Pubs In and around Banbury
From cosy 17th century coaching inns to scenic village gastropubs, find the perfect spot for a local pint or a Sunday roast across North Oxfordshire.
Pubs in the region
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The Howard Arms
The Howard Arms is a stunning 400-year-old Cotswold-stone pub, restaurant and bed and breakfast in the heart of the idyllic village of Ilmington, peacefully overlooking the old chestnut tree on the village green. The building dates from Shakespeare's time and was named after Lord Howard of Corby, whose lordship
The Jersey Arms
The Jersey Arms is a 16th century coaching inn and hotel on Ardley Road in Middleton Stoney, just outside Bicester. Part of the Cameron Hotel Collection, this privately owned and operated establishment offers accommodation in several room styles for corporate travellers and families alike, making it a convenient base
The Jolly Boatman
The Jolly Boatman is a cosy canal-side pub in Thrupp, Oxfordshire, set alongside the Southern Oxford Canal. The menu features seasonal favourites and daily specials made with locally sourced ingredients, with a popular Sunday Carvery that draws regulars and visitors alike. Dogs are always welcome, and the relaxed
The Killingworth Castle Inn
The Killingworth Castle is a historic pub and restaurant in the Oxfordshire village of Wootton, near Woodstock and Blenheim Palace. The inn serves 3 AA Rosette food focused on seasonal, wild and organic produce from the Cotswolds, with menus covering à la carte, tasting, Sunday service, breakfast and bar options.
The Kings Arms
The Kings Arms is a Cotswold hotel and pub situated on Market Square in Stow on the Wold. The establishment offers cosy, comfortable accommodation alongside a bar serving refreshing drinks and freshly prepared food. The menu features traditional classics alongside more complex dishes, all made with fresh, seasonal,
The Kings Head Inn Warwick
The Kings Head is a 400-year-old inn on Saltisford in Warwick, fully refurbished to combine contemporary styling with original seventeenth century features. It sits less than a two minute walk from the town square and about ten minutes from Warwick Castle. There are two drinking areas, both with ample seating for
The Lamb Inn Crawley
The Lamb Inn Crawley is an 18th century country pub and restaurant in the small village of Crawley, just outside the West Oxfordshire market town of Witney. Inside, the pub has a traditional feel with low beamed ceilings and a roaring fire in the bar. The pub garden is designed for use throughout the year, with
The Lamb Inn Shipton under Wychwood
The Lamb Inn is a historic Cotswolds pub situated in the village of Shipton Under Wychwood, between Burford and Chipping Norton. Run by Peter Creed and Tom Noest, it focuses on good simple pub food alongside a straightforward wine list, spirits and beer selection. The pub has a cosy bar area with plenty of seating for
The Leopard
The Leopard is a country pub and restaurant in Bishop's Tachbrook, recently refurbished and now under new management. It is owned by the Old Spot Pub Company and blends country warmth with modern flair. The menu features freshly prepared seasonal dishes, a Young Guests' selection for children, doggy options, and