What was once a coaching inn in the 16th century is now the Deddington Arms Hotel, situated in the beautiful medieval village of Deddington with charming stone cottages and friendly locals around and its accessibility from Banbury and the Cotswolds makes it a highly popular dining choice in the area. The restaurant at the hotel has a spacious and elegant interior with oak beamed ceiling, well set circular tables and black leather chairs.

The kitchen, using local produce, strives successfully to craft both familiar and thrilling food. You can expect to find usual starters such as pan fried mackerel and prawn and avocado cocktail cooked in a rare and unique style. The likes of pan fried sea bass, char-grilled rib eye steak and breast of chicken stuffed with a chorizo mousse feature amongst mains whilst iced coconut parfait and chocolate devils' food cake are desserts suitable for closing a meal.