Dog Friendly — Pubs in Banbury
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Found 12 dog friendly pubs in Banbury
Swan
3 South Bar, Banbury OX16 9AA
17th century ironstone building just a few yards from Banbury Cross. A single room pub often featuring live music, or major sports on several screens. There is a small outside drinking area beside the pub. The bar has two handpumps serving ales from the locality, often featuring a Purity beer. It is possible to park outside the pub, but these are council run parking bays and are 'pay and display' until 7pm
Olde Reine Deer Inn
47 Parsons Street, Banbury OX16 5NA
Traditional old English pub which first became an inn in 1570, featuring original wood panelling dating from the English Civil War. It is reported to be the location where Cromwell's men met to plan the Battle of Edge Hill and the siege of Banbury Castle. The pub features many items of interest including a large selection of pub jugs and other brewery artefacts. Food is served at lunchtimes & evenings, see the blackboard for good -value meals. There is a wide range of Hook Norton Beers available, including seasonal beers and craft ales. A pub quiz is held each Thursday night and there is a Blues Club on the first Sunday of every month.
Pepper Pot
6 Burchester Place, Banbury OX16 3WT
Modern, open-plan Marstons estate house serving two ales from the Marstons stable of brands
Wine Vaults
5-6 Parsons Street, Banbury OX16 5LW
Eighteenth-century ironstone pub situated close to the marketplace on the pedestrianised Parsons Street.
Three Pigeons
3 Southam Road, Banbury OX16 2ED
The Three Pigeons is a beautiful 17th-century thatched coaching inn situated in Banbury town centre, which having been purchased by private owners underwent a major renovation to a very high standard after many years of neglect at the hands of a major pub company, reopening in 2012. Four handpumps adorn the bar, serving a selection of local and national ales (two regulars and two changing). There is also an interesting menu of high quality food, and three luxury bedrooms make it a good base for a relaxing break.
White Horse
50-52 North Bar Street, Banbury OX16 0TH
Eileen and Ken have been at the White Horse since April 2015 and have made it into the community pub Banbury needs. There are always at least five hand pumps in use with a range of styles and strengths for the discerning drinker. Friday nights are always busy with a local band playing, the rest of the week the most noise comes from the buzz of conversation . The pub hosts regular beer festivals at Easter.
Chatsworth
Chatsworth Drive, Banbury OX16 9YJ
Following a substantive refirbishment The Chatsworth (formerly the Cock Horse) re-opened in November 2019. With a extensive menu, a wide range of beers, including 3 Hand Pumps (and Beavertown Neck Oil on tap), a range of seating areas, including TV areas and a pool table this Gamechanger Pub Co operation aims to be very much a community hub.
Hanwell Arms
Rotary Way, Hanwell Fields, Banbury OX16 1ER
Spacious modern one-roomer built by a small arcade of shops in the Hanwell Fields estate on the northern edge of Banbury. A barn-like feel is avoided by dividing the area into alcoves. There is an emphasis on food, but not to the exclusion of drinkers. Free car parking is available by the shops, but avoid the permit-only spaces.
Apothecary Tap
4a Church Lane, Banbury OX16 5LR
In the heart of the Old Town, this craft beer bar and bottle shop has six craft keg lines.
Bell Inn
12 Middleton Road, Banbury OX16 4QJ
A long-time GBG entry, this is a straightforward two-bar pub. Situated handily for railway and bus stations, and near the town centre, nevertheless a local;, with loyal regulars and a welcome for visitors. The buzz of amiable conversation mixes with the sounds of pub games most weekday evenings, as the Bell hosts darts, dominoes, pool, Aunt Sally and quiz teams. Adnams Southwold is supplemented by guest beers from the Punch Finest Cask list.
Coach & Horses
Butchers Row, Banbury OX16 5JH
This Hook Norton house just off the marketplace in the centre of Banbury. Was a former coaching inn, but now lies in a pedestrianised area.
Church House
2-3 North Bar Street, Banbury OX16 0TB
This building has had many lives before it became a pub towards the end of the 20th century, starting out as a church hall, and was at one time a theatre. The atmosphere at The Church House is fun and is a comfortable place to relax over a good bottle of wine, or a beer, in the company of friends. Now home to Banbury Folk Club.