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The Medley at Port Meadow reopens with new Bigfoot cocktail bar

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The Medley at Port Meadow reopens with new Bigfoot cocktail bar
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A much-loved outdoor venue at a picturesque location in Oxford is set to welcome visitors back over the Easter period.

The establishment will welcome guests on Saturday, April 4, marking what has become the traditional beginning of spring in the city.

The seasonal dining destination has earned a reputation as a neighbourhood favourite, situated beside the River Thames and reached exclusively via a brief stroll across Port Meadow. It offers an assortment of stone-baked pizzas and mixed drinks.

The culinary offerings draw inspiration from Medley Manor Farm located in Binsey, with seasonal produce dictating what appears on the menu throughout the year.

This season promises improvements to the beverage selection, as the drinks service will now be handled by the Bigfoot Oxford group.

Visitors can look forward to spicy margaritas alongside locally-brewed ale.

Pizza prices commence at £10 and the venue operates on a spontaneous basis with no advance reservations required.

Running from April through September annually, the site provides stone-baked pizzas, pints and cocktails in its outdoor seating area, positioned along the Thames Path.

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