The Oxford Guide - Differences between Version 17 and Version 3 of Head Of The River

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They held a competition to name this pub when they converted it from a wharf house in the 1970s, hence the name.
* <b>Brewery:</b> Fullers
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A tall building with ample terracing on the [[St. Aldate's]] side, and also the only one reachable directly from [[Christ Church Meadow]], it has been done out within the last five years in a nautical theme, and happens on a pair of floors with a tall dais at the northern end of the ground floor.
* Fullers Chiswick Bitter £1.67
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Fullers London Pride £2.00
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Fullers E.S.B. £2.20
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Dry Blackthorn Cider £2.30
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(11.viii.1998)
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Instructions for the obtaining of food (expensive for main courses, reasonable for "light main courses") and accommodation (there are a number of rooms available).
They held a competition to name this pub when they built it in the 1970s, hence the name.
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A tall building with ample terracing on the [[St. Aldates]] side, and also the only one reachable directly from [[Christ Church Meadow]], it has been done out within the last five years in a nautical theme, and happens on a pair of floors with a tall dais at the northern end of the ground floor.

There is an upside-down rowing eight on the ceiling of the ground floor, and instructions for the obtaining of food (expensive for main courses, reasonable for "light main courses") and accommodation (there are a number of rooms available).

Beer: the London Pride was chilled and not actually recognisable. On top of that, it's pretty expensive too. All of the beers are expensive in here. I'd try the [[Wharf House]] along [[Speedwell Street]] if I were you, providing it's open.

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Past contributors have varied in their opinions of this place. In the main, people seem to like the food, but it's generally regarded as expensive, and they don't keep their beer well. There was also a suggestion that the staff were not particularly friendly, although rather attractive!.
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  • Brewery: Fullers
  • Fullers Chiswick Bitter £1.67
  • Fullers London Pride £2.00
  • Fullers E.S.B. £2.20
  • Dry Blackthorn Cider £2.30
  • (11.viii.1998)

They held a competition to name this pub when they built it in the 1970s, hence the name.

A tall building with ample terracing on the St. Aldates side, and also the only one reachable directly from Christ Church Meadow, it has been done out within the last five years in a nautical theme, and happens on a pair of floors with a tall dais at the northern end of the ground floor.

There is an upside-down rowing eight on the ceiling of the ground floor, and instructions for the obtaining of food (expensive for main courses, reasonable for "light main courses") and accommodation (there are a number of rooms available).

Beer: the London Pride was chilled and not actually recognisable. On top of that, it's pretty expensive too. All of the beers are expensive in here. I'd try the Wharf House along Speedwell Street if I were you, providing it's open.

Packed out in Eights Week, unsurprisingly.


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