The Joiners Arms is a gastropub located on Old Bridge Road in the Oxfordshire village of Bloxham. This historic building has been part of the local community for centuries, offering a mix of traditional charm and modern dining.
The menu focuses on British pub classics with a contemporary touch, using seasonal and locally sourced ingredients where possible. Diners can expect a regularly changing selection of dishes that reflect the best of what’s available at the time. Dishes on the main menu include lunchtime favourites and starters like whole baked camembert and a Ploughman's lunch, as well as heartier cooking like chicken schnitzel with fried egg, sausage and mash, lamb flatbread with feta, and steak frites with peppercorn sauce. Desserts include sticky toffee pudding, Eton mess, and chocolate fondant.
The pub also highlights its Sunday roast offerings, which include a choice of meats served with all the trimmings. For those looking for lighter fare or smaller plates, the menu caters to a range of appetites, though specific dishes are not detailed on the website.
The pub features a spacious garden area, making it a good choice for outdoor dining when the weather allows. Inside, the building retains its historic character, with a layout that includes both a bar and dining spaces. The combination of indoor and outdoor seating makes it flexible for different dining preferences, whether you're stopping by for a quick drink or settling in for a full meal.
The Joiners Arms accepts bookings online, with a straightforward reservation system available on its website.