Food-oriented pub located in a beautiful setting by the River Sowe in a converted watermill. The standard menu is supplemented by a specials board and four cask beers are on the bar. The Grey Lady suite can be hired for modest dining events and accommodation is also available. There are two EV charging points with four 75kW CCS connectors.

A large Chef and Brewer food-oriented pub featuring exposed beams, particularly prominent in the roof area, and offering Greene King beers.

A popular food-orientated pub/hotel on the West Midlands/Warwickshire border.

Large pub on the edge of Brandon village, popular with locals and visiting diners. Four cask beers sourced mainly from independent breweries, sometimes from Byatt's, are on the bar. An excellent food menu is available with breakfasts served until 11:30 and lunch service from 12 noon. There is outdoor seating to the front of the pub and a large car park immediately across the road.

Although located in Station Road, there hasn't been a station here since 1960. You can watch the trains speeding past from the pub garden!

Large open plan pub served from a central bar, popular with students. Seating includes settees around large tables. Many games are available including table football and three pool tables. Sky Sports is shown on multiple TVs. There are food and drink promotions. Paved patio area to rear.

Large pub and eatery offering grills, live sports on TV and entertainments.

Popular city centre pub that attracts a mixed clientele. It is deceptively large, with a ground floor bar that serves a raised seating area, two separate rooms, together with an upstairs drinking area and balcony. Four handpumps dispense a variety of real ales. The fifth usually dispenses cider. There are also four craft keg fonts.

Now closed on a Monday. Quite a unique pub, rebuilt by the landlord from the shell of the former Leigh Mills gatehouse. The pub is very sport-orientated with stained glass windows depicting the rugby six nations. It's also the pre-game meeting point for Coventry City London Supporters Club! The garden is the largest within the city centre. Serving a changing range of up to seven real ales, it is popular with shoppers and city-centre workers during the day and hosts a mixed crowd in the evenings.

Large pub. Bar has pool table and 2 widescreen TV's. Huge plan lounge accommodates diners. There is a back room and garden to the rear. Upstairs function room for hire. Car park. A Sizzling Pubs pub

A large 'Sizzling Pub' on the north-western edge of the city, with a single lounge bar. It offers two regular beers plus a guest at weekends.

Typical "Sizzling Pub".

Large "Flaming Grill" food-oriented pub on the Eastern side of the city. Large car park.

Newly re-furbished pub - part of the "Hungry Horse" chain. Formally known as the "Scirebourne".

Large, open-plan pub which was recently extensively refurbished and offers a variety of seating options in each of four areas with the bar situated towards one end. The pub is popular with students, academics and staff from the adjacent Warwick University and Arts Centre. With good public transport links it is convenient for drinkers and diners who enjoy food served all day. Car park fee redeemable on first purchase at the bar.

Welcoming modern pub with a single L-shaped bar serving up to 5 real ales. The large garden has plenty of seating and a covered and heated area for smokers. Good food is available all day every day up to 10pm - set menus offer good value for money. Cost of pay and display car park is refunded by the pub. Close to the University Hospital.

Pub within the Chef & Brewer chain. Beer range generally from Greene King.

Opened at the end of July 2025 in a former Poundland shop, this is a new Wetherspoon outlet in the centre of Kenilworth.

The bar is on the left as you enter from the Warwick Road entrance, which is adorned with hanging baskets. The many tables, chairs and pillars in the vicinity of the entrance area are reportedly difficult to navigate. There is more space at the rear, with both covered and open external areas (the latter for smokers) overlooking The Square. The wall opposite the bar features booths rather than tables and chairs, and a glass-roofed atrium above features wall paintings of waterfalls.

The pub's name is in reference to an historic pronouncement (1266) called the Dictum de Kenilworth to reconcile rebels of the Second Barons' War with the royal government of England. A group of these rebels held out in the stronghold of nearby Kenilworth Castle.

Three handpumps dispense a range of beers in this large Ember Inn, served from a central bar. A range of seating options ensures that diners and drinkers are all well catered for. Try before you buy is available on cask beers and card-carrying CAMRA members receive a discount on ales. The pub’s menu changes with the seasons. Plentiful parking is available and there is a large outdoor seating area.