The Squirrel

Visited this place for a colleagues leaving drinks.
On entry you are greeted by thar bar immediately on the right hand side. When its busy it can be difficult to get past the entry to the place.
Theres a mix of high level tables and stools and normal level tables. Theres also a few Sofa’s around the place.
There’s a nice real fire at the rear of the bar however when the place gets busy it get unbearably hot, to the point we had someone standing propping the rear doors (to the smoking area) open to allow some cool air in.
The usual selection of drinks on offer for a bar, thay had a small selection of pre-​mixed cocktails available. Prices were ok I guess, £3.35 per pint of Carling (however I’m sure this varied depending who served you, at one point I was charged £3.15)
They do food in the day but I have never sampled it, I’m told it is pretty good food though.
Overall — there’s nothing special about this place, its just another fairly bland chain pub.

I made my first visit to the squirrel a couple of weeks ago and have to say I was very impressed. A good friendly atmosphere with some good cheesy music. They also do Leffe on tap at a ridiculously cheap price.

Situated in the centre of Coventry, the newly named Hare & Squirrel is popular with shoppers and business people for lunches. Students and locals are attracted in the evenings and for the Sky Sports on the big screen throughout the week.
Inside are wooden floors and a traditional atmosphere. This is a friendly pub with no trouble. A good range of beers. This is a pub which is open throughout the day for good food, drinks and great conversation.