The Butchers Arms Information

The Butchers Arms, Fringford

Perfect to relax in an English village setting

Enjoying great food and company

Picture yourself escaping the hustle and bustle of life by visiting The Butchers Arms in the lovely village of Fringford, a few miles from Brackley.  This 18th century public house, bar and inn is quintessentially English, being located overlooking the cricket green.   Perfect for whiling away a summers evening or during the winter relaxing within the traditional country pub interior.

 
Pat, the landlady of The Butchers Arms near Brackley, offers a varied food menu which is available every day during opening hours.  Some dishes have an international flavour, some traditional including steaks (supplied by Peter Goss, a local butcher).  You can also choose from a bar menu – hot meals, sandwiches, ciabatta – as well as a children’s menu. 
Enjoyed with a selection of Real Ales – Hook Norton, Adnams Broadside or wine and soft drinks, this is a great pub to visit.

Opening Hours

Every day 12pm – close
Sunday – 3 sittings for food at 12pm, 2pm and 3.30pm (booking advisable)

The restaurant seats up to 40 people and can be used for parties.  Call Pat at The Butchers Arms Fringford near Brackley, to book.

Steeped in history, The Butchers Arms public house, bar and inn within this beautiful village setting is frequented by history enthusiasts.  Amongst the historical references is Fringford’s association with Flora Thompson in her book 'Lark Rise to Candleford'.  If ghost stories excite you then the knowledge that the pub is meant to be haunted by Rose Brennan, who may have been murdered here, will give you extra reason to drive the short distance from Brackley.

For fabulous food and drink, a warm and friendly welcome in a picturesque setting, come along to The Butchers Arms Fringford, just off the A4421 towards Bicester, not far from Brackley.

01869 277363

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