice...spacious

Love all of the cocktails there !

Came to the Oxford with my gal pal for a cheeky cocktail, had low expectations however, what we came across was pure excellence. Bradley not only created what we wanted but exceeded all expectations and made out night. Big up Bradley

Bradley made some amazing cocktails and offered great service. Would definitely recommend the espresso martini.

Really impressed with the food here. Easily comparable to a decent restaurant. Bold flavours and generous sized portions. Helpful staff and good beer.

Nice chips and burger :) and a good glass if wine for the price, Would eat again but only thing it smells abit too sticky!

We came for my friend's birthday and enjoyed excellent food, and my friend received a free cocktail. Adam served us and was very friendly and hospitable!

Nipped in for lunch with my son on Thursday 7th Sept. Never been here before and it looked promising. Son ordered chicken with truffle mash, veg and gravy, while I asked for smoked salmon fishcakes on wilted spinach. We would share a side of avocado fries. So far, so good. The sweet waitress fixed our wobbly table and brought water. But when my fishcakes arrived they looked unlike any fishcakes I had ever seen: five deep-fried crispy balls the size of small satsumas. This must be how they do them in Kentish Town I thought. Not how we do them in Dorset. I took a bite and had a weird taste experience. Nothing remotely like smoked salmon. So I took another bite, imagining there must be salmon somewhere but found myself chewing a glutinous mush vaguely tasting of fish with a few peas in it. I couldn't taste potato. So I cut some of the other 'fishcakes' and could see no sign of salmon so I knew that something was definitely not right. My son agreed. When I asked the waitress, politely, 'What is this?' she answered that it might be haddock because the salmon had run out. 'Well I don't like it' I said. She called the chef who, without any apology, told me that I had been given haddock because there were no more salmon fishcakes. He offered to get me another lunch but I had a train to catch and there wasn't time. He mumbled something about money off so we finished up the avocado fries and spinach and called for the bill. There it was: 1 Suffolk chicken 14.501 Avocado Fries 4.001LNCH Haddk Fshck 7.50 MPC 20% Off Food = -5.20 . Subtotal 20.80Srv C 12.5 = 2.60TOTAL £23.40I had been given rissole shaped haddock fishcakes I did not ask for and did not eat and had been charged £6 for them. Plus service charge. Oh, and 20% off the Chicken and Avocado as a sop. Unbelievable.To save my son embarrassment I said no more. We left The Oxford and I caught my train. Won't be in a hurry to return.

Went day after the bank holiday, 40% of the menu not available. The dessert was disgusting. Service slow and terrible. Was embarrassed to have taken my friends there.

Average all round. Disappointment did not keep to their Taste Card Terms

I never give reviews on things but I booked the Oxford Pub for my son's 21st birthday last weekend 19th August and I must say we had the best night ever! Dean and Bradley were our bar staff and they could not have done any better if they tried. Polite and very friendly and made my son's 21st party enjoyable and comfortable. The food was excellent and I would highly reccommend this venue that is upstairs from the main bar. Quite spacious too. We had around 60 people and it was a fantastic night! Thank you Dean and Bradley! Such good guys! Xx

Great place but the toilets aren't easy to get in and out of

Lovely Sunday lunch. Food and service very good. Ideal for get together and conversation.

We live locally and stopped into The Oxford for a meal last night with some friends. It was the second time we've eaten here since the refurbishment and the food is certainly better than it was before. Portions are quite small, and it's not particularly good value for money, but the food itself isn't bad. We declined the wine list as we were sticking to beer, and our server listed off what was available on tap. We went for the Beavertown Gamma Ray - which was lovely - but were shocked to find that it was £6.80 a pint when the bill came. We'd had several each by that point so not a particularly nice surprise, and I think our server could have warned us as we continued to order more. I'm used to London prices but I'm sure that's the most expensive pint I've ever had in a pub. Absolutely crazy.To be honest, I don't see myself returning. There's better food nearby - Beef and Brew and Pitstop are my local favourites - and much better places to drink. I'll stick to Camden's Daughter, The Lion and Unicorn, and the Camden Brewery Bar in the future.

We hired the upstairs cocktail bar for our sons 21st birthday party, we had a wonderful time we were looked after by dean and Bradley on the evening and nothing was too much trouble, the atmosphere was great the food looked amazing and everyone said tasted great e deep fried halloumi was particularly enjoyed. I can recommend using the pub for private party it was fantastic

After a few years of absence from London we went back to our old watering hole and it was a great Sunday lunch with a good menu and really lovely atmosphere.

Decent pub. The alcohol is absolutely extortionate though, it's the most expensive pub I think I've come across in London. £6.70 for a fairly standard pint of pale ale which would be a fiver at any other pub. Won't be returning until they lower their prices.

Not a good choice for a quick snack, only had full menu available, so had a starter each -both around £8. Foot was very good have to admit

Si vas de paseo al camdem market y después queres relajarte y comer algo con una cerveza éste es el lugar indicado. El plato típico de pescado y papas fritas es muy bueno. Se nota que el pescado es muy fresco y la cerveza es muy buena también. Está muy bien ubicado y no es caro.

Firstly, this is a very noisy pub, good on atmosphere but difficult for conversation.The food sounds good with lots of interesting flavours, we felt the chef might have flair. However, on our visit half the contents on our plates were cold and my fish portion rather mean. It felt as if we were there on the main chefs night off.While the service was polite and friendly we were never asked how our food was (maybe they knew!).

me and my family come here every weekend and have drinks and food. However on this occasion we ordered 3 burgers which were all incredibly dry and overcooked! We were very disappointed, thankfully a kind member of staff offered us free drinks to make up for it.

Staying in Kentish Town on business we tried The Oxford. Great staff, lovely food and reasonable price. My wife went two nights running. Excellent sirloin. Excellent chicken. My lamb was lovely and the chocolate fondant was exceptional. Really friendly. What a good place.

The service was great, I enjoyed the food and considered this to be good value for money. It was great that we were able to make a booking at relatively short notice.

Met up with a group of friends in this pub before a gig down the road. Although it was very busy the service at the bar was fast. Good selection of beers & they served a good Guinness. Didn't have time to try the food.

Good quality food - the raw tuna poke bowl was delicious. Daughter had crab which was also amazing. Not cheap but lovely atmosphere. Service friendly and efficient.

A lot of money has been spent on this pub to turn it into a pretty decent environment. Not eaten here but for a quiet midweek drink, it's ideal. Despite the non-descript Greene King IPA at centre stage, there's a decent selection of craft ales. Upstairs there is a very funky private bar/meeting room for hire; a rather louche lounge but fun!

Drinks grabbed out of our hands after "last orders" and being laughed at as we leave the pub is not the best way to spend your Saturday evening.

Frequent visitor over last 18 months. Food always excellent, nice atmosphere, very relaxed and friendly staff. Recommend

Perfect place for a Sunday lunch. Great ambiance. Sunday roasts looked amazing but really nice slightly healthier alternative too. Charred cauliflower and vegetable dauphinois and sweet potatoes was delicious.

The menu appeared to be trying too hard. Food that is traditionally quite simple fair has been 'cheffed-up' and as a result is missing the mark big time. Our starters of salmon fish cake and potato cake were mediocre and downright poor respectfully. The fish cake was a bit bland but otherwise presented well. The potato cake was like a packet of crisps trying to be gratin dauphinois. The result was dry and lacking in flavour. Our mains weren't much of an improvement with the seabass being served with a mixture of hot, tepid and cold vegetables that were apparently supposed to be a warm salad. The chicken and hock ham pie was like a soup with a pastry crust. We didn't venture to dessert. Our waitress was very pleasant and somewhat embarassed that we were so disappointed with our food (we didn't pass comment on the starters). She was very professional in her approach and we couldn't fault her service in any way. Maybe we got an 'off' evening or maybe they are trying a new menu but we won't be rushing back for dinner any time soon.

Very good Pub food and drink. Great service. We kept going back!!! Our "Neighborhood Pub" choice. Great value

Huge vegetarian portion of food! £55 is still pricey for a vege option but it was Christmas Day after all and the staff were very attentive. Atmosphere was great and it was a good first pub Christmas Day experience. No more no less!

The Oxford is a lovely pub in Kentish Town. The food is typical pub fare with a few other dishes mixed in for a flair. You can have small plates- the Scotch egg was delicious- or main dishes. There are a variety of roasts to choose from as well. The food was average, the service was excellent. Small plates were from 4-10 ponds and dinners from 11-15 pounds.

A typical London Green King, terrible fast frozen style food. Normal type Green King beers IPA of coures plus the typical guest beers. This place lack atmosphere, no buzz about the place, the decoration was typical and very boring.For me not worth it.

Good bar, nice room, lighting and music. Service is okay for a pub - depending who you get. But for a roast this place does it well. Good selection of veg, lovely meat - on the table of 6 we had Chicken, beef and the pork and all was good. The meals came with gravy and cauliflower cheese on the side which is delicious. This will be a regular Sunday :)

The food was excellent, however a group of teenagers who were obvious friends of the waitress decided to sit in the restaurant. More friends then came and at one stage there were 8, none of which ordered any food. Made it to be rather uncomfortable.

Came here recently with a few friends after work and I can't fault The Oxford one bit. It's been recently renovated and it's looking great! The staff were extremely friendly and welcoming to us all and were extremely knowledgable about both the drinks and food on offer. I can't fault one part of our evening out and I know a few of my friends have visited since with their partners and I know I'll be coming back soon!Keep up the good work guys, can't recommend you enough to everyone!

I went there with my partner for Sunday roast and could not have been more satisfied! The food was amazing. I had roast beef and ate the whole plate even I knew I am absolutely full. The potatoes were just spot on, Yorkshire pudding was literally melting in my mouth. The best thing was home made horseradish sauce and you could ask for as much gravy as you want for free. Must eat their cauliflower cheese too! I will be definitely back and told my friends about this amazing place so cannot wait to book a table there. Well done to all members of staff!!!!

Came here for the first time since the remodel. Pub looks great. Our waiter Jacob could not have done more to help us throughout. His recommended roast (chicken) was delicious. As was the chicken pie. We'll be back soon!

I came to The Oxford after the reopening and I was pleasantly surprised. You can see from the beginning there was lots of effort and time sacrificed to reactivate lovely venue. I've tried everything from lovely selection of beers, fresh food and end up staying until close in the upstairs cocktail bar!!! Definitely my first stop when in Kentish Town. Well done, keep it up!!!