Food and drinks from around the world were on offer, and celebrity chef Paul Da Costa Greaves captivated audiences with three demonstrations, giving fans new ideas for fabulous meals.
The event was organised by Banbury Town Council from 10.30am until 4.30pm with free admission, making it a fun, family-friendly Sunday day-out.
All-day music by local performers provided background entertainment, and tables and chairs were available for those who chose to make the most of the weather and dine alfresco.
Banbury mayor Fiaz Ahmed said: "The food fair is one of Banbury’s most popular events and attracts many thousands of people.
"It celebrates everything good about food and drink. There is a saying that nothing brings people together more than good food, and we saw the truth of that at the food fair."
All-day music by local performers provided background entertainment, and tables and chairs were available for those who chose to make the most of the weather and dine alfresco.