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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Mirage
Mirage is a nightclub and gentlemen's club on Broad Street in the centre of Banbury, Oxfordshire. The venue has two rooms and is described as Banbury's most exclusive nightclub and gentlemen's club. Mirage hosts live DJs, events and celebrity guests on its weekend nights, and a strict no sportswear dress code applies.
Moon & Sixpence
The Moon & Sixpence is a pub and restaurant in the village of Hanwell on the outskirts of Banbury, Oxfordshire. Run by chef and proprietor Hylton Bradley, who trained at Banbury Catering College and previously ran Hylton's Restaurant in Banbury for seven years, the kitchen serves a modern English menu with a touch of
Newbold Comyn Arms
The Newbold Comyn Arms is an award-winning pub and restaurant on Newbold Terrace East in Leamington Spa, set within the historic former stables of the Willes family Manor House. The building dates back to the 18th century and once housed up to 18 horses, with famous visitors such as the Marquis of Waterford also
Officers Mess 1940's Cocktail Bar
Officer's Mess is a 1940s-themed cocktail, champagne and wine bar on Sheep Street in the heart of Stratford-upon-Avon's historic centre. The bar embraces a wartime nostalgia, decorated throughout with WW2 memorabilia in a distressed Tudor building that feels like something from a black and white film. Bar staff serve
Oxford Arms
The Oxford Arms is a family-run countryside pub in the village of Kirtlington, North Oxfordshire, run by brothers Scott and Struan. The pub has been serving the community for almost 150 years and features low slung ceilings, original wooden beams and centuries-old stone walls. The kitchen serves classic British food
Pear Tree Inn
The Pear Tree Inn is a traditional country village pub at the heart of Hook Norton in the Cotswolds, Oxfordshire. Originally known as the Brewery Tap, it opened as a pub in 1869 and is the longest owned Hook Norton Brewery pub. The inn began life as a substantial 18th century house with a cottage attached, and a well
Plough Inn
The Plough Inn is a traditional village pub in Upper Boddington, near Daventry, also offering bed and breakfast accommodation. The kitchen uses fresh, locally sourced ingredients across a menu spanning English classics, pasta, seafood, steak and desserts, with both vegan and vegetarian options available. Breakfast,
Queen Of Hearts
The Queen Of Hearts is a Marston's pub and restaurant on Wimborne Place in Daventry, serving a menu of curries, British pub classics, burgers, Sunday roasts, lighter bites, and desserts. The bar offers Marston's cask ales alongside draught products, wines, spirits, and soft drinks, with Hawkstone recently added to the
Queens Head Inn Stow-on-the-Wold
The Queen's Head Inn is a traditional 17th century Cotswold village pub on The Square. It has a warm, cosy atmosphere and serves the local Donnington beer.