About The Three Conies
The Three Conies is a family pub on Banbury Lane in the village of Thorpe Mandeville, Northamptonshire, roughly six miles north-east of Banbury and nine minutes from Junction 11 of the M40. A Hook Norton Brewery pub, it is run by proprietors Rob Morley and Darren Drummond, who together have many years of experience in the licensed trade. The pub dates from the 17th century, when it served as a drovers' inn on the historic Banbury Lane livestock route. The menu includes lunch, afternoon tea and dinner, with options for high tea and champagne high tea. Hook Norton's range of award-winning real ales is served, reflecting the brewery's heritage as a proudly independent family business and one of the finest surviving Victorian tower breweries in the country. Bookings can be made by phone or online via the pub's website.
Features
- Family Friendly
- Outdoor Seating
- Real Ale
Frequently asked questions
How do I get to The Three Conies from the M40?
Exit at Junction 11 and take the A422 towards Brackley. At the first roundabout, take the first exit onto the B4526, brown-signposted for Sulgrave Manor. Follow the road for 2.5 miles, then turn left onto Banbury Lane signposted Thorpe Mandeville. Follow for half a mile, then turn left into the village and the pub is on the right.
Can I book a table online?
Yes, you can use the booking form on the website to make a booking request, though bookings are not guaranteed until confirmed back to you. You can also email or telephone to book.
What types of meals are available?
The pub serves lunch, afternoon tea and dinner, with high tea and champagne high tea options also available.
Is The Three Conies a tied house?
Yes, it is a Hook Norton Brewery pub serving the brewery's range of award-winning real ales.
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