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 Tite Inn
The Tite Inn is a traditional English pub in Chadlington village on the eastern edge of the Cotswolds, near Chipping Norton. It serves a seasonal menu using fresh local produce, fish delivered daily from the quay, and ales brewed less than a mile away at Chadlington Brewery using local spring water. The pub features a
The Trout Inn
The Trout Inn is a characterful country pub and restaurant on Godstow Road in Wolvercote, recently refurbished to a high standard with stylish and welcoming surroundings. Inside, the pub features roaring log fires and an ultra stylish dining room, while outside there is a garden for guests to enjoy. The menu ranges
The Two Boats Inn
The Two Boats Inn is a traditional canalside inn situated alongside the Grand Union Canal in the village of Long Itchington, Warwickshire. It is a grand three storey building overlooking the canal, with the Cuttle Inn located just opposite on the other side of the water. The inn serves pub grub and pies alongside
The Unicorn
The Unicorn is a family friendly pub on Hardwick Field Lane in Warwick, serving a generous main menu that includes burgers, curries, steaks and hand stretched pizzas from a dedicated pizza kitchen. A children's menu lets younger visitors choose exactly what is on their plate, and Sunday roasts are a regular feature.
The Volunteer Inn
The Volunteer Inn is an 18th century pub situated near the centre of Chipping Campden within the Cotswolds, on Park Road. The inn offers a friendly and welcoming atmosphere with unpretentious, honest hospitality. Serving a selection of Indian and English dishes, the food is available in the Maharaja Restaurant at the
The Walnut Tree Inn
The Walnut Tree Inn is a country inn at Blisworth, near Northampton in Northamptonshire, close to Silverstone, the A43 and junction 15 of the M1. Since 2005, the owners have been transforming this nineteenth century station hotel into a hotel, bar and function destination. The inn has eleven individually styled guest
The Watling Street Village
The Watling Street Village is a pub on Watling Street in Towcester, Northamptonshire. The venue offers bar service alongside a kitchen and a breakfast menu, with food served throughout the day. Dietary needs are well catered for, with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options available. Credit cards are accepted for
The Wheatsheaf Banbury
A 17th Century Gateway to George Street The Wheatsheaf is a building steeped in the local history of North Oxfordshire, with its origins dating back to the 17th century. As one of the older surviving inns in the town centre, its architecture features the classic stone construction and traditional proportions that
The White Bear
The White Bear is a traditional town centre coaching inn on High Street in Shipston-on-Stour, Warwickshire. The charming, rustic pub features exposed beams, wonky walls and a warm welcome that makes traditional pubs a firm favourite. The lounge bar has an open fire and serves cask ales, quality draught beers, lagers