great place to go for a night out with the girls or on your own. atmosphere is relaxed. the staff…read moreare friendly. theres a cafe which serves hot food, tea and coffee etc. the food of which is lovely and quite cheap too. there is also a bar for your alcoholic beverages. plus u could win some money, whats not to love lol

The snooker club in Abingdon is on the 1st floor of a barn-like building behind Coxeters (opposite…read moreSeeneys pet shop). There is parking behind Coxeters, although this is for a charge if the man is there collecting the money. If he isnt there you can park for free! It is also free in the evening. The snooker club is only accessible by walking up a flight of stairs, so could be a bit tricky if you are in a wheelchair etc. Although there may possibly be a lift due to new equality legislation, I havnt noticed one though! There are quite a few snooker/pool tables which are well lit, and a bar which serves all the usual drinks. The atmosphere is very friendly and relaxed.

Ohhh, the Thirsty Meeples!…read more An absolutely OUTSTANDING board game cafe. My experience may be colored by the fact that it's the first one I ever went to and I was super enchanted by the idea...but nevertheless, we had an absolutely incredible time on all our visits. Their cocktails are amazing (try the Brazilian Monk for a decadent dessert drink) and they have snacks and coffee, too. Really impressive collection of board games for all skills, ages, and interests. Staff are fun and friendly and make great recommendations. If you're looking for a great way to spend the night with pals in Oxford, look no further. I miss this place.

We love boardgames, so Thirsty Meeples seemed a natural choice for myself and a couple of…read moreboard-gaming friends. Proper treasure for geeks, the place offers a vast selection of games to choose from! Moreover, the staff is extremely helpful and offers you games to play depending on your preferences. It's especially cool that they are happy to explain the rules! Lovely food and drinks and relaxed atmosphere. Make sure you book - the place is always busy!

This is an excellent place to take your kids at half-term or for a birthday party. The age range is…read more4-11 years olds. The children's craft parties cost £10 per child including food and craft. A deposit is required though of £25.00. The activities include: Scrapbooking Cap painting Bag painting Mug painting Plate painting Cup and saucer painting T-Shirt printing and Money Box You will need to book in advance though. The staff are excellent, and know what they are doing.

Great place to throw your money away if you have too much? Lots of one arm bandits, a kiosk to get…read moreyour notes changed up inot change ready to stuff into the machines! Not my idea of fun but must appeal to few people. Love the huge boats in the windows, which i think are for sale. Well sign posted to be over the age of 18 only!

I would give this restaurant 4 stars because the food is excellent. However, the atmosphere is…read morewierd!! We went early evening so there weren't many other people there but even taking this into accout (I don't mind empty restaurants) we got the feeling that not all was well. Almost like there was a crisis going on out the back. It made me feel a little uncomfortable. Having said that.. the food is FANTASTIC. They do take-away so that cures the wierd atmosphere problem. I will probably give it another go as at other times it may be perfectly comfortable. Recommended.

It costs £4.00 for an adult ticket to enter the museum. The curator is worth the price alone. A…read morecharming, passionate, and erudite man who spoke for ages and answered all questions that we throw at him. Noting that my wife is American, and more interested in Milton than myself, he was able to speak at length about Milton's contribution to the philosophy behind the founding of the American constitution. There are a lot of rare, and probably priceless books, and artifacts in the museum, although I was more interested in the layout of the building, wondering if it had been like that for 400 years or if any re-construction work had gone on.

it is not that bad social club and not too big but i think you are gona like it if you go thereread more

Not quite sure why there are three listings for the Galaxy. Other than the Arndale, this is pretty…read moremuch the only other source of entertainment if you aren't into the whole club or pub scene. You can catch a movie in the movie theater, granted you have to account for the delay in American movies making it over. They have a decent selection of games and a bowling alley.

The Galaxy Centre contains many different Outlets including NAMCO Bowling, The Whitehouse…read moreWetherspoons Pub, Aroma Chinese Buffet, Cineworld Cinema Screens and Nando's. There are a few empty outlets, but it is managed well overall and security is present during the weekends which makes it feel quite safe. it is also usualy very clean and there is ample parking next door.