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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 nightlifeAdderbury

Red Lion at Adderbury

A Historic Landmark of Village Life The Red Lion stands as a definitive example of a 17th century Oxfordshire coaching inn, constructed from the warm, honey coloured ironstone that defines the regional aesthetic. Situated in the heart of Adderbury, just south of Banbury, this Grade II listed building has served as a

Entertainment and nightlifeLong Compton

Red Lion Long Compton

The Red Lion is a Grade II listed Cotswold inn on Main Street in Long Compton, originally built as a coaching inn in 1748. Sarah and Lisa manage the pub and have created an atmosphere that honours the building's history while incorporating contemporary comforts. The inn offers seven guest rooms ranging from single to

Entertainment and nightlifeYarnton

Red Lion Yarnton

The Red Lion is a welcoming pub in the village of Yarnton, situated on the edge of the Cotswolds. It features a large beer garden with countryside views and a heated pergola for cooler evenings. Inside, log burners provide a cosy atmosphere during winter months. The pub offers award-winning cask ales, rotating craft

Entertainment and nightlifeWeedon

Roman Way Brewery

Roman Way Brewery is an experimental micro-brewery based at the Royal Ordnance Depot in Weedon, Northamptonshire. The name comes from nearby Watling Street, the first Roman road built in Britain, and this link to the area's Roman past inspires the names of all their brews. Their mission is to provide great real ale,

Entertainment and nightlifeWhatcote

Royal Oak

The Royal Oak at Whatcote is a village pub on the edge of the Cotswolds with a history stretching back to 1168, when a stone shelter offered drink and rest to the masons building the nearby church of St Peter. Today it is run by Richard and Solanche Craven and holds one Michelin star, making it the only

Entertainment and nightlifeKidlington

Six Bells

Six Bells is a traditional community pub located in the oldest part of Kidlington, Oxfordshire. The pub has two bars and lounge areas with plenty of seating and cosy log burners, plus a separate function room for hosting events. Outside there is a large fully enclosed garden with a children's play area, a covered deck

Entertainment and nightlifeLeamington Spa

Somerville Arms

Somerville Arms is a traditional pub tucked away on Campion Terrace in Leamington Spa, about ten minutes' walk from the main parade. Described as an extremely rare and traditional watering hole, it offers a warm welcome alongside award-winning drinks including cask ales and ciders, with a selection of cocktails also

Entertainment and nightlifeCheltenham

Stow Social Club

Stow on the Wold Social Club is a friendly members club located on Well Lane in the heart of Stow on the Wold. The club shows live sport across three screens, including Sky Sports and BT Sports, and proudly claims the cheapest beer in town. Members and guests can enjoy a range of activities including pool, snooker,

Entertainment and nightlifeTackley

Sturdy's Castle

Sturdy's Castle is a 400-year-old coaching inn on Banbury Road in Kidlington, just a short distance from Woodstock and Blenheim Palace. The pub offers a spacious restaurant, a fully licensed bar, and a large garden with a children's climbing frame. Freshly cooked bar meals are served throughout the week, with pub

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