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An extremely professional pub who catered for our post-funeral celebration of life. Thank you for your care, courtesy and service

everything is not fresh how they still open

Very nice food, called in on the off chance had to wait for it to be cooked but it was worth it. Chips were excellent and fish was cooked to perfection ..

Possibly the best Thai food in the South East. It was my first visit and I chose 4 starters and 1 main course. I couldn’t fault any of it! Full of flavour and will definitely be a repeat customer.

Excellent service. Extremely friendly staff. Good space for parking motorhome. Delicious food. Great atmosphere, Overall great. 👍👍😁

Crab and mackerel right by the sea. What more could you want? Not cheap, but nobody wants a cheap crab pasty and everything is here is top quality and is really good value. The wine is good quality too and compliments the food. Also, the setting is fab and with access a bit challenging you feel as if your meal is well earned.

Very disappointing! The Christmas menu came in such measly portions I had to cook food when I got home. And the service seemed pretty half-hearted... A place that's past its best perhaps.

The afternoon tea was very special the choices and quality of surroundings and service was very good.

I Wasn’t expecting too much from a pub dinner in a rather nondescript Oxfordshire village on a Tuesday evening but I was most pleasantly surprised. The pub is very old and as such cosy and inviting. There is a good selection of draught beer served at one of the fireside tables by most welcoming staff. The menu is varied and original and prices are reasonable. One of the specials of the day was sea bass. It was as good as any top London restaurant. The 45 minute drive was well worth it and I shall be returning soon.

Coffee shop very pleasant food and staff nice. One point need to check open before visiting we arrived 3.10pm supposed to close 3.30pm but shut we drive a long way so not so happy shame

Ordered a takeaway food was hot and delicious. Portion sizes are very generous. Will try the restaurant.

Lovely local spot for some late lunch. Great conversation with the owner and other patrons

Very disappointed. We have been visiting The Four Pillars for years having excellent food. During our last visit we collected our usual Saturday night takeaway and actually I can only describe it as unpleasant. The starter were supplied with a tiny bag of strong onions and one tiny pot of raita sauce no mixed salad as usual with a pot of sauce each. The chicken balti was tasteless, hardly any spices & if not for the name on the lid w would not have recognised as one of our weekly dishes. The chicken was sliced in small pieces with reddish tinge, not chunks also. The garlic rice and chicken bhuna were also very bland. I contacted The Four Pillars twice by contact form as the phone was busy but no reply or response. This is the part that has most annoyed me. A regular customer giving feedback, asking if the chef has changed and stating i was not asking for anything apart from giving & expecting feedback. Not sure if this is a one off but be prepared you could be disappointed.

Really friendly staff very efficient and a superb Sunday roast

We had lovely succulent cod in really crispy batter with crispy chips that had a nice soft centre, all with salt and vinegar that you can actually taste! The portions sizes are very generous and all the staff are lovely even at the busiest of times. In our opinion this is the BEST fish n chips in Banbury by far!