The Dun Cow, Banbury

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Komakino . left this review about The Dun Cow

This is a three-roomed village public house situated on a dead-end street, with a public bar to your left on entry, a small 'snug' to the right and a restaurant area on through the snug - with all three served by a main bar which sits to left (the bar in the snug is merely a counter). The floor is flagstoned throughout and a generous beer garden snakes around the back and right of the building in an 'L' shape, although a flock of locals decided to congregate outside the pub on a warm July Sunday. There were just the two ales on - Hook Norton's Hooky (which went) and St Austell Tribute, the latter of which was in decent enough nick.

On 7^th July 2016 - rating: 5
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