Had an omelette early Sunday afternoon. Well made. Also baguette and jam. Service wasn't great…read more Waitress was not very attentive but this is more of a coffee house with food. But a nice place for coffee and quick meal

A bright, pleasant atmosphere with various breakfast options. Inattentive service and receiving the…read morewrong order made for a less than impressive quick visit. Nevertheless I might visit again and hope for a different outcome.

Banbury's only patisserie really, this is definitely a must-stop for those with a sweet tooth…read more You can buy their exquisite pies, cakes and galettes by the slice, or purchase the whole thing to take home and scoff/share. They also offer baguettes, sandwiches and drinks, although they can get a bit crowded on lunchtimes. As everythign is made in front of you, you can pick and choose what you fancy.

Stopped in the tea room for lunch, which was served quite quickly. I had a chicken stew, which was…read morepretty tasty, if rustic to look at. The chicken thigh had the bone left in, which may well have added to the flavour, but when served in a mini tureen was a bit awkward to eat. Despite a big blackboard outside proclaiming their fresh bread, the bread that accompanied the stew seemed very much like a normal slice of brown, which was a bit disappointing.

Banbury actually has a lot of options for someone looking for a quick bite of lunch or a cuppa and…read morea slice of cake. But The Granary is one of my favourite spots and one that could be easily missed if someone didn't tell you about it. I've been several times - for breakfast and for lunch and was struck each time by what a great value it is. Good food, plenty of it and a very reasonable price. Last visit - a lunch visit - I had the chicken mayo, bacon & pesto panini while my husband had the Granary club. We split an order of chips (because an order of chips is pretty darned sizable). Both sandwiches were delicious and very satisfying. The staff were friendly and welcoming, nothing is any trouble. Why is it so easy to miss? Because it is on Butcher's Lane (just off the marketplace as well as opening on to the High Street) and the lane can look at first glance as if it's just the back of buildings but no - there's shops and eateries down there. Go on and head down to the Granary. You won't be disappointed.

Great place for a quick bite of Chinese food for luch. Very reasnonably priced and good service…read more close to both the train and bus station also for anyone travelling.

Very nice food, always hot and fresh in the restaurant, and the staff are lovely! Take aways not…read morequite as good as eating in, but still alot better than most! We've been coming here since they opened and are sure to continue.

This friendly, cute cafe is our favourite eatery! From the hearty reception to the reasonable bill…read morebefore leaving, we enjoy frequenting Little Amsterdam. The Dutch cuisine reminds us of home. A Dutch pancake is filling, substantial and topped with a wide variety of treats and tastes. It should not be confused with a paper-thin, air-light French crêpe. A pancake is meant to feed the hungry! Prepare yourself for a friendly, enjoyable outing to a Dutch island in the heart of Banbury. Long live Little Amsterdam!

This is a cute little cafe near Whately Hall. Service and staff are nice…read more Crêpes were so-so. A bit soggy and thick. Drinks were nice. Most people probably come for the drinks. A bit overpriced for what it is, I think. It is a cute space with light, bright decor. Very limited and tight seating, however. At some tables, you are only a centimetre away from touching elbows with the person at the next table. Savoury food and tight space was 2; drinks and atmosphere 3.

As previously mentioned, Cafe Nero is an ideal place to sit and watch the mad world of Banbury go…read moreby. I find the coffee very much to my taste, and their loyalty card system is pretty good too. The layout outside is great in summer, but when the weather gets cold, there are better places to be. Nero indoors is a little small for the number of people it attracts, and the seniors and yummy mummys stay a bit too long while spending no money in my view, but perhaps I might be just as bad in their eyes. Staff are friendly, service is good but yes it can take a while to get up the queue. Nothing like as bad as Starbucks in MK Borders though! Overall: recommended, bring a book and while away an hour. Life's too short not to sit down sometimes!

Very well situated in town. Although the coffee is too bitter the Lates are nice and everything…read moreelse they serve is ok. The food is over priced and really nothing special. But the let down are the staff, always long queues (why not put more staff on) it takes on average 10 minutes to queue before you can order your drink. If you are in no hurry and want to watch the world go by it is an ideal place

Tiny but tasty sandwich shop. There's nowhere to sit and you can expect to queue out of the door if…read moreyou arrive with the lunchtime office crowd. A good range of baguettes, wraps and sandwiches, made to your specifications. Their chinese chicken is lovely! Very cheap considering the quality, and perfect for lunch on the run. Drinks and crisps are a bit pricey - considering popping to One Stop for them!