Best Bar restaurants nearby. Discover the best Bar food in Banbury. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Bar restaurants near you.. Banbury /ˈbænbrɪ/ is a historic market town on the River Cherwell in Oxfordshire, England. By road, the town is situated 74 miles (119 km) northwest of London, 42 miles (68 km) southeast of Birmingham, 27 miles (43 km) south of Coventry and 23 miles (37 km) north-by-northwest of the county town of Oxford. It had a population of 46,853 at the 2011 census.
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4 based on 598 reviews
Settled in the heart of Banbury The Three Pigeons Inn has been at the very heart of the community since it first opened its doors back in the 17th Century. It has created so many memories for customers of all ages and taken its rightful place in the heart
The Pidgeons is an attractive, thatched pub set at the edge of Banbury town centre. It's a rambling old pub with several areas and good deal of character and a pleasant courtyard garden to the rear. The staff are very welcoming and friendly. There are three handpumps with a couple of Purity ales plus the ubiquitous Doom Bar. Definitely a food led venue, the food is very high quality, freshly prepared from an excellent, interesting menu and I chose the Pan Fried Seabass with Baby Vegetables (£18.50). The fish was beautifully cooked with delicious crispy skin, and the rest of the meal was very well prepared too. Whilst the food is certainly not cheap here, the reason I have given a low rating for value (and 4 stars overall instead of 5) is not due to price but the rather skimpy portion sizes, particularly the vegetables. They do take the word 'baby' in the context of vegetables quite literally - about four or five small carrots and the same number of the most miniscule pieces of broccoli immaginable. As someone who enjoys a hearty meal, I was left wanting more vegetables - a lot more! Aside from this, one could attribute the word 'faultless' to this hostelry.
4 based on 625 reviews
County Inn, Beautiful bar, Library, 2 dining rooms, with large garden and 4 letting rooms. Perfect for family lunch, business meeting, special occasion or just simply an escape for a few hours. Friendly , professional team.
This restaurant is in a beautiful setting and they have made the most out of the scenery.The service was good and food was lovely.Only negative was that it is somewhat expensive for what it is.
4 based on 422 reviews
Ye Olde Reine Deer Inn is the oldest public house in Banbury. Situated halfway down Parsons Street, in the town centre no visit to Banbury is complete without a visit to Ye Olde Reine Deer. A Hook Norton Brewery pub ensures the offering of mainstay Hooky
So glad that I finally was able to enjoy this pub. Every time I walked in it was packed. I was so sad yesterday that I arrived just as they sold out of their Sunday Roast. Excellent beer and great food. Very friendly and helpful staff all around. I would have to say that this is hands down the best pub in Banbury. I look forward to coming back again.
4 based on 330 reviews
A traditional country pub, in a idyllic surrounding. Set in the peaceful village of Chacombe, the George and Dragon is only 1 mile from junction 11 of the M40. The George and dragon is the perfect place for all occasions, whether it be for entertaining co
So I have been drinking in the George for 10 years and have not had any problems but tonight after having a couple of pints I went to pay for drinks with a 50 and they refused the money now call me old school but when they know you does that not seem strange after all last time I checked you can get 50âs from a bank I wonder if I would have gone in there with my family and spent £200 on food would they refuse the money?Dear Cruiser40065,I am sorry to read about your experience the other day and feel it necessary to explain a few things which hopefully will see you drinking here again soon,Firstly, please do not think the £50 note refusal was in any way a reflection on you personally, we have been advised by our bank to refuse them for the time being as there a lot of counterfeit ones around and our marker pen to check them is not that reliable.Secondly, having spoken to the employee who served you he has advised me that he did not convey this reason, only that we were not accepting them. That said I can understand your frustration with the situation so please accept my apologies for situation he is new to our team and we are still training him.It is a shame I was not around on the night in question as I believe this matter could have been handled differently and you and your friend would have been able to enjoy a few more Guinness's that night
4 based on 271 reviews
Traditional Old English Pub, serving excellent food and well kept quality real ales. Also known for its themed nights and varied events.
The previous owners had been there for 14 years and had an excellent reputation The new owners have carried on that excellent reputation and have kept all the original staff. The ambiance is good, the food and beer are good and the staff are friendly and as far as the landlord is concerned always laughing. Not the cheapest pub around but you only get what you pay for and as already stated the chef produces some excellent foodBryan T,Thank you for your review. I'm very pleased to hear that the previous excellent standards have been upheld coming from a previously regular customer. Although we approached it from the angle of running an Old English Country Pub, rather than a restaurant/bistro, we were determined to maintain the previous high standards and improve on them where we felt we could. From your comments, I feel that we have succeeded and I thank you very much.Kind Regards
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4 based on 265 reviews
The Kitchen is an entirely independent restaurant and proud of it. We only select, prepare and serve you the absolute best food and drink we can source; mainly from local food heroes; much from our own Kitchen garden. Everything is freshly prepared here,
Myself and husband were staying in the beautiful Finch Cottage, (which is ideally located next door to this pub and available for holiday lets) and we decided to eat here on a Friday evening. The pub has a wonderful sunny garden, perfect areas for eating in the sun or the shade of you prefer. On arrival into the pub we were greeted by a very friendly member of staff, we hadnât pre booked a table but that was no problem at all for the staff. We placed an order for food and drink and took our drinks outside whilst waiting for our food. My husband ordered the king prawn curry and I ordered the Aberdeenshire steak burger. We didnât have long to wait for our food and it was absolutely truly scrumptious! On the Saturday evening we arranged to meet some family in The Kitchen, we felt that the food and staff were that great on the Friday we wanted to go again on the Saturday. This time we had booked a table and sat inside for our meal. Really lovely seating areas, which were very cosy and comfortable. My husband had the King Prawn curry again as he had enjoyed it that much the first night! So if you are looking for a delightful place to eat and or drink we cannot recommend The Kitchen enough. The staff are very attentive and nothing is too much trouble for them. There are plenty of places for walks/drives near by to discover the stunning Cotswolds. And if you are looking for a beautiful place to stay Finch Cottage is right next door, so a quick hop skip and a jump and you are there.Thank you so much for your simply wonderful review about The Kitchen. I have passed on your feedback to the team and they are thrilled.We are so glad you enjoyed your stay at Finch Cottage and your visit to our restaurant.We hope to see you again.Best wishes,Jo
4 based on 474 reviews
A lovely country pub/restaurant with large gardens on the outskirts of South Newington village. Midway between Banbury and Chipping Norton. Well placed for country walks and visiting the Medieval Church. Serves local ales and home-cooked meals.
A Friday night and there was no atmosphere! We had starters but they varied considerably in size. Don't bother with the king prawns, quite tasteless and where was the homemade bread?! The mains were tasty but again portion size was small. The sticky toffee pudding was clearly not homemade and lacked sauce. Overall a very expensive meal.
Top 3 Mediterranean food in Banbury, England, United Kingdom
4 based on 300 reviews
We are traditional country pub that is said to date back to 1098, little has changed over the years. We have open fires, really good food and some great real ale. We are free of tie which means we can source our beer from whomever we choose. We do hope yo
Located in a village near Banbury, this is a quaint, traditional and authentic country pub. We had just landed at Birmingham International and were fortunate to pick this place for lunch on our drive to Banbury. Friendly servers and great food. Really enjoyed the Fish and Chips.
Most Popular Indian food in Banbury, England, United Kingdom
4 based on 691 reviews
Welcome to PuddingFace Do you have a penchant for pies? Puddingface offers a whole host of pies including traditional meat and vegetarian, fish and game, as well as some less conventional recipes. All Homemade!Lunch times bookings are taken Monday to Satu
Once again visited the Pie place, which is heaving mid week. Booking essential. We had eaten around the corner at the Red Lion which was very disappointing. Had an excellent desert, with friendly service and a great atmosphere. Love this place and can highly recommend. All the locals come here!! Excellent.
5 based on 783 reviews
A beautiful Stone Village Free house & Restaurant in the heart of Kings Sutton village. The White Horse sits on the village green opposite St Peter and St Paul Church. Serving lunch and dinner Tuesday to Friday and food all day Saturday until 9pm and Sund
Booked as our last meal while on our canal boat holiday. We walked across the fields (which took about an hour) to the lovely village of Kings Sutton. We were a family of 10, but considering how busy the restaurant was, the service was swift. We all ate from the 3 course Sunday lunch menu. Starters were good - a special mention to the special scotch egg. All enjoyed the various roasts, but again, a special mention goes to the slow cooked rump of beef - which melted in the mouth. Everyone enjoyed the puddings, but I was disappointment with my Creme Brulee which was very very runny, but the caramel was gorgeous and crispy on top. Great restaurant with tasty food and a good atmosphereHelloThank you for joining us for Sunday Lunch and for your kind comments regarding the staff and food. Glad to read we were a worth while final stop on your canal holiday. We will keep a close eye on the crème brulee and make sure they are up to standard in the future.Thank you once again and hope to see you soon.Hendrik and Julie
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