THE OAK & OGREGOOD COMPANY. GRAND ADVENTURES.
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Friends in medieval-inspired dress share conversation, tea and tankards at an intimate painted tavern bar.
Old wood. Living roots. A warm welcome.

Leave the ordinary
at the door.

An imagined inn grown around an ancient oak. Light in the windows, stories in the rafters and something warm within reach.

Compose an eveningNew here? Start with us.
An original, fictional tabletop tavern
Friends in medieval-inspired dress share conversation, tea and tankards at an intimate painted tavern bar.
The tavern chapter

Raise a mug.
Lower your shoulders.

Some evenings need a strategy. Others need a good chair, a warm cup and time to talk. Our painted inn has room for both. Alcohol is one optional choice; good company is the point.

Plan a fireside evening
The little house menu

Tea, tankards
and something for the table.

Illustrative prices in euros, authored for the local planner. No ordering, actual availability or food-safety guarantees.

Alcohol-free€4.50

Orchard & Ember

Warm apple, orange peel and rosemary. A soft, spiced companion for a long story.

Lovely with storytelling and slow strategy.

Alcohol-free€4.00

Ginger at the Gate

Ginger, cloudy apple and lime. Bright, refreshing and entirely alcohol-free.

A bright partner for quick social games.

Alcohol-free€3.50

The Mossy Mug

Mint and lemon balm, served slowly. A gentle pause between adventures.

For a quiet corner and a thoughtful turn.

Optional alcohol · adults€5.00

The Innkeeper’s Ale

An illustrative amber ale with a malty, rounded profile. An optional choice for adults.

A conversation drink, never a drinking challenge.

Food to share€8.00

Bread for the Table

Country bread, herb spread and seasonal pickles. Shared between turns, with cards kept clear.

One sample board serves four.

Food to share€11.00

The Woodland Pot

A mushroom and root-vegetable pot. Served during a proper break, away from the game board.

One sample portion per person.

Ingredients are fictional examples and are not verified for allergies, cross-contact or dietary suitability. A real provider must confirm them. No personal food or health information is collected.

Choose your corner

A room with
the right rhythm.

A lantern-lit outdoor celebration with long tables and musicians beneath an enormous oak.
01 / An imagined space

The Long Table

The heart of the inn: broad oak boards, comfortable chairs and enough space for an unexpected addition. Designed for social games, new introductions and evenings that find their own rhythm.

Best for: board games & new company

The easiest house rule

A tankard of tea
counts just as much.

There are no drinking games, alcohol rewards or pressure to join a round. Costumes and conversation are invitations. Comfort and consent stay in charge.

Read our table principles