About 3 Flavours
3 Flavours is a restaurant on North Bar Street in Banbury serving freshly prepared homemade food for breakfast, lunch and dinner, with a selection of wines and cocktails. The chef grew up in Sri Lanka and trained at hotel school in Colombo before moving to London, where he gained NVQ qualifications at the Hackney Asian and Oriental School of Catering and worked under several celebrity chefs including Gordon Ramsay, Marcus Wareing and Mark Hix, as well as in Michelin-starred restaurants. The menu reflects this background, with Sri Lankan influences featuring among the offerings. Customers can dine in, order takeaway, or arrange delivery, with free delivery available on orders over £30. The restaurant also offers private jet catering and sells gift vouchers valid for 365 days. An app is available on iOS and Android for booking tables and ordering online. Collection orders over £15 placed through the app or website receive a 20% discount.
Features
- Delivery
- Takeaway
Frequently asked questions
Do you offer delivery?
Yes, 3 Flavours offers delivery, and it is free when you spend £30 or more. You can check if your postcode is within the delivery radius on the website.
Is there a discount for collection orders?
Yes, collection orders over £15 placed online via the app or website receive a 20% discount.
How do bookings work?
All bookings include a £3 booking fee unless you hold VIP membership. Bookings must be made at least 12 hours in advance. Cancellations need to be made 24 hours before the booking or a 50% cancellation fee applies.
Do you offer gift vouchers?
Yes, gift vouchers are available to purchase online and are valid for 365 days. Discounts do not apply to online voucher purchases.
Do you provide allergen information?
Yes, you can contact 3 Flavours directly for information on allergens, large bookings or any other queries.
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