Royal Standard - (Near Oxfordshire, london)

3 /5 Courtney Yotter: Very dog friendly and outdoor patio is cute. Service great, had a nice selection of cider options and gluten free accomodations on the menu. Food is typical pub fare.

5 /5 Manuel González D-A: ​A very good experience at the Royal Standard in Oxford. ​We had a great dinner with generous and delicious dishes at a very good price. The service was very kind. The atmosphere is also very pleasant. ​If you are in the area, I highly recommend it.

5 /5 Gary Hackman: Excellent pub, staff are amazing and cant do enough for you. Food was really nice and good value. It dog loved the treats and all the fuss! Thank you

5 /5 Lorraine Jackson: This pub has had a huge and well overdue refurbishment since I last visited quite a few years ago. Although the layout is very much the same, there is adequate space for pushchairs, wheelchairs and mobility scooters between tables too. Gone are the grimey tacky furniture and bar surfaces that were once the norm. Customers can enjoy meals and drinks outdoors too, which is adequately lit up at night. There is also a big screen for watching popular sporting events ideally situated in the lower level at the rear of the pub where youll find a pool table and a further addition of tables and seating. This area leads out to the garden where blankets and throws are provided at the door for your warmth and comfort. I didnt have anything to eat on this visit but did notice the extensive choice displayed on the menu boards. Dog bowls and treats are also available too. The clientele fully represents the residents, workers and senior citizens of the local area. I look forward to visiting again soon! 8/05/2023 The pub was almost empty. The service was OK but the steak and Ale pie was pretty awful as clearly evident from the picture.

3 /5 Jeff Dias: Thankfully "The Royal Standard" is less royal than its name suggests. Luckily No Royalty or Gentry around :-)). However the Friday lunch ambiance was great and seeing some of the regulars, I understood why this could be a possibly interesting pub to visit regularly. Visiting for the first time On my own, my expectations could have be difficult to meet. But surprising I quite enjoyed my solitude at the back. Real Ales seemed limited. Maybe as pub is affiliated to Greene King. Saying that there was no Abbots Ale or GK IPA available? Strange?