The Prince of Wales (Wadworth)
73 Church Way, Iffley, Oxford OX4 4EF.  Tel. (01865) 778543

Woodforde's Norfolk Wherry (3.8%) GBP 1.88
Wadworth Old Timer (5.5%) GBP 2.14
Weston's Old Rosie (7.0%) GBP 2.40 (1999-12-19)

This is the best pub in at least the eastern side of Oxford and possibly 
within six miles of Carfax.  The range isn't quite as broad as the Turf or 
the Red Lion in Garsington or the Machine Man in Long Wittenham, but for 
me it's the best compromise between range, distance and business.  It also 
has a coal fire in winter.  It now has Old Rosie.  And board games.  Pub 
quiz on Tuesdays.

This is in central Iffley, just north of Iffley Lock, up a wee slope 
behind an ample car park.  Until earlier this century it was only 
accessible up a rutted track, but since then there's been a road built all 
the way to St Mary the Virgin at Iffley.  It serves food, and there is a 
dog who hangs around this part of the pub, waiting for some food.  There's 
also a wee beer garden.

(1999-12-19)

Mark Dickerson adds:
Serves cheap (GBP 3.95) though not superb sausages with garlic potatoes 
and black pudding; the menu when I went last Monday was short, but good 
and of the cottage pie/gammon steak variety.

(1998-01-12)