The Brasenose Arms is a traditional pub located on Station Road in the picturesque village of Cropredy, just outside Banbury. Known for its role as a community hub, it combines the charm of a countryside pub with a focus on live music and events, making it a popular spot for both locals and visitors to the area.
The menu offers a straightforward selection of pub classics, with a focus on hearty, comforting dishes. Diners can expect a menu that includes dishes such as homemade scotch eggs, house pate with sourdough, and ham hock croquettes. There are also seasonal sandwiches available for lunch, like a rotisserie beef sandwich with watercress, caramelised onion and peppercorn mayo, and mains throughout the day including steaks grilled to order, scampi and chips, sausage and mash, and a half rotisserie chicken with herb fries.
The pub also features a Sunday roast, which is a staple offering for those seeking a traditional British dining experience. A selection of real ales is available, alongside wines, spirits, and soft drinks, catering to a range of preferences.
The pub boasts a spacious garden with plenty of outdoor seating, making it a suitable choice for dining al fresco in warmer months. Indoors, the layout includes a bar area and a separate dining space, providing flexibility for casual drinks or a sit-down meal. The Brasenose Arms is also known for hosting live music events and festivals, which are a key part of its identity and draw.
The pub also offers a dedicated function room for private events, accommodating a variety of group sizes and occasions.