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 Old Thatched Inn
The Old Thatched Inn is a pub and restaurant situated in the heart of Adstock village on Main Street, between Aylesbury and Buckingham and near Winslow. It serves English cuisine including steak alongside vegan and vegetarian options, with lunch and dinner available. The menu features midweek favourites and Friday
The Old Tramway
The Old Tramway is a traditional free house and restaurant on Shipston Road in Stratford-upon-Avon, housed in a Victorian brick-built pub next to the old tramway embankment linking Stratford and Moreton-in-Marsh. The menu spans authentic Indian dishes, seafood, vegetarian options, hearty pub classics and hot
The Olde Red Lion
The Olde Red Lion is a quintessential English country pub and restaurant in the village of Kislingbury, just outside Northampton. Director Luke Bavester describes the building as beautiful and full of potential, lending itself to a blend of fine dining and what he calls a proper pub. The contemporary restaurant area
The One Elm
The One Elm is a pub on Guild Street in Stratford-upon-Avon, a short walk from Shakespeare's birthplace. Part of the Peach Pubs group for nearly two decades, it has a surprisingly spacious interior and a secluded courtyard for outdoor seating. The bar is stocked with well-kept ales, carefully chosen wines, and
The Peacock
The Peacock is a country pub and restaurant in Oxhill, Warwickshire, situated in picturesque South Warwickshire between Banbury and Stratford upon Avon, close to Shipston and the Cotswolds. This 15th-century pub features a real fire and welcomes dogs throughout. The Peacock was taken over by the Happy Wolf Pub Company
The Pepper Pot
A Heart of the Residential Community The Pepper Pot BanburyClick to open side panel for more information stands as a vital social anchor for the surrounding residential estates, providing a dependable and high energy environment for those living outside the historic town centre. Unlike the heritage inns found in the
The Phoenix Stratford
The Phoenix is an independent bar and freehouse on Guild Street in Stratford-upon-Avon, just at the end of Union Street. The bright, colourful interior is open all day every day, serving craft beers from across the country, fizz and wines, and what the bar describes as Stratford's best selection of gin. It is home to
The Pickled Ploughman
A Refined Village Retreat The Pickled Ploughman occupies a beautiful 17th century building on the outskirts of Adderbury, distinguished by its traditional thatched roof and local ironstone construction. While it maintains the welcoming feel of a classic village local, the pub has carved out a reputation as a
The Plough and Harrow
The Plough and Harrow is a 17th century country inn set in the quiet village of Whitnash, on the outskirts of Leamington Spa. With its charming Tudor-style exterior, the pub has been a home for fine ales and craft beers dating back to the 17th century. For the past decade it has been lovingly run by Sigourney, Paul