Abraxas Cookshop
Abraxas Cookshop in Banbury occupies a unique listed building dating from 1867 in a conservation area, which underwent a complete restoration before the shop opened in June 2005. The first floor displays an extensive...
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About Abraxas Cookshop
Abraxas Cookshop in Banbury occupies a unique listed building dating from 1867 in a conservation area, which underwent a complete restoration before the shop opened in June 2005. The first floor displays an extensive range of cookware including knives, bakeware, storage, gadgets, utensils, textiles and work stations. Downstairs in the vaulted basement, the China and Glass section stocks Emma Bridgewater pottery, dinnerware, glassware and table-top accessories, alongside a working coffee machine area where customers can test-drive the equipment and sample the results. Abraxas Cookshop also operates branches at Heart of the Shires Shopping Village in Weedon and in Northampton, with free delivery available on online orders over £50 within the UK mainland.
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Frequently asked questions
Do they sell Emma Bridgewater pottery at the Banbury shop?
Yes, the vaulted basement houses the China and Glass section which includes Emma Bridgewater pottery, dinnerware, glassware and table-top accessories.
Can I try out coffee machines before buying?
Yes, there is a working coffee machine area in the basement where customers can test-drive the equipment and sample the results.
What products does the Banbury shop stock?
The first floor carries cookware including knives, bakeware, storage, gadgets, utensils, textiles and work stations. The basement has China and Glass including dinnerware, glassware and table-top accessories.
Do they offer delivery on online orders?
Yes, free delivery is available on orders over £50 within the UK mainland.
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