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Had an excellent meal here on Saturday, a lovely choice and really well cooked. It's a warm and welcoming pub with a reasonable range of R.A's, I had a Wye Valley Butty Bach and T.T Golden both in decent condition. Thoroughly recommended, although the car park reminds me of a wet weekend at Glastonbury.
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Excellent Butty Bach on draught last night along with Timothy Taylor's and "Peacock Ale". Row of pheasants hanging outside the back door for those choosing off the Specials blackboard.
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Must have changed hands since the last review because it is now run by Yvonne and Pam. Food is great (would recommend booking on Friday nights) and the beers excellent. They often run beer/cider festivals with lots of choice which makes for a tricky cycle home. This is a quality village pub which I cannot recommend too highly. It is our preferred choice when eating out locally.
The Peacock in Oxhill was named Champion Regional Pub for the East and West Midlands and the National �Newcomer of the Year� at a glittering awards evening held in London�s Hilton Hotel by the Great British Pub Awards 2009.
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The Peacock is run by Chris and Ellen. It's recently refurbished and they pride themselves on home cooked good quality local produce. They make you feel so welcome and the atmosphere is wonderful
Lucy Knights - 25 Mar 2007 16:34 |
The pub has just been taken over by Chris and Ellen Joel, who have done an amazing job refurbishing the whole pub. The pub has fantastic local british food and a wide selection of wines and beer. The Peacock inn is located in the village of Oxhill, post code CV35 0QU, just off the A422 (Banbury to Stratford-upon-Avon road). The phone number is 01295 688060
byron james - 10 Mar 2007 17:07 |
A recently (opened 1st March) refurbished pub in the picturesque village of Oxhill - halfway between Stratford-upon-avon and Banbury. An excellent refurb with a cosy bar area and a separate restaurant. Food is served in the restaurant and the bar and is primarily traditional British fare produced using local sourced seasonal ingredients. Interesting selection of beers including Timothy Taylor Golden Best and Green Kings Abbott Ale and a good selection of wines and soft drinks. Definitely worth a visit !
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