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New managers of The Royal Oak in Didcot, Lenny Petts and his partner Sam, have posted an exciting update on the pub while it remains closed for most of the summer.
A “major refurbishment” is currently ongoing at the drinking hole, but it will be reopened to patrons old and new on Wednesday, July 30.
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Mr Petts said: “The pub is currently undergoing a major refurbishment, both inside and out, to give it a fresh, modern feel while still keeping that welcoming, traditional character.
“We’re reopening to the public on Wednesday, July 30, and we’ve got a fantastic line up planned.
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“Great food, a strong drinks range, and regular events from quiz nights to live music, and the Sunday roast and dog friendly atmosphere will be key draws, alongside our commitment to friendly, down to earth service.”
Locals will be relieved to hear about the grand reopening as the pub has been closed since March this year, with Mr Petts and Sam taking over in June.
The Greene King pub will be in safe hands with the pair who have a wealth of hospitality experience.
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Lenny managed pubs in London and Bedfordshire, while Sam brings experience in back of house operations and business administration.
Mr Petts added: “Together, we’re a well rounded team with a shared passion for creating a welcoming, inclusive pub where great service, food, and atmosphere come first.
“We’re both excited to give The Royal Oak a fresh new chapter at the heart of the Didcot community.”
