Rainbow Inn - Carta

Nice place lovely location. Unfortunately it was shut so can't give an accurate review. Went because it was in The New Avengers.

The Rainbow has just started pizza nights on Thursdays and Saturdays. We had a couple to take away which were really good. Highly recommended.

Really unfriendly barman. Took no interest in his customers or their questions about the menu. Only people there at lunchtime and totally ignored out in the garden. Will never return. Ver carta

The Rainbow offers delicious and authentic home-cooked food along with a selection of great beers. It's a refreshing change and a great example of what a traditional English Country Pub should be like.

The atmosphere at this restaurant is chaotic, with the landlord making grunts and the constant sound of the microwave, making it hard to relax and enjoy your meal. It's a shame to see such a beautiful building wasted on a poorly run establishment.

Walking part of the Oxfordshire Way which passes The Rainbow Inn. It’s a Monday so quiet. Warm welcome from the landlord. Fine ping of IPA. Top notch Wagu Burger probably the tastiest, least greasy burger I’ve had in a while. Sat in the pretty garden with my dog. Thoroughly recommend and encourage you to support a proper British Pub. Ver carta

Curly the landlord and his wife have always been most welcoming and their Japanese Prawns are to die for. it is so nice to go to a pub where there is no loud music blaring out, where the noise is so deafening you have to shout at your dinner partners. It is a traditional, English country pub with a lovely garden and kind staff what's not to like?

This pub has a lot of potential and is a throwback to a simpler time. We had a great time enjoying the classic pub food. I had a burger and chips, while my friend had scampi and chips. We both thought the food was delicious and reasonably priced. After a nice walk in the area, we agreed that we would come back in the summer to enjoy sitting outside.

This was a great destination for a Saturday lunch mid-way between Christmas and New Year. A husband and wife business, with a good offer of local beer and a wine list. The menu is a list of a few old-school pub meals (think steak and ale pie, chicken and ham pie, about £12 per dish), prepared by the landlady to order. There is parking and it is a good spot for ramblers. It can be a bit draughty inside so in the winter don’t leave your coat in the car in case you need it. Go and see good pubs pre-gastropub. Ver carta