Vale — Restaurant in Coventry

The Vale is a friendly public house in the Mount Nod area of Coventry. You can get nice eats and drinks there. The car park area is large and spacious and it is free. Some seventy years ago the Mount Nod estate, with all of the houses, bungalows and blocks of flats was non-existent. It was Mount Nod farm, which was beautiful hilly farmland leading down into a valley with a stream that connects to the River Sherbourne running through Coventry. There's an interesting old map of the area tucked behind a large clock on the wall inside The Vale. It's a nice pub, which is well worth a visit. Eats and drinks are varied and good and the staff are friendly...

Food is basic pub grub, as it's a chain, but they feed you well and the food is good for the money. The Girls serving are polite and friendly. And I liked the way that they asked you if you were ready for your next course. I thought that was a really good idea, because sometimes you do need a good break after the starter, etc. It's full of locals, but they were welcoming and apologised for standing at the bar while I was trying to get served, letting me in, which I thought was good of them because some of these locals that have turned into chains have a few hostile locals who don't like the fact. Thanks to the team at The Vale and the locals who...

Great local community pub. Proper friendly and cosy. The Vale, Marstons and Matt and Ash do it again! Publife and a packed garden on BH Sun 24th August with music and singing, what could be more summer and British than that! Too many places just don't do live music and I'm telling you, pubs will kill themselves if they don't risk upsetting some people for a few hours of absolute, sheer pleasure! People wearing VIP lanyards, Hooch glasses etc just made it a quirky brilliant garden sing song, loved it and thanks for the licence, even if it was for few hours, it was worth...