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edgy

edgy

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After some recommendations for a night out in Cov.

Crowd of 40 somethings heading over on the train on a Friday afternoon evening. And then leaving on the last train home.

Where do we go? Earlsdon or City Centre?

Would like to visit a fair few different places. Entertainment, Live music maybe. Decent beers.
 
Tommo1993

Tommo1993

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Haven’t been out out for years but only heard bad things about town recently. Last time out we did the Earlsdon crawl and we had a pretty good time.

Just a shame that in general I think Earlsdon is full of cunts.
 
edgy

edgy

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Tommo1993 said:
Haven’t been out out for years but only heard bad things about town recently. Last time out we did the Earlsdon crawl and we had a pretty good time.

Just a shame that in general I think Earlsdon is full of cunts.
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What pubs in that crawl Tommo?
 
Tommo1993

Tommo1993

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edgy said:
What pubs in that crawl Tommo?
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You’ve got the 4 pubs down Craven St, and there’s The Nursery Tavern down Lord St off Craven St. If you start at the Four P’s and end at the Chestnut that leaves you closer to the Old Clarence. Depending on how much walking you’re happy with you could go to City Arms from there, I can’t think of the pub name up the high street across the road from Millsy’s. Down the opposite way from City arms is The Albany which has live music most of the time. Four P’s has always been pretty quiet earlier in the night.

By this time we’re usually half cut and end up in the aardvark and town and it’s a bit sketchy from there. I’ve never been to the dyers arms down Spon End.
 
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wingy

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Tommo1993 said:
You’ve got the 4 pubs down Craven St, and there’s The Nursery Tavern down Lord St off Craven St. If you start at the Four P’s and end at the Chestnut that leaves you closer to the Old Clarence. Depending on how much walking you’re happy with you could go to City Arms from there, I can’t think of the pub name up the high street across the road from Millsy’s. Down the opposite way from City arms is The Albany which has live music most of the time. Four P’s has always been pretty quiet earlier in the night.

By this time we’re usually half cut and end up in the aardvark and town and it’s a bit sketchy from there. I’ve never been to the dyers arms down Spon End.
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The old oak?
 
Razzle Dazzle Dean Gordon

Razzle Dazzle Dean Gordon

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Tommo1993 said:
You’ve got the 4 pubs down Craven St, and there’s The Nursery Tavern down Lord St off Craven St. If you start at the Four P’s and end at the Chestnut that leaves you closer to the Old Clarence. Depending on how much walking you’re happy with you could go to City Arms from there, I can’t think of the pub name up the high street across the road from Millsy’s. Down the opposite way from City arms is The Albany which has live music most of the time. Four P’s has always been pretty quiet earlier in the night.

By this time we’re usually half cut and end up in the aardvark and town and it’s a bit sketchy from there. I’ve never been to the dyers arms down Spon End.
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The Royal Oak is the one opposite Millsys
 
edgy

edgy

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Is there anything worth it down Spon Street anymore?

Was thinking something like Sky Blue Tav, Spon Street then through towards Cosy Club, Golden Cross etc
 
CCfC2023

CCfC2023

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Cosy Club always seems dead with very few ppl in there around 10-30 or later . Golden Cross is good safe choice . The Yard is fun and open very late if thats your thing .
 
Kneeza

Kneeza

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Tommo1993 said:
You’ve got the 4 pubs down Craven St, and there’s The Nursery Tavern down Lord St off Craven St. If you start at the Four P’s and end at the Chestnut that leaves you closer to the Old Clarence. Depending on how much walking you’re happy with you could go to City Arms from there, I can’t think of the pub name up the high street across the road from Millsy’s. Down the opposite way from City arms is The Albany which has live music most of the time. Four P’s has always been pretty quiet earlier in the night.

By this time we’re usually half cut and end up in the aardvark and town and it’s a bit sketchy from there. I’ve never been to the dyers arms down Spon End.
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Thought I'd read that the Nursery Tavern had closed a while back? Happy to be disabused.
 
AOM

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Can't go wrong with a Craven Street crawl. Start from the top and the bottom of the road leads towards town.
Hops d'Amour in town is pretty good for beer, although I've not been there for a while.

I find Kenilworth and Leamington are better for pubs and bars than Coventry really
 
edgy

edgy

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AOM said:
Can't go wrong with a Craven Street crawl. Start from the top and the bottom of the road leads towards town.
Hops d'Amour in town is pretty good for beer, although I've not been there for a while.

I find Kenilworth and Leamington are better for pubs and bars than Coventry really
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Kenilworth has a fair few pubs/bars down one street right? Amy recommendations?
 
AOM

AOM

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edgy said:
Kenilworth has a fair few pubs/bars down one street right? Amy recommendations?
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The Engine on the outskirts of Kenilworth is good (think it might be a CCFC pub). You could then walk into town past the Royal Oak and Wyandotte, and you've got Abbey Field and Virgin & Castle at the top of the hill
 
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