Posted in Oregon Food & Dining March 27, 2019 by

You’ll Go Right Back To The Renaissance At This Charming Oregon Tavern

When you’re planning a trip to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland, you’ll probably want to start your evening with a delicious meal before the play. Why eat just anywhere, when you can enjoy a Renaissance experience at Oberon’s Three Penny Tavern? Check it out:

Step back in time to the Renaissance when you visit Oberon's Three Penny Tavern. It got its name from Shakespeare's Play "A Midsummer Night's Dream," in which Oberon is the king of the fairies.
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You'll find this delightful tavern at 45 N. Main St., Ashland, OR 97520.
Ashland is well-known for its Shakespearean Festival, so it's only fitting that this town would be home to a Shakespeare-themed tavern.
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You'll be charmed by the atmosphere here. It's like stepping back into the 17th century - only with indoor plumbing.
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In addition to a fully-stocked bar, you'll find plenty of ale here.
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Ask them to pour you a pint, or fill up a growler to take home.
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You'll find plenty of tasty items on the menu that will put you in the Renaissance mood. The most popular is the smoked turkey leg platter. Yes, that's right - it's an entire turkey drumstick. Dig in!
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The shepherd's pie in another favorite here. It's filled with tender meat, vegetables, and gravy and topped with creamy mashed potatoes and cheese.
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You'll also find a nice selection of sandwiches like this mac 'n cheese melt, which is downright addictive.
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There's always great entertainment to be had at Oberon's. From open mic night to traditional Celtic music, it's always a lively evening here.
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The staff at Oberon's is dressed in their Renaissance finery, and they're ready to make you feel right at home. Visit seven days a week, from 4 p.m. to 1 a.m.
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Make sure to follow Oberon’s Three Penny Tavern on its Facebook page so you can see what’s new there. Do you have plans to attend the Shakespeare Festival this year? Check out its website, and tell us what you want to see!

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