Street - Coventry

We visited on Sunday 27th Oct. at about 5pm. First impression of the place was very good! We had a selection from the Asian Tapas vegan menu: enoki mushroom Tacos, Vegan hot wings, age gyoza and also the tempura tofu and aubergine yakitori... My favourite was the age gyoza! (Little light parcels of mushrooms same pastry as spring rolls are made of). OH loved the Tacos. The seitan hot wings were very spicy but yum. I forgot to add that we also ordered the Bok Choi fritters which turned out to be onion barjees with bok choi in the middle pretty tasty We also ordered a portion of the tempura cauliflower this was probably being too greedy though, the batter was great but the cauli was a little too firm. This might have been because we told the waitress we were in a little but of a rush when we entered and then ordered the cauli when we had already pretty much finished everything else! I also had the super green juice which was surprisingly good! Oh and there was a bottle of cucumber water on the table when we sat down which was really good! Overall the place was really nicely decorated in a simple rustic/chic style, the service was great and quick, the loos were nice and clean and the price was very reasonable.

Go away. waiter was anotherrew. friendly, welcoming, and attentive great guy. that was great. we had the brisket and the brotbunk with him as well as a few cocktails. would be recommending

This is the best restaurant I’ve been to in coventry. 10/10 food every time. The onion rings are out of this world. I have done 3 stars for atmosphere tho as I do wish it wasn’t so dark but the food makes up for it!

Staff friendly and helpful food very nice but you do not get a lot for your money but what you get is lovely

Well... there 's a reason the staff don 't ask you how you 're food was. Not only are they clearly all dead behind the eyes, they know the food is massively over stated. The menu tantalizes you like a siren calling a sailor to his doom. £16.50 for a rib platter that comprised of a singular rib with less meat on the bone than if they pulled it off the carcass of a starved dog. £15+ for brisket which was 2 thin slices of beef with less flavor than a hookers panty liner, each mouthful brought less flavour than the last. For the price, I wouldn 't expect to get better at a Toby Carvery, but you certainly can! Each dish was served with roast potatoes and a pickle pot... A PICKLE POT!