The Greyhound Inn

For those of you who might be worried that having new management might change this wonderful pub, then I’d like to put your fears at rest. I was there yesterday (Sunday 29th Oct) with my wife, my dad and my Aunt & Uncle and can honestly say that the Greyhound has lost none of its charm, atmosphere or great food & drink. Darren & his team worked absolutely tirelessly to make sure everyone was happy and that the food came out in good time. Remember…this is a busy & popular pub, the meals are all cooked from fresh so don’t expect to be served in 5 minutes! Having spoke to Darren during the course of the afternoon he explained how he wants to keep the pub exactly as it’s always been…and even try to improve on a few things. He clearly understands that this is a little gem of a canalside pub and wants to keep it that way. By the way, we all had the Sunday roast and it was amazing!! Make sure you take a good appetite with you if you go for the ‘regular’ £12.95 size with a combination of meats…!! Very happy customers who will be returning very soon.

We came here on a narrowboat in July it was that good we came 2 nights in a row . 3 months later we did a big loop heading to the Ashby canal we decided to go a few miles further to come here again. We were so glad we did as the food and service were so much better than we remembered the first time and that was good then. The only down side is we want to shout about this amazing place but we don’t want it to get to busy we can not get a table next time. So to sum up if you have not been here the question is why? Amazing place.

I moored up close to the Greyhound. I popped in at lunchtime to check out the menu. I stayed and enjoyed one of their bar snacks, a large cheese and onion bap. I have never made a bap with so much cheese in it. I returned later with a friend for an evening meal. Wow. He had the lasagna, and I had a chicken curry. We both struggled to eat our main courses. Both dishes were well presented and tasted great. Only after finishing our food, did we notice several couples were leaving with doggy bags. There were at least two alcohol free beers. Guinness was one pound a pint less than I pay elsewhere. There is a dedicated eating area, and the bar area. We chose to eat in the bar. The inside of the pub is well decorated as an old style pub. There are so few real pubs about, this is one of the few. I wish I lived closer.

Visited this pub many times and as always absolutely amazing! Great food with great customer service from Lucas, Holly and Gio! Can’t thank the staff enough for being great and just providing an amazing time and experience as always! Highly recommend going here, even if it’s just for a couple of drinks to enjoy the view!

Nice, olde country pub with a very pleasant atmosphere, and superb view of the Coventry canal. Food served hot and very tasty, slightly over average on price. That said, we found it well worth it considering the quality. Very popular, so consider booking in advance for restaurant (not required for bar, and the excellent variety on the menus are the same). Parking can be a bit limited, so plan ahead of visit. Will be going again. Thank you.

First things first, the places look's truly great and keeps to it's traditional style, it's in a very nice setting next to a popular canal. The food here is really outstanding every time, the prices are completely fair and the quality is honestly more than what you pay for, top class! The servers are also very friendly and easy to talk to, they make the place comfortable. Good selection of drinks on tap and otherwise, not really much else to say other than it's a real tucked away gem.