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 Boat Inn Stoke Bruerne
The Boat Inn is an independent freehouse in the quiet, historically rich village of Stoke Bruerne, Northamptonshire, situated beside the Grand Union Canal close to the Blisworth Tunnel, opposite the Canal Museum and by a working lock. Owned and operated by the Woodward family since 1877, it is believed to be the
The Boathouse Daventry
The Boathouse is a gastropub beside the Grand Union Canal on London Road in Braunston, Daventry. Part of the Marston's group, it serves pub favourites and daily specials alongside Sunday roasts, with an Order and Pay service bringing food and drinks straight to your table. The pub welcomes families and dogs, with a
The Bull
The Bull is a whitewashed red-brick pub and restaurant on Brackley Road in Towcester, with a lawned garden and a menu of grills and pub classics.
The Bull & Butcher
The Bull & Butcher is a family run freehouse on The Green in Ludgershall, Buckinghamshire, just off the A41 between Waddesdon and Bicester. Run by brother and sister team James and Emily, the pub is full of old rural charm and character. The cosy restaurant seats up to 42 and serves freshly prepared pub food, with a
The Bull Stratford-upon-Avon
The Bull is an Everards pub and restaurant on Bull Street in the heart of Stratford-upon-Avon. Following a recent refurbishment, it offers a warm and welcoming local pub atmosphere with a great range of craft beers, cask ale, lagers and fine wines, alongside an ever-changing selection of guest beers so there is always
The Butcher's Arms Chipping Campden
The Butcher's Arms is a family run community pub on the fringes of The Cotswolds in Mickleton, near Chipping Campden. The pub prides itself on a range of award winning real ales, craft ales and premium wines and spirits. Food includes homemade pies, burgers, pizza and traditional pub classics, with around 90% of
The Cape of Good Hope
The Cape of Good Hope is an independent freehold pub and restaurant situated alongside the Grand Union Canal at Warwick top lock, just a 15 minute stroll from Warwick town centre. The owners, Steve and Emma Jury, have run the Cape for over 27 years, supported by general manager Tom Buxton. As a free house with no
The Castle at Edgehill
The Ghostly Legacy of 1642 The pub overlooks the site of the first major clash of the English Civil War. This location holds a unique place in British paranormal history as the only battlefield officially recorded as haunted. Shortly after the 1642 conflict, witnesses reported seeing phantom armies repeating the
The Chequers Chipping Norton
The Chequers is a historic pub and restaurant on Goddards Lane in the heart of Chipping Norton, right at the old entrance to the town's market place. Built in medieval times and the oldest building in town, it was known as The Anchor until 1794. The pub sits next door to the Chipping Norton Theatre, making it a handy