This is a list of current University of Oxford dining clubs. All are social in nature and recruit members by private invitation for a programme of drinking and dining. Members are drawn exclusively from the student body of the University of Oxford. Most have individual costumes and traditions and maintain a high degree of secrecy concerning their membership and activities.

University wide

• The Assassins ^{[1] [2] [3]} (male society)
• The Bullingdon Club ^{[1] [2] [3]} (founded 1780; dress in navy blue tailcoats, with navy velvet collar, ivory silk lapels, brass buttons, mustard waistcoat, and a sky blue bow tie; club tie is sky blue striped with ivory; sometimes called The Buller; male society)
• The Delilahs ^[3] (female society)
• The Gridiron Club ^{[1] [3]} (founded 1884; commonly called The Grid; club tie is dark blue with white gridirons; mixed gender society)
• The Piers Gaveston Society ^{[1] [2] [3]} (founded 1977; limited to 12 members; mixed gender society)
• The Stoics ^{[2] [3] [4]} (dress in black tailcoats, with bi-coloured socks, braces, and bow ties of blue and yellow; male society)
• The Viceroys ^{[1] [3] [5]} (dress in black tailcoats, with bow ties of purple with yellow and blue stripes; male society)
• The 9th Prime Club^{[ citation needed]} (postgraduates only; mixed gender society)

College based

• The Abbotts, Corpus Christi ^[1] (male society)
• The Ace of Spades,^{[ citation needed]} St Edmund Hall (male society)
• The Alices, Christ Church ^[1] (female society)
• L’Ancien Régime, Merton ^[1] (mixed gender society)
• The Black Cygnets, St Hugh's ^{[1] [3] [6]} (male society - members wear white bow-ties with cygnet motif; organise 'fox hunt')
• Bugger Ruggers, St Edmund Hall ^{[2] [3]} (female society)
• The Cardinals, Christ Church ^[1] (male society)
• The Carolines,^{[ citation needed]} New College (female society)
• The Claret Club, Trinity ^{[1] [3]} (male society)
• The Dolphins, Jesus ^[3] (female society)
• The Eaglets, The Queen's ^[7] (male society)
• The Elizabethan Society, Jesus ^{[8] [9] [10]} (male society)
• The Faeries, Lincoln ^[3] (female society)
• Flowers and Fairies, Christ Church ^{[1] [2] [3]} (male society)
• The George ^[3]
• The Goblin Club, Lincoln ^{[3] [11]} (founded 1902; limited to between 12 and 15 members; extensive silverware collection; club tie in colours of port, champagne, and claret; male society)
• The Halcyon Club, The Queen's ^[7] (mixed gender society)
• The King Charles Club, St John's ^{[1] [2]} (claims to be the oldest University dining club; club tie is black, with stripes of pacific blue edged with gold; male society)
• The Loder, Christ Church ^{[1] [3]} (members drink only from 18th-century silver goblets; male society)
• The Missionaries,^{[ citation needed]} Magdalen (male society)
• The Mantis, Magdalen ^[3] (female society)
• The Mercurials, Christ Church ^[1] (male society)
• The Millers, Oriel ^[3] (male and female society)
• The Myrmidon Club, Merton ^{[3] [12]} (founded 1865; mixed gender society)
• The Myrmaids, Merton ^[3] (female society)
• The Musketeers, Oriel ^[3] (male society)
• The Nondescripts Club, Christ Church ^[2] (male society)
• The Penguin Club, Hertford ^[1] (possibly defunct; male society)
• The Phoenix Club, Brasenose ^{[2] [3]} (claims to be the oldest University dining club; dress in brown tailcoats, and dine with a silver phoenix at the table; limited to 12 members; male society)
• The Preprandials Society,^{[ citation needed]} New College (mixed gender society)
• The Pythic Club, Christ Church (founded by 1845)
• The Regent's Rabbits, Regent's Park College (female society) ^[13]
• The Reginae Society, The Queen's ^[7] (female society)
• The Sir Henry Pelham Gentleman's Sporting Society, Hertford ^[1] (commonly known as Pelhams; male society)
• Somerville Ladies Ultimate Tequila Society, Somerville ^[3] (female society)
• The Steamers, Keble ^[1] (male society)
• The Syndicate, St Edmund Hall ^[14] (male society)

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