Farm and Table

This restaurant focuses on working with local farmers to source fresh, seasonal ingredients, so the menu changes throughout the year to reflect what's available nearby. You'll find dishes designed around what the region grows best rather than following a fixed menu, which means there's always something different to discover depending on when you visit.

Banbury itself is a working market town on the eastern side of the Cotswolds, with proper town life rather than a sleepy village atmosphere. It's known for its historic Banbury Cross, the canal running through it, and plenty of independent shops worth exploring. The restaurant offers a relaxed setting where you can drop in for lunch while you're browsing the town or settle in for dinner after a day spent further out in the surrounding countryside. It's particularly convenient if you're traveling between places like Chipping Norton and Oxfordshire, giving you somewhere substantial to eat without having to search far. The whole setup reflects how central farming still is to this part of the world, connecting what you eat directly back to the people who grew it.