An original 15th-century coaching inn, the pub straddles the old A361 Banbury to Chipping Norton road. This classic ale house boasts lots of history and bags of character. It has a wide carriage entrance to the garden, car park and front doors. Open fires blaze in winter. Home cooked meals are available. The pub has […]
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The Falcon is a traditional market town pub, situated to the southern end of the town of Thame. It fronts the main road towards Postcombe, in a commanding roadside location. Constructed of red brick under a tiled roof, the pub is an attractive building. A friendship of 20 years has helped form the business relationship […]
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Our restaurant serves a full breakfast, lunch and dinner menu using locally sourced ingredients. Our menu is about simplicity done well. Nothing fussy or pretentious and we use local suppliers and artisan producers where possible. We can cater for single diners looking for a quick bite to eat all the way up to a special […]
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If you are visiting the Cotswolds for pleasure or business, are looking for bed and breakfast and would you like to stay in a historic, former coaching inn, then visit the George in Lower Brailes near Banbury, Oxfordshire. The George is a sympathetically refurbished Grade II listed coaching inn. We have worked hard to make […]
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Situated at the Eastern gateway to the Cotswolds, the pub is ideally located for Oxford, Blenheim Palace or motor racing fans visiting Silverstone. You will always receive a warm welcome at this pub as it is run by a young, friendly bunch of people who go out of their way to make people happy – nothing […]
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The Great Western Arms is the ‘local’ of Blockley, a picturesque village nestled amongst the Cotswold Hills of northern Gloucestershire. Fancy a pint, a cappuccino, an Americano or even a freshly made cup of tea or a pint of Hooky beer? Well, there is only one place in Blockley where you can get all four […]
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The pub is located in the beautiful village of Wardington. Inside there is a small comfortable, low-ceilinged, friendly bar area with wood burning stove leading onto a spacious restaurant. To the rear of the pub there is a large enclosed beer garden. Nearby attractions include Wardington Manor, an Elizabethan house that built in 1665 on […]
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The Kings Head offers a friendly retreat to the local community, passing walkers and canal boaters. The newly refurbished restaurant is perfect not just for diners but also for those looking to celebrate a special occasion or hold a business presentation. Together with the quality of Hook Norton Ales, the Kings Head offers an Anglo-European […]
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In the beautiful Cotswold village of Hook Norton we offer a traditional great British pub experience with wooden beams, wood burning stove and a fine range of real ales, wines and spirits. The Pear Tree is located in the perfect spot at the entrance to Brewery Lane which leads up to Hook Norton Brewery so […]
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Mick the Hat and his wife Jean run a proper pub – a place of excellent beer and good conversation. The pub is an irreplaceable rural gem with one simply appointed bar. It is a pub for conversations that eddy and swirl around the small main bar, punctuated only by the laughter of customers. The […]
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Dating back to 1684, we may be the smallest pub in Chipping Norton but we cram alot in!
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The Red Lion, Ilmington, is located in the Cotswolds in a beautiful and idyllic country village. Serving Hook Norton beer and their ever growing range of quality craft ales. In addition to fabulous real ales we stock a wide range of artisan gins, some brewed locally and some from around the UK, literally from John […]
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