Restaurants in Warwickshire
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Browns
With a door policy that makes Groucho's look slack, Browns nevertheless is one of the most easy-going, stylish places around. Spacious (you can normally find a seat here) and split on two levels, it also dishes out excellent-value canteen-style meals.
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Lambs
The classiest joint in town – Lambs skips the Shakespeare chintz in favour of Venetian blinds and modern elegance. The menu includes slow cooked lamb, Gressingham duck and the like, and the wine list is excellent.
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Habibi
Coventry's only Arabic restaurant is relatively normal downstairs, and like something out of Arabian nights upstairs, all silk cushions, cross-legged diners on the floor. The food is fantastic although expect a wait.
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Art Kitchen & Gallery
This place serves fresh, tasty Thai food with an emphasis on local produce and is very popular. All of the art on display, from bold prints on the walls to photos of celebs in the loos, is for sale.
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Vintner Wine Bar
Set in a town house from 1600, this quirky place is full of beams, exposed brickwork, and low ceilings on which to bang your head. Locals as well as out-of-towners come here for good food (mostly steaks, salads and roasts) and lively conversation.
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Thomas Oken Tea Rooms
Just an arrow's flight away from the castle, this tearoom in a medieval house is pricey and usually packed –but it does have bags of atmosphere.
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Edward Moon's
Named after a famous travelling chef, who cooked up the flavours of home for the British colonial service, this snug eatery serves delicious, hearty English dishes, many livened up with herbs and spices from the East.
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Tailors
Set in a former gentlemen's tailor shop, this elegant eatery serves prime ingredients – guinea fowl, pork belly and lamb from named farms – presented oh-so-delicately in neat little towers.
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Playwrights
On the cobbled lane leading from Earl St to the cathedral, this bright, inviting cafe, bar and bistro is as good for breakfast as it is for a working lunch or an intimate dinner.
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Oscar's
A casual cafe serving appetising breakfasts, lunches and afternoon teas; it turns into a bar after hours.
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Lane's Bar & Restaurant
Handy for the castle, this is a good choice for an upmarket lunch – expect farm-fresh meats and lots of unusual side dishes.
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Georgetown
This classy Malaysian restaurant serves classic Straits cuisine at tables with starched white linen and wicker chairs.
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Coconut Lagoon
Breaking away from the usual Indian standards, this swish eatery draws in influences from as far afield as Kerala and Hyderabad.
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Clarendon Arms
Almost opposite the castle, this bright and homely alehouse has home-cooked food, a warm ambience and a cosy little beer garden.
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Art Kitchen & Gallery
Come for zingy Thai dishes prepared with lots of local produce, served up in a snug dining room that doubles as a gallery. All of the art on display is for sale.
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