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The Dolphin Inn, Banbury

134 Main Road
Middleton Cheney
Postal town: Banbury
OX17 2PW
Phone: 01295713544

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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about The Dolphin Inn

Fairly basic village pub with a partly opened-out L-shaped interior (with the back / side branch, depending on how you look at things, with both main seating / dining areas curiously located up a single step. Traditional look, albeit sparsely furnished and plainly decorated in all parts. Rather undistinguished, partly covered, beer garden to the rear. Although a Charles Wells house, just Adnams Southwold (£4.50) from the pair of slightly hidden handpumps.

On 12th May 2024 - rating: 6
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Komakino . left this review about The Dolphin Inn

Upon entering from Main Road you are confronted by glass cabinets with various bottles of Jack Daniels and Corgi cars, inside there's a further glass cabinet full of JD Zippo lighters, the tables are wooden-topped and iron-legged and embossed with the JD logo, and the guv'nor sported a 'Jack Lives Here' tee along with a JD logo tattoo on the back of one of his calves. Tennessee sour mash whiskey aside, this is a smallish pub which was likely a two-roomer in a previous life(a former entrance from the High Street is now blocked off). A classic L-shape, with a small bar occupying the corner of the 'L', seating comprises the aforementioned tables along with bench seating built into the three bay windows, individual leather armchair seats and tall, thin Magners-embossed upright barrels along with obligatory steel-legged, leather-seated stools. A large, open fireplace contained a row of darting trophies on its mantelpiece. The single ale was Directors, which came in at £1.85 for a half and was in good shape. Handful of old boys enjoying a Sunday lunchtime pint or two with an England Test match playing on a large screen in the background. Not one to actively seek out, but if you're into JD, you'll love it in here.

On 18th July 2016 - rating: 4
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Max Kinson left this review about The Dolphin Inn

Jack Daniels themed village pub,warm welcome, live entertainment and more Jack Daniel's than you knew existed !

On 26th September 2008 - rating: 10
[User has posted 2 recommendations about 2 pubs]