The 3 Pigeons Pub, located at 31 Wood Green, Witney, OX28 1DG, is a historic establishment with roots dating back to the early-to-mid 17th century. This Grade II listed building has served various roles over the centuries and has been a cornerstone of the local community.

One of the pub's notable historical moments includes a sermon delivered by John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, who preached outside the establishment in 1783.

The building's architecture reflects its rich past, featuring coursed limestone rubble construction and a gabled stone slate roof, indicative of its 17th-century origins.

Inside, the pub offers a cozy atmosphere with two main rooms: a bar area complemented by a dining space, and a small lounge. The interior design pays homage to its history, with walls adorned with pictures of military aircraft and structural elements that hint at its original layout as three separate cottages

The 3 Pigeons is known for its friendly ambiance, often described as "a village pub on the edge of the town." It boasts a lovely enclosed back garden with seating and is both family and dog-friendly.

The pub also offers traditional games, enhancing its appeal as a community gathering spot.