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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.

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Entertainment and nightlifeShipston-on-Stour

The Lion

The Lion is a traditional village inn in Tredington, on the edge of the Cotswolds, serving freshly made food daily alongside real ales. It offers six king-size letting rooms, making it a convenient base for exploring nearby Stratford-upon-Avon and Oxford. The inn includes a dog-friendly bar area, a restaurant, and a

Entertainment and nightlifeHarpole

The Live and Let Live

The Live and Let Live is a family-run village pub in Harpole, on Larkhall Lane. It serves a wide selection of beers, ales, spirits, and wines, along with tea and locally roasted coffee. Lunches are available throughout the week, featuring a simple menu of pub classics such as burgers and pies, as well as home-made

Entertainment and nightlifeNorthend

The Lost Pug

The Lost Pug is a dog-friendly country pub and kitchen on Bottom Street in Northend, Warwickshire, set at the foot of the Burton Dassett Hills within easy reach of the M40 and Gaydon. Previously known as The Red Lion, the pub closed for a couple of years before being taken over and reopened in 2024 by the Pug Pubs

Entertainment and nightlifeLong Marston

The Masons Arms

The Masons Arms is a traditional pub in the small village of Long Marston, near Stratford-upon-Avon. Originally built as a private house in 1685, it became the local hostelry in 1861 and has been carefully refurbished inside while retaining its traditional styling. The pub has a spacious garden at the front and a

Entertainment and nightlifeFenny Compton

The Merrie Lion

The Merrie Lion is a traditional pub on Brook Street in Fenny Compton, Southam, Warwickshire, where visitors can enjoy drinks, meals, and entertainment. The pub serves British cuisine and is known for its signature brew beer, Pride of Fenny. Vegetarian options are available for diners. The venue has received

Entertainment and nightlifeLeamington Spa

The Moorings at Myton

The Moorings is a canal-side pub on the Grand Union Canal in Leamington Spa, offering a welcoming blend of character, comfort, and contemporary touches. The kitchen serves a Modern British menu celebrating fresh, seasonal ingredients, with options ranging from hearty classics to lighter dishes and plant-forward

Entertainment and nightlifeBanbury

The Musketeer

A Vibrant Social Hub on Ruscote Avenue The Musketeer stands as a cornerstone of the Ruscote neighbourhood, providing a dependable and high energy environment for residents and visitors alike. The building itself is a classic example of a mid 20th century community pub, designed with generous open spaces that are

Entertainment and nightlifeWeedon Bec

The Narrow Boat

The Narrow Boat is a family run pub and restaurant with seven en-suite rooms, situated on the bankside of the Grand Union Canal just outside Northampton on the A5 Watling Street at Weedon Bec. Run by Jules and her team, the pub serves fresh food and locally sourced drinks, with food prepared by an award nominated chef

Entertainment and nightlifeTowcester

The Navigation at Stoke Bruerne

The Navigation at Stoke Bruerne is a country gastropub in a picturesque canalside setting overlooking the Grand Union Canal in the charming old village of Stoke Bruerne, near Towcester. The pub lies close to the Blisworth Tunnel and guests can relax on the terrace watching narrow boats negotiate the locks while

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