It is amazing how easy it is to forget that Earlsdon has enough pubs/bars to merit a night out on its own, or at least a warm up for a night in Coventry centre (or further afield! The train station is only a 5 minute bus ride away). Its also fairly busy in the week too, and its pretty much the only Coventry suburb with any nightlife of its own to speak of. I've lived in Coventry most of my life and only made it to the Cottage for the first time a couple of years ago. Go in on a Saturday night in this unassuming pub entrance in a quiet back street parallel to Earlsdon High Street (there is another entrance on the main street) and it really impresses...fantastic ...  Read the complete review

After being a towny over the past few years more recently I have got out of my town centre and headed up Earlsdon (it's up, to me lol) and I've found a whole new world where the good and the beautiful (and rich) hang out in Coventry! Personally I thought that Coventry was full of people who were quite chavvy and loutish (I say this as someone who was born here!) but then I went to Earlsdon and that's where the gorgeous people are hanging and they have fashion sense! It's very boho in this part of town. Lots of posh little independent shops and restaurants. At night the place is buzzing and it's like holiday season! This is a jewel in Coventry' crown and me, I wasn't ...  Read the complete review