Browns Cafe Bar, Coventry - pub details
Address: Earl Street, Coventry, West Midlands, CV1 5RU [map] [gmap]
Tel: 024 7622 1100
Coventry (0.5 miles), Canley (2 miles), Tile Hill (4.3 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Food served
Pub suggested by Ceri on 28 Apr 2004
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> Current user rating: 2.7/10 (rated by 36 users)
> Local guides: Coventry pub guide, West Midlands pub guide
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user reviews of Browns Cafe Bar, Coventry
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| The problem with Browns is their door policy, you have probably the same chance of being stopped from entering this "bar" regardless of whether you are taking your parents for a meal/drink OR if you are a drunk lout with vomit all over your clothes. I've actually been allowed in the same number of times I've not been allowed in ...It's really NOT worth the hassle of going to BROWNS as there are so many nice pubs/bars/cafes in the area that will gladly take your custom. I actually think the doorstaff are doing you a favour when they stop you from coming in. The sooner this establishment either changes management or goes out of business the better for all concerned. AnthonyJ - 7 Aug 2008 11:57 |
| right wear to start with this horrible place it was my first ever time to cov came down to my girlfreind on a very hot august day been in cov for only an hour and decied to go to browns as soon as i orded are drinks a fat freak dressed in an head scarf came from knowere demanding that i leave or she would call the police i was shocked i can look back now and laugh but i was told by locals nobody like her so her loss of custom x huddersfield - 2 Aug 2008 00:11 |
| I went in for a qucik pint with my mate about two years ago, got all the way to the bar and then this imbecile of a bouncer said "you won't get served". He he. "Why not?", "Don't give reasons.". I reckon I had been in there about 100 times at that point but I was getting seriously bored of it, so he did us a favour. It really is boring. I only ever went in there for one on the way to somewhere decent like the cross. And as for the bizarre collection of people who own/run the place (you know who you are!).... Anyway, go somewhere else in town. Mbargo is decent. boy_coventry - 17 Jul 2008 15:14 |
| To read these reveiws fills me with great delight! After visiting many cities in Britain and their various bars I cannot beleive that someone could have such a backward/insulting door policy as this place. To bar people who might possibly be a pain in the arse is fair enough.But generally refusing people indigineous to the local area is not on. I hope the door policy is counter productive in the long term. littlerich - 7 Jul 2008 19:06 |
| The worst door policy in Coventry. Last week I would have posted a positive comment but being treated to Browns infamous door policy this weekend I will never go in this bar again. I came from a large city and was visiting Coventry for the weekend. We'd enjoyed meals at Browns in the past and were looking forward to spending an evening in the bar. I have never been refused entry to a bar but the bouncer at Browns decided that we were not welcome and would not give a reason. I think it is a disgusting way to treat visitors to the city and potential customers. To make a snap decision on our appearance and not give a reason smells of discrimination. We went else where and had a great night, I suggest that you do the same. lisaaselby - 17 Mar 2008 08:20 |
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