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As a venue Malarki is ok with a good selection of music although can be repetitive if you visit on more than one occasion. I strongly advise not using the male toilets. They are poorly maintained, dirty and extremely odorous.
The bouncers are not much more than hired thugs that are not happy unless they are intimidating youngsters or even physically assaulting them. I am surprised that this has not been challenged by the management as the times I have witnessed this happen, it has been unprovoked and if brought to court, common assault. (if taken to civil court, the club is liable for damages under 'vicarious liability')
Sort it out Exchange management... it is a venue with great potential but poorly executed.
Dress Code: Casual
Written Nov 12, 2012
Address: Sound Exchange, High St
The Banbury Cross Pub and Fine Lady Restaurant in the heart of the wonderful town of Banbury, offers a traditional pub atmosphere with a warm welcome and comfortable surroundings..
The company's party held in Banbury cross pub. The pub is not that big but its quite nice, i love there music..love the intertainment and you can request what songs you like to play.. they also have a karaoke in another side of the pub that you can sing whatever songs you like:) Amazing night though.
Dress Code: you can wear anything you like as long as you are comfortable.
Updated Mar 1, 2011
Address: Banbury Cross Inn 5 Butchers Row Banbury Oxfordshi
Phone: 01295 279014
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