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 Stratford Alehouse
The Stratford Alehouse is a family-run micropub on Greenhill Street in Stratford-upon-Avon, approximately 400 metres from the railway station. Named Shakespeare CAMRA Pub of the Year, it focuses on serving real ales and ciders straight from the barrel whenever possible, supporting smaller local breweries alongside
The Stratton Arms
The Stratton Arms is a traditional village pub on Main Street in Turweston, Buckinghamshire, now under new ownership. The building has a colourful past, having served as the village morgue before becoming a pub, with the tunnel that once led to the church now used as the cellar. Inside, the pub has plenty of character
The Sun Inn At Hook Norton
The Sun Inn At Hook Norton is a traditional village dining pub with rooms on the High Street in Hook Norton, west Oxfordshire. The inn is described as well suited for a cosy get together with friends, family or for a romantic escape. On site there is a bar and restaurant, and the accommodation includes family rooms
The Swan Banbury
A Historic Presence on South Bar Street The Swan occupies a prominent and attractive position on South Bar Street, one of the most architecturally significant thoroughfares in Banbury. The building itself is a fine example of the town’s traditional stone construction, blending seamlessly into the historic streetscape
The Talbot Inn Eynsham
The Talbot Inn is a charming 18th-century wharf side inn located between Oxford and Eynsham, near the famous Swinford toll bridge. Stewart, Jemma and the team run this cosy pub, which is brimming with rustic charm and proudly stocks the finest beers from Arkell's brewery, including 3B, Voyager, and the craft lager
The Terrace
The Terrace is a riverside bar and restaurant at 2 Victoria Terrace in Royal Leamington Spa, on the banks of the River Leam. The Regency landmark has been restored with coastal-inspired décor in soft pastel tones, Victorian ceilings and signature hand-painted walls. The kitchen serves modern fusion dining with à la
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 Three Pigeons
A Historic Landmark in Banbury town center The Three Pigeons is one of the most storied buildings in Banbury, standing as a fine example of a 17th century coaching inn that has retained its character through the centuries. Located centrally, it offers a genuine sense of the town’s rich heritage, featuring a
The Tilted Wig
The Tilted Wig is a 17th-century inn on Warwick's Market Place, offering a bar and restaurant on the ground floor with four bed and breakfast rooms above. The pub serves quality real ales and a fine array of world lagers alongside seasonal dishes from the kitchen, with vegetarian and gluten free options available.