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The Cock & CamelNewest Review: ... which lead down not only to the toilets but to the Blue Bar (supposedly named for the university sports "Oxford Blues") In the evenings this has quite a good feel to it. As well as being a great pub, The Cock & Camel also offers hotel accomodation upstairs. They have 8 en-suite, air-conditioned rooms at £79/night for a single and £89/night for a twin or a double, that's B&B ... more |
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by - written on 29/11/01 (Very useful, 667 readings)
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The Cock & Camel in Oxford is something of a Jekyll & Hyde pub. By day it is a lively pub serving good food and a range of beers. It's a good place to sit on a sofa and read a newspaper whilst you watch the tourists walk by or to meet up with friends for a chat. By night it turns into an exciting bar serving cocktails and with a downstairs "alternative bar" playing good music to dance to. Until about 1997, the building which the Cock & Camel occupies was one of those really handy "everything's a £" shops called, I think, "Rollers". Then Young's brewery acquired the site and transformed it into a pub. The decor is in the ... Read the complete review
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