Whole Crabs

The return of an old favourite this week – whole St Ives day boat crabs (up to ~2.5 kg). Arrive live on the day of serving.

Crabs served with mixed leaf salad and mayonnaise (served cold) – price per kilo is £30.00.

Cracked and ready to do battle. Determination and a small fork needed.

If you would like to add some side dishes – £3.50 each:

String chips
Triple cooked chips
New potatoes
New potato salad

If you would like to order EAT OUT AT HOME by Bryn Jones® Crabs for the next weekend (Friday, 26th Feb – Sunday, 28th Feb) we need you to place your order and payment by phone / email any time before 1pm Wednesday, 24th February.

Limited numbers of the whole crabs and time-slots available.

Start ordering your whole crabs now: 01869 350208 or enquiries@oxford-arms.co.uk

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Thursday - Saturday

Lunch 12 noon - 3 pm (food order from 12 noon to 1:30 pm)
Dinner 6 pm - 10 pm (food order from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm)

Sunday
Lunch 12 noon - 3 pm (food order from 12 noon to 1:30 pm)

Closed Monday - Wednesday all day, Sunday evenings, bank holiday evenings, Christmas Day evening and New Year's Day evening.

NB! The Oxford Arms is suitable for over 12 y.o. only.

About

The Oxford Arms is an award-winning XIX century dining pub in Oxfordshire run by chef patron Bryn Jones since 2003.

We serve good, honest food with a minimum of fuss and maximum flavour.

The menu changes seasonably with daily specials to use even more local produce (some of the ingredients are from our organic Kitchen Garden and Kirtlington village itself).

Our real log fire will keep you warm in winter and our beautiful garden patio will keep you cool during hot summer days.

You will be looked after from the moment you arrive to the moment you leave.

Contact

The Oxford Arms
Troy Lane
Kirtlington
OX5 3HA
Oxfordshire
UK

Phone : +44(0)1869 350208

Email : enquiries@oxford-arms.co.uk

Web : www.oxford-arms.co.uk

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Whole Crabs

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