Redliondeddington

16/03/2026

Have you followed our new page yet? 👀

We’ve now moved everything over there, so all updates, menus, pub news and the occasional chance to grab some free food will be shared on that page only.

If you’re still following us here, make sure you head over and give the new page a follow so you don’t miss the fish and chip updates, pub news, and everything else happening at The Red Lion Deddington 🍺🐟

You’ll find the link to the new page below. Come and join us there!

06/02/2026

🚨 IMPORTANT UPDATE 🚨

We’re moving over to a new page

If you’re following us here, make sure you follow the new page or risk missing:

🍝 The odd chance to grab free food across our pub group
🐠 All our fish and chip updates (and you know you don’t want to miss those)
🍺 Pub news, menus and what we’re up to

Once this page goes, everything will be shared on the new page only!

👉 Give The Red Lion Deddington a follow on our new page and come with us 🍺🐟

Click below!

https://www.facebook.com/theredliondeddington

A traditional village pub in the heart of Deddington, serving proper pub food, ales, wines and spirits. Home to Deddington’s best takeaway fish and chips, alongside a relaxed place to eat, drink and catch up right on the Market Place

05/02/2026

The Loaded Fries are long overdue for a spotlight. They're alone on the table, because that's a full meal.

02/02/2026

We’ve launched a new loyalty programme at The Red Lion, and it’s genuinely one worth paying attention to 🏷️
You earn 1 point for every £1 spent, and you get 89 points just for signing up ⭐
Your first reward unlocks at 45 points (that’s a free pint 🍺), and at 89 points you’re looking at free fish & chips!!.

No cards to carry, no remembering numbers - just scan the QR code or sign up online once, and every visit after that counts. 🤑 If you’re already stopping in for a pint, lunch, or fish & chips, this basically starts paying you back for doing exactly that. 🤯

Scan the code in the pub or sign up online and start earning from your next visit!

And the best bit, your points carry across the entire Millen Inns group. Pop into The Castle in Oxford, Ye Olde Reine Deer Inn, or The Red Lion and watch them add up!

01/02/2026

This is what a cosy classic pub is meant to look like in the evening. It’s been doing this for a long time, and it's been working, so who are we to question it?

28/01/2026

This will warm you up. And not because of the fire. But it definitely adds to it. If you're pressed for time, though, grab fish and chips from the takeaway round the back and keep moving. You can come back again when you've got more time to enjoy it.

27/01/2026

That moment when the ice cream hits the warm tart and you know you’ve got limited time before it turns into a vanilla puddle. That's the sweet spot. Pun very much intended.

26/01/2026

We’re sharing this on behalf of one of Myla and her family 🤍

Myla sadly and unexpectedly lost her nan, Vanessa Lewis, on the 16th of January. Vanessa was an incredible mum and nan, and her loss has left a huge hole in her family’s lives

They’re raising funds to give her the send-off she truly deserves, and any donation, no matter how small, would mean the world. If you’re unable to donate, even sharing this post would help massively

Thank you for taking the time to read and for any support you can give ❤️

Fundraiser link: https://gofund.me/d84c81b9b

25/01/2026

Not all heroes wear capes, some fry fish 🐟🍟

Ever tried our proper fish & chip shop out back? It's a must 😍

25/01/2026

Out the back is the fish and chips, running Wednesday to Sunday! You carry the bag home carefully because you don’t want to ruin it before you get there. You want it to look like that when you open it.

22/01/2026

You can tell when someone behind the bar knows what they’re doing just by how this shows up in front of you. That's how it's supposed to show up in front of you.

20/01/2026

Look at the eggs for a second. They’re exactly that soft-but-not-runny point that only happens when the timing’s right. If you can get that exactly right, the rest usually follows.