Oxford City Centre Archives

A Visit to Futon Company

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Creating a Cozy Home for You and Dog Step into Futon Company shop not far from Oxford train station, and embark on a journey to transform your living space into a cozy haven for both…

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Rainbow and Spoon, A Boutique Oasis Down Park End Street Have you ever stumbled upon a place that feels like a secret garden tucked away from the hustle and bustle? If not, allow me to…

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Where Coffee, Comfort, and Canines Collide Photos and recommendation by Swisa pongpech Welcome to Society Café, the paw-fect spot nestled in the heart of Oxford city centre, where every wag of the tail is greeted…

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While at Westgate, my partner had to quickly visit Moss, prompting Satay and me to wait outside. As we were giving thumbs up (or down) to suit options through the window, a friendly sales assistant…

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Exploring Oxford’s University Parks. The 1st and 3rd Friday of each month. Staring the Friday the 19th of April. Meet at the main entrance Lady Margert’s Hall, Friday evening – 6.30pm. The dog walk is…

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Imagine if the coffee you order could reduce isolation. Imagine your lunch created employment opportunities. Imagine your cake could teach valuable life skills. At Yellow Submarine this is reality! The café is home to a…

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If you’re a coffee enthusiast with a penchant for canine companionship, look no further than “The Little Blue Van,” a charming coffee oasis parked just outside the bustling business school near the railway station that…

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A Dog-Friendly Shopping Experience at Dr. Martens, Westgate Shopping Centre, Oxford Introduction:Welcome to a unique shopping experience where fashion meets furry companionship! At Dr. Martens in the Westgate Shopping Centre, you dog is not only…

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Hey there, dog lovers! 🐾 Today, I’m excited to share my recent escapade to the charming Paper Boat Café on Folly Bridge, nestled in the heart of Oxford. Joining me on this delightful adventure were…

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Paws and Pampering in Ship Street, Oxford City I embarked (pun intentional) on a hair adventure with my dog Oak in tow? If your looking for an amazing hair dressers in Oxford, look no further…

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Pawsitively Sweet Celebrations at Crosstown Oxford: Oak’s 6th Birthday Bash! Introduction:Happy Barkday, Oak! Today marked a special milestone in the life of our furry friend as she turned six years old. To celebrate this joyous…

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🐾 Tails and Ales: A Dog’s Day Out at The Grapes, Oxford 🍻🐶 Calling all doggos and their two-legged pals! 🐾 If you’re looking for a charming spot to unwind with your furry friends, look…

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🐾 Paws and Play: A Dog-Friendly Haven at Hoyle’s of Oxford 🐾 Hey there, fellow dog lovers and game enthusiasts! We’ve got a treat for you and your four-legged pals—Hoyle’s of Oxford, your go-to destination…

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25 Walton Street – Jericho The Last Bookshop: A Literary Haven for Book-Loving Pooches Are you a book enthusiast who loves exploring charming nooks filled with literary treasures? Well, guess what? Your furry friends can now…

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Oxford, with its historic charm and bustling streets, is a treasure trove of delightful spots to explore. Among these, New Ground Coffee on Ship Street stands out not only for its rich brews but also…

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The Works is more than just a store; it’s a haven for families and furry friends alike. Whether you’re on the hunt for value gifts, arts and crafts supplies, toys, books, or stationery, this place has got it all. 🎨📖🎁

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Dog Friendly Cafe in the City Centre Kristina and I took Oak to Coffeesmith a dog friendly cafe in the city centre. Coffeesmith cafe is in a beautiful 12th century building, you can feel the…

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One of the highlights of Maya’s Coffee is their dog-friendly policy. As soon as we walked in, we were greeted with warmth and a genuine appreciation for our furry friends. Luna, their adorable resident dog, made Oak feel right at home and even posed for a few photos together. See below. It was heartwarming to see how much they value the presence of dogs in their establishment.

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The Jolly Farmers boasts multiple rooms, each exuding its unique and quirky charm. leather seating, comfortable chairs, and a cosy fireplace that emanated warmth. The old-world charm of wooden beams and floors added a touch of nostalgia, creating an atmosphere brimming with character.
There was also plenty off seating outside in the garden.

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Smiggle has proudly displayed one of our dog-friendly stickers, ensuring that you and your dog feel welcome as you browse their fantastic collection.

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Whether you’re browsing the aisles, seeking expert advice, or simply exploring the store, you can always count on the lovely staff to provide exceptional service. Their genuine care and dedication make your shopping experience truly special.

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Established in 1792 as a humble newsagents, WH Smith has evolved over the years to become the world’s first retail chain. Last year they celebrated a remarkable milestone—the 230th anniversary of WHSmith. With over 600 stores lining the UK high streets and an additional 600+ stores found in airports, train stations, hospitals, and motorway services, WHSmith is a brand that we all grew up with, but now is dog friendly. (the one on Cornmarket st)

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Step into the enchanting world of Riverman Records, a dog-friendly haven nestled on Walton Street. This hidden gem has been delighting music enthusiasts for over three and a half years, offering a treasure trove of vinyl records, CDs, DVDs, books, cassettes, and music memorabilia. From student collectors to seasoned aficionados, Riverman Records has become a cherished destination for all who seek the nostalgic charm and enduring beauty of vinyl records. Join us as we explore the magical allure of this record shop and the heartwarming embrace it extends to our beloved four-legged friends.

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A Retreat for Writers and Dogs:
For those seeking solace and inspiration, The Kings Arms provides a haven where writers can indulge in their craft alongside their beloved canine companions. Whether it’s finding a cozy corner to pen their next masterpiece or engaging in lively discussions with fellow writers, the pub offers an atmosphere conducive to the creative process. Dogs, too, are welcomed with open arms, fostering an environment of warmth and companionship.

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Welcome back, fellow dog enthusiasts! Today, I have an exciting discovery to share with you all. As my dog Oak and I continue our adventures exploring dog-friendly places in Oxford, we stumbled upon a true gem: a dog-friendly second-hand store on Little Clarendon Street, supporting the charity Mercy in Action. Join us as we delve into guilt-free shopping, delightful encounters, and the remarkable work of this charitable organization.

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If you’re looking for an inclusive space to enhance your cycling skills, connect with like-minded individuals, and give back to the community, the Broken Spoke Co-op is the place to be. Remember, you only pay for the use of the stands and the bike parts you need, making it an affordable option for bike enthusiasts of all levels. I am a very beginner in bike repair, so please don’t feel you need to be an expert. I did not even know the name of some of the bike parts, like noodle.

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🐾 A Dog-Friendly Experience at George Street Social! 🐶 Hey there, fellow dog lovers! I recently had the pleasure of visiting George Street Social with my dog, Oak, and I just had to share our…

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What sets the Broad Canvas apart is its warm and inclusive approach towards customers and their diverse needs. During my recent visit with Oak, the staff displayed an exceptional level of dog-friendliness. They welcomed my dog with open arms, creating an environment where both humans and dogs feel valued and appreciated.

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if you’re a book or music lover in search of a dog-friendly haven, look no further than Blackwell’s Bookshop in Oxford. Immerse yourself in the rich literary atmosphere, explore the vast collection, and experience the joy of discovering new worlds while enjoying the company of your furry friend. Blackwell’s Bookshop invites you to indulge in a unique and inclusive literary experience, where the love for books and the love for dogs intertwine.

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Overall, Oak and I highly recommends Lula’s Ethiopian Cuisine as a dog-friendly restaurant in Oxford. From the moment they entered, the staff’s warmth and attentiveness towards Oak were remarkable. It’s clear that Lula’s embraces the spirit of community and treats their customers, both human and canine, like cherished friends. If you’re seeking a dog-friendly dining experience in Oxford that offers delectable Ethiopian and Eritrean cuisine, look no further than Lula’s Ethiopian Cuisine.

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The HMV shop on Cornmarket Street is a great place to shop for games, vinyl, and more. It’s conveniently located in the heart of Oxford and is spread over two floors, with a great selection of merchandise to choose from. What’s even better is that the shop is dog-friendly!

While dogs aren’t allowed in the Clarendon Centre, you can still enjoy a shopping trip with your furry friend at HMV by entering the shop from Cornmarket Street. The staff is always friendly and welcoming, making it a great place to visit with your dog.

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Waterstones Oxford Branch is a fantastic bookshop with a welcoming atmosphere, friendly staff, and a dog-friendly policy that sets it apart from other bookstores. Whether you’re a local or a visitor to Oxford, a book lover or a dog lover, this shop is definitely worth a visit

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This cozy café has a dog-friendly area that is situated in the beautiful Garden, which provides a tranquil backdrop to your meal. The food is all homemade and locally sourced, which is a huge plus for those who appreciate quality ingredients.

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The post office where Junior works is located on the Oxpens Road in Oxford, UK. The staff at the post office are all very friendly and welcoming. The post office is dog-friendly, so you can bring your dog along with you when you visit. With Junior and the rest of the staff, you can expect to receive great service at this post office.

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PT/OX offer a dog friendly space with water bowls next to the workout area for your dog to sit. The staff are all dog friendly so are happy to keep an extra eye on your dog while you complete your work out.

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The Lamb and Flag is more than just a dog-friendly pub in Oxford; it’s a historic landmark that has been a tavern since 1695 and is listed Grade II. Owned by St John’s College, the pub has a rich history and has been in the same ownership for centuries. In fact, profits from the pub historically funded DPhil student scholarships. It was even in the book Jude the Obscure.

Located on St Giles’ Street in Oxford, the Lamb and Flag is a charming and rustic pub with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. As a dog-friendly establishment, it’s the perfect spot to relax and enjoy a pint with your dog by your side.

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Dog-friendly Handlebar café and kitchen is a must-visit! Rustic and cozy ambiance with brick walls, wooden seats, and bike decor. Ample space for dogs to sit at the table and water bowls provided. Tried both veggie and meat breakfast, and they were both delicious. Expect a queue as it’s a popular spot, but look for our Oxford City Dog sticker in their window!

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Such a lovely surprise to come across amazing coffee on our walk back from the University Parks.

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Recently, I took my dog Oak to the shop, and she found a toy she loved. In addition to toys, the shop also sells clothes, shoes, bags, knick-knacks, bird food, and other items.

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There is a great Robert Dyas hardware shop in the city centre that welcomes dogs inside.

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Common Ground Café – Social Co-work & Community Arts. During my visit, I was impressed to see an artist working on a beautiful painting right by the door – a great example of the creativity that thrives at Common Ground Café.

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Calling all dog owners in Oxford! 🐶🍦 Check out our latest blog post featuring the dog-friendly George & Davis ice cream shop in Oxford. Enjoy a sweet treat with your furry friend and experience their welcoming atmosphere. #dogfriendly #Oxford #icecream 🐾🍨

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I highly recommend Mountain Warehouse Oxford for any dog owners, its good for human cloths and boots also

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The Art Café is so named because it features a range of local artists’ work on the walls inside the café. You’ll find a variety of styles and mediums on display, from paintings to photographs. All the art is available for purchase, so it’s a great opportunity to take home a unique piece of Oxford for yourself or as a gift.

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I was very pleased with my experience at John Lewis, and I would definitely recommend it to other dog owners looking for a pet-friendly shopping destination in Oxford. With a great range of products and a welcoming atmosphere, John Lewis is definitely worth a visit.

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I would highly recommend Metro Bank to any dog owners in Oxford who are looking for a welcoming and dog-friendly place to visit. The customer service is excellent, and your furry friend will be well looked after. Plus, you might even get a free bandana and you will get some dog biscuits!

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So much to see and in the city centre Christchurch Meadow in the heart of Oxford city is a beautiful place for a stroll with your furry friend. With stunning views of the River Thames…

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If you and your dog are looking for a vibrant, bustling atmosphere, then the Oxford outdoor market is a must-visit destination. Located by the bus station in the city centre, the market has been rated a 5 by our Woof-O-Meter. From fresh produce to handmade crafts and street food, there’s something for everyone at this lively market.

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The Woof-O-Meter rating for University Parks is 5, and for good reason. The park is extremely dog-friendly, with plenty of open space for dogs to run around and socialize with other dogs and owners. You’ll find dogs of all shapes, sizes, and breeds here, and it’s always a joy to see them having fun together.