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 open plan pub served from central bar. Scream pub mainly aimed at student market. Seating includes settees around large tables. Cask marque accredited beers plus many ciders on handpull. Many games available including table football and three pool tables. Sky Sports shown on multiple TV's. Paved patio area to rear. Food and drink promotions.

Large "Sizzling" pub on the Binley Road out of town, opposite Empress Buildings, Iceland and Lidl.

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.

Large suburban pub in the Sizzling Pub chain offering food all week and breakfasts Thursday to Sunday. It also stages regular themed bingo and live music - see Facebook for details. Just the one real ale is available, with the handpull located in the bar. The lounge is keg-only.

Popular Ember Inns pub with a brisk trade in food. Can get very busy on Friday and Saturday evenings. Buffets can be booked for occasions, and take-away food is available.

Large multi-roomed pub served from a single bar. On the busy A4600 leading into Coventry from the M6 and M69, it is very popular with families, especially for its food. Part of the Hungry Horse chain of Greene King pubs.

Large Roadhouse pub opened in 1930 with an exterior typical of the period and a large car park. Recently refurbished and open plan throughout. Part of the Sizzling Pubs chain but with a wider range of real ales than other local pubs in the same chain. Alcohol sold from 10.00am.

Busy pub with two contrasting rooms. The large lounge serves as a dining area, while the smaller bar has a pool table,TV and sports theme. Garden behind the pub. Pub also opens on to Hearsall Common.

Typical "Sizzling Pub".

A lively pub popular with students from the surrounding university blocks. One bar serves a large L-shaped room, containing large screen TV's for sports. As of summer 2021, the pub no longer serves real ales or real cider. The handpumps have been removed and replaced with keg craft beer fonts.

Recently opened Hungry Horse. Food all day. Child and family friendly.

Closed on Mondays as of June 2024. Family-run micropub and cafe on the ground floor of a block of student apartments close to Coventry Rail Station. Their own Triumph beers are brewed at the rear of the premises behind the bar area. At least one of them will be served direct from the tank - ask the bar staff when you visit. Triumph beers are not real by CAMRA's definition, but the some guest beers may be served from Keykegs - again, ask the staff. Food such as paninis, pastries and cakes are served all day.

Part of the "Sizzling" the pub consists of a large room with partial wood panelling. It has a pool table and several TV screens and features an engraved mirror on the bar back bearing the pub's name. Two cask beers are generally on offer - Sharp's Doom Bar and a rotating guest

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.

Re-opened again under new management in November 2024, with real-ale retained by the new landlord. More detail will be provided as branch visits increase.

**Check food times directly with the pub** as the times stated here are not verified.

Refurbished and modernised mid-terrace Victorian pub in the historic watchmaking area of Chapelfields. There are three distinct drinking areas served from a central bar as well as a surprisingly large garden to the rear. A wood-burning fire has now been installed.

Wetherspoon converted from old bank in front of the council house. Seating in main bar, mezzanine level and paved patio at front. Cask marque accredited beers with usually five guests. One cider usually Gwynt y Ddraig Black Dragon available and there is a good range of bottled beer sourced internationally. Food seved 8 to 11 daily. Free Wifi.

A lucky surviver of the blitz, this is one of Coventry's finest Medeival buildings in the cobbled steets close to the old and new cathedrals. Built in 1583 on the site of the former Coventry mint, established as a pub around 1661 and recently sympathetically refurbished 2016-17. A comfortable lounge downstairs is supplemented by more formal dining upstairs at busy times, typically Friday to Sunday, which includes a bar. An excellent menu is available every day of the week, supplemented by a snack menu 12-3 Monday to Friday. The pub caters for those with gluten and other food intolerances, ask at the bar when ordering. Live bands play upstairs every Saturday from 9pm and the open mic downstairs Tuesdays from 8pm can be rather loud.

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.

Former Loch Fyne restaurant, now a pub within the Chef & Brewer chain. Beer range generally from Greene King.

Note cashless payment only.

Multi-roomed food based pub, part of the Greene King stable, situated in the heart of the town centre. Used by shoppers and families in the daytime. In the evenings and weekend the pub becomes more for the younger set of Kenilworth. Major sporting events are shown on a regular basis screens around the pub

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.