The Oxford Nw5 - Menu

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.

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.

I had to wait 45 minutes for 4 chicken wings and garlic bread. When I followed up after 20 minutes, I was rudely told to sit down and be quiet. When I complained after 45 minutes, I was considered rude and denied further service. Enter at your own risk.

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

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.

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.

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 decided to stop by this restaurant on a whim. We were in the area, tired, hungry, and looking for a place to meet up with the rest of our family for lunch. It was relatively quiet and the staff were friendly. The seating was comfortable and there was even a shelf with games to enjoy. The only issue we encountered was the wait for our food. While our order was taken without any problems, it took over 45 minutes for the food to be served. Despite the slow service, the waitress was very apologetic and made an effort to make things right. We may consider giving this place another try, perhaps in the evening when they have jazz performances.

I am a regular at this restaurant on Monday nights because the upstairs area hosts one of the best jazz clubs in London, managed by Will. They bring top talent to us Londoners, and tonight's performance by the Jo Davies trio was exceptional. Her new album was recorded live here, so I am excited to hear it! The ambiance and acoustics are wonderful, and the staff is very friendly. The beer selection is decent, but I wish they had a stronger bitter ale like Greene King Abbot or London Pride instead of Good Old Boy. We tried the Mahajana IPA, which was better but still not quite what we were looking for. I recommend getting the house wine if you are sharing a bottle with two or more people.