Farmers Fayre is a brand new independent farm shop and cafe situated in the Leekes store just off…read moreJunction 3 of the M6. With an existing store at Stoneleigh Park and a butchers in Kenilworth, this new venture, just three weeks old at the time of writing this review, is brilliant and worth the journey. The shop is stocked full of high quality local produce, most of which is from the West Midlands region - jams, chutnies, breads, meets, treats, local ales and beers - the list goes on. The cafe space is lovely with a mix of white tables, chairs and sofa seating, with open glassy and light decor, fun signs and an area with toadstool tables and seats for little children. There's also a cookery theatre at Farmers Fayre where there are cookery demonstrations. Added to this, free wifi courtesy of Leekes, this is a great place to chill out after shopping in the huge Leekes store. At the heart of this, the helpful and friendly staff at Farmers Fayre know what they're doing and are there to ensure each customer has a good experience. I wish these guys the best of luck as I only see them growing from strength to strength.

Cute, quaint, quirky, cosy and homely little bookstore-come-cafe (:…read more It's average opening hours are 11-6 during which time you can grab a slice of cake, tea, coffee etc, have a peruse through some books, and chill on their big comfy sofa! I find a lot of coffee places just don't really want you stay and they have hard, uncomfy furniture to reflect that. But not here! This place often has events that extend its opening hours, too. My favourite is the 'big comfy folk club' which are folk and acoustic sessions hosted on the 1st and 3rd Friday of the month. Next one is on 4th March and tickets are only a fiver! Brilliant intimate venue, and the performers usually stick around for a while afterwards which is nice (: OH ALSO, WINE! The big comfy book shop serves alcohol! Live music + book shop + cake + red wine = total winner. See you on the 4th!

I really like The Big Comfy Bookshop!…read more It is a quant used book shop that is family owned. The owner spent over a year compiling books to open his shop, and ever since has kept a good variety of books that are unique to customers, or a popular search result of a used book. There is always fresh coffee, tea options, beer and wine, and some sort of snacks like crisps or cake for sale. Seating is available to hang out with friends for a little while or to start tucking into your future purchase. Also I noticed that live folk music nights and game nights regularly occur here too! Great place!

This is a typical british cafe offering the food you would expect fry ups, sandwiches, hot meals…read moreetc all freshly made at a super price. Ideal if you need to have a good meal for a bargain price.The cafe can seat about 12 and is staffed by some very friendly people. Parking is a little difficult !

Popped in to this quaint corner cafe today. Had their club sandwich (bacon, cheese, lettuce and…read moretomato) for £2.75. Nice service, good food, reasonable price. The breakfasts look good and they even do a full Irish (3 x bacon, 3 x sausage, 2 x eggs, fried bread, tomatoes, beans, 2 x bread & butter including tea or coffee added fried spuds and white pudding £6.00 ) along with the English! Not too much choice for lunches, but do burgers and pannini's (meatballs, hangover special, sausage savoury etc. £3.00). Will use again worth a try.

The herbert cafe is situated next to the Herbart gallery. It is popular with University staff and…read morelecturers. They do a nice salad bar which isn't your usual salad bar but a nice selection of bean, lettice, pasta and various other types of salad. They have counter with fresh cooked meals too and a nice selection of desserts. They do drinks and nice coffee.

This place is a 5* gem. With pleanty of seating in a modern setting the cafe offers a superb range…read moreof food for all tastes. a large salad bar is available with excellent home made foods to go in conjunction with it. hot and cold Drinks are also offered with the fresh ground coffees been superb.

Great Breakfasts, Excellent value for Money, I made the mistake of ordering a "£3.99" Breakfast and…read morestruggled with it, ideal for the hungry! £2.99 for a full English is enough, but if you want it big go for the £3.99 one you won't be disappointed.

Well I took my daughter back to Uni and went looking for somewhere to eat and saw this place GET…read moreSTUFFED so in we went . Up to the counter and meet with nice happy friendly staff. The price's are really good the place is clean and buzzing with chatter and back ground music and the FOOD is EXCELLENT. I have not been to a cafe in years but his place was welcoming. Both of us could not finish our meals because we were STUFFED. My daughter is a vegetarian and said she would use it again. Thank you Rossco.

This is a really nice new coffee shop. Friendly, helpful, thoughtful staff, nice prices, lovely hot…read moredrinks and even a special "babyccino" menu for little people. Most importantly for me, it's really clean, fairly quiet and family friendly.

Smashing, friendly and comfortable a great place for a cupparead more

This is an amazing little diner that is literally down the road from me, I've spent quite a few…read moreSaturday and Sunday mornings having one of their gorgeous cooked breakfasts. They have a lovely atmosphere, great quality food and very friendly staff. I would recommend going to it for breakfast or lunch. As well as dining in it offers a delivery service for customers who are working and can't get out on their lunch breaks which is a great service.

Family run diner decorated in Americana. The staff are extremely friendly, even on a Sunday morning…read morewhen the rest of the world would rather be in bed. The service is great - they quickly get to know and greet their regulars and nothing is too much trouble. The menu includes a wide range of breakfasts, sandwiches and cooked lunches, all cheap but tasty. They still offer free refills on tea and coffee, and do the best cooked breakfasts to be had in Coventry, without question - they're the only ones who don't serve it with a side order of grease! They also offer a free order and delivery service for local workers who can't get out at lunchtime, even driving to the other side of the city, and they also offer outside catering. They're a Coventry institution, and deservedly so.

I'm going to mirror Kristin's review here and say the same thing…read more.. I read online how this was the best dessert place in Coventry! But when I went... I didn't experience that at all. There was 1 young lad on staff and 1 older guy outside making some pretty interesting and impressive swirly dessert things out of some sort of liquid that he was squeezing into a vat of oil, I have to say that I was impressed! He seemed to be a PRO at making these desserts that looked similar to a pretzel but orange. I didn't try one but it looked great anyway - I;m just not a fan of fried things... The pictures online didn't mirror the inside at all. There wasn't a huge 'cake fridge' with all manner of cakes and desserts, I counted about 5 cakes that all looked pretty ordinary (sorry!) They did have a good selection of ice cream, but it didn't look like it was a popular item as you can tell when ice cream is fresh and a new tub swapped out every day, etc. Maybe I'm just being a bit too critical? Maybe I was supposed to sit down and order from the menu or something and they make it all from fresh? I don't know... I hope that's how it works anyway. I think going in with high expectations and then seeing, well... not a lot on display, that ruined the experience for me, so even if they brought out the best of the best cake in the World... It still would't have turned me around because my first impression was shattered. The ice cream tasted fine though, not amazing, but better than average.

First time going there; It is a nice place which offers freshly made waffles and cookie dough…read moreamongst other things, everything is prepared as you wait which is great. Presentation is excellent and main staff were quite helpful, also making suggestions. It is overall a quaint place with a diner setting, leather seating and generous portions great for one or two to share. There was also an outdoor seating area which was good for the current heat or an option of sitting indoors for a cooler atmosphere, many icecream flavours (similar to an Italian gelateria). Spread the word and go there yourself, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!