A boozer is slang for a pub. A snoozer is slang for sleeping in between being awake. A loozer is someone who has lost their wages on a horse running (or not running) at Cartmel on a dismal Tuesday afternoon in November. A woozer is New Zealand slang for saying wow….although, not quite strictly true as its wowzer – but wowzer didn’t rhyme! And in saying wow that is how I describe the glutinous amount of boozers the town of Witney has…
The Plough, High Street.
The Elm Tree, West End.
The Griffin, Newlands.
The Royal Oak, High Street.
The Windrush Club, High Street.
The Olde Crossed Keys, Market Square.
The Beekeepers, Market Square.
The Blue Boar, Market Square.
The Company of Weaver’s, Church Green.
The Angel, Church Green.
The Eagle Tavern, Corn Street .
The New Inn, Corn Street.
The Windrush Inn, Burford Road.
The Rowing Machine, Smiths Est.
The Fleece, Church Green.
The Old Court Inn, Bridge Street.
The Hollybush, Corn Street.
The Horseshoes, Corn Street.
The Red Lion Smokehouse, Corn Street.
The Part and Parcel, Market Square.
The Fleece and Flagon
So go enter a boozer and enjoy everything that’s great with the ever evolving pub scene we have in the UK and of course in the market town of ‘Witnenie’.
DMS taxis of Witney 