The Trout Inn is a dog-friendly, 17th-century pub with breathtaking views of the River Thames and more than a few stories to tell. Nestled into the village of Wolvercote, 3 miles from Oxford’s city centre, why not create a few stories of your own? If you can tear your eyes away from our delicious seasonal pub dishes and real ales, lagers, and wines for long enough, you’ll discover that our interiors are just as tasteful, bridging the gap between our charming, rustic beginnings and the modern luxuries we’re so known for these days. And remember, when you book one of our private dining spaces for a memorable event, you’re following in the footsteps of many literary and historic figures before you, from Lewis Carroll and Rosamund the Fair to King Henry II. In fact, you’ll even see our pub in three episodes of Colin Dexter’s ‘Inspector Morse’: The Daughters of Cain, The Remorseful Day, and Who Killed Harry Field. As you’d expect from a city like Oxford, we’re surrounded by history, including nearby attractions like Godstow Abbey, a 12th-century nunnery, Oxford Castle & Prison, and the Oxford University Museum of Natural History. For more modern pleasures, we’d recommend joining us for a classic pub meal and a tipple or two before catching a gig at O2 Academy Oxford.
