No matter where you are in your life, what you are doing or who you are with, one thing remains constant day-in and day-out; We all have to eat. Food and drink are essential human needs for every living person from every walk of life. Therefore, some of our best memories, most meaningful conversations and most important moments of our lives and friendships with Delt Brothers happened over dinner or drinks, sitting down face-to-face at one or our favorite spots in Oxford.
Restaurants and bars in college towns can act as refuges for students weary from academia, friends looking to blow off steam and groups of people meeting to discuss common goals. There is something about sharing food and drink during these life moments, in a familiar and welcoming atmosphere that make these moments all-the-more memorable and important.
Friendship is not unlike sustenance in that it nourishes us. While we eat and drink to fuel our bodies, we maintain friendships to fuel our minds and hearts. It is no mystery as to why the two human needs; friendship and sustenance, pair so well together and why our memories of our time with Delta Tau Delta tend to center around our favorite bars and restaurants from our time in Oxford.
Think back to your college days as a Brother of Delta Tau Delta. Where did you and your fellow Brothers go when you wanted to get a drink? Where do you go to eat with your family when you come back to visit Oxford? Some of you most likely can remember drinks at Brick Street or getting dinner after finals at Mac & Joe's. Maybe you proposed to your spouse at one of these places. Every bar and restaurant has a million stories and we would like to hear your stories.
Click HERE to submit an update about a great memory or experience you had at your favorite Oxford bar or restaurant. Maybe even just rattle off your favorite places to frequent while you were an undergrad. These are the places that hold some of our dearest memories and while some of them may not exist anymore, it is important for all of us to make sure that they are remembered.
