The Durham Ox was built in the 18th century, and supplied beer to the navvies building both the nearby canal and railway. The name is said to derive from a famous beast of that name which was exhibited at local cattle shows, and is portrayed on the pub’s sign. It was once well known for its Marrow Sunday post harvest celebration, steam fair, flower and produce competition and auction, before being converted in 2002 to the large pub restaurant you see today.

The Durham Ox, Warwick provides an ideal venue to celebrate a birthday, an anniversary party or a perfect setting for a wake reception venue.