THE
Butchers Arms
A traditional 17th and 18th century stone-built village pub located in Fringford.
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We have all the bases covered for a catch-up with friends or family, a celebration, a seat in the sun, an impromptu drink, or a well-earned break. An integral part of the village, we support local domino leagues and Fringford Cricket Club. The Butchers Arms also hosts an Aunt Sally team, which is a traditional game only played in Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Northamptonshire. The Butchers Arms is proud to be a dog-friendly environment, welcoming waggy tails in our bar area! We do not allow dogs in the restaurant area to allow for any customers who aren't quite as enthusiastic to dine in comfort. Join us for regular events including our monthly quiz, last Thursday of every month!
We have recently renovated our car park area for customers to enjoy a clean, clear and level parking experience!
We are happy to host campervans, please enquire in advance...
Please contact us via message on social media such as Facebook/Instagram, website or telephone with any questions.
We serve a range of draught beers and real ales on tap! We have a great selection of white, red, rose and sparkling wines along with a plethora of spirits and soft drinks.
We have a large outdoor seating area, equipped with parasoles and a fantastic view of the cricket green. We have recently revamped our outdoor covered area with lovely green decor and bistro tables available along with comfy pillows and soft blankets free to use on the cooler evenings.
Set in the heart of Oxfordshire, Fringford it’s the home of Flora Thomson. Her 19th-century book Lark Rise to Candleford is based on her childhood in Fringford and was immortalised in the BBC series.
