The Oxford Workingmen’s Club is a friendly, welcoming establishment. It is located at 160 High Street, Oxford and welcomes one and all into the facility. Having been around for more than a hundred years, the club has a rich heritage and strong traditions. Here, families, groups of friends, colleagues and couples can come and enjoy a meal or a drink in a relaxing atmosphere or some pokies gaming.

There is a number of different amenities which ensure that you are never bored while here. Examples of these include the restaurant, bar, sports sections, games and social activities. In addition to that, there are live events held regularly. The club also hosts functions for its members and guests. It is quite easy to become a member here because the process is quite straightforward. Read on to discover more about the club.

Menu, Bar & Pokies @ Oxford Workingmen’s Club

Members, guests and visitors looking to enjoy some dining at the Oxford Workingmen’s Club can step into the Check Shirt Bistro. Here, they can enjoy a variety of sumptuous dishes. The bistro is open Friday to Sunday from 5.30pm. The menu contains dishes such as baked brie, blue cod, mussels, chicken breast and aged ribeye steak.

The establishment also serves tasty desserts like the Orange Meringue pie and the Chocolate Orange pot. The chefs are ready to comply with any dietary restrictions which you could have. In addition to that, the regulations allow for table reservation. You can call 03 312 4411 to get a table for your group.

Menu Sample Oxford Workingmen’s Club

Refreshments at the club

Should you need to quench your thirst, the Oxford Workingmen’s Club provides a wide range of beverages at the bar. Here, the bartenders stock your favorite drinks behind the counter. There are beverages such as the fantastic Oyster Bay Merlit wine, Smirnoff Vodka, Grants Whisky and Steinlager Tokyo beer. The drinks are available at affordable prices. Furthermore, you can have some bar snacks along with your beverage of choice.

The pokies available

The Oxford Workingmen’s Club provides players with a dozen or so of the best pokies to be found in Canterbury plus a TAB machine.

Origin story of the club

In 1887, the Oxford Workingmen’s Club was created. It was founded by the local people after an observation that the hotels in the area were charging too much money for wining, dining and leisure. Therefore, they got together and created the club for themselves. The club grew along with the rest of the township around it. The next year, it was awarded the Queen’s Charter in 1988 and has the distinction of being one of the very first ones to get this certification.

Ever since the beginning, the club has had strong numbers of membership. As of December 1901, it had just 119 members and gained a larger population when women were allowed to be full members in the year 1982. After the addition of a bistro and adjustment to the drinking regulations, the club became fully family-oriented and is still so today. If you desire to become a member of this great club, you can simply contact the club’s management and request a form.

Conclusion

With extra social activities and games such as indoor bowls, darts, pool and snooker, the Oxford Workingmen’s Club is a social spot with an exciting atmosphere. You can become a member quite easily and the organization is friendly. Discover more by browsing the venue’s website.

Opening hours

Bar
Mon-Fri: 11am
Sat: 11am
Sun: 11am – 10pm

Restaurant

Friday, Saturday and Sundays from 5.30pm.

Contacts

Phone 03 312 4411

Website www.oxfordclub.co.nz/

Map and address

Oxford Workingmens Club
160 High St, Oxford 7430, New Zealand

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