'Looks great': Popular pub in Coventry re-opens after closed for three weeks for refurbishment
A popular pub in the West Midlands has re-opened after being closed for three weeks for refurbishment.
The Bull's Head on Binley Road in Coventry has been closed for three weeks, but has now re-opened. The venue, part of the Sizzling Pubs group, has had a make-over and now boast a brighter bar area, new furnishings, refreshed function room and a cosy dining space.
The Bull’s Head function room is also new, including a space to accommodate up to 80 people and it has its own private bar area. The huge pub has an interesting history.
According to Coventry Pub History there have been references of a pub called the Bull's Head at this site since as far back as the 1700s - it is mentioned in relation to a case involving a highwayman. However, the current building is understood to be much newer, being built and replacing the original pub at some point shortly after the First World War.
Locals have shared their reactions on the pub’s new look on Facebook. One user said: “Looks great!”. Another user added: “Fabulous”.
Danielle Monk, General Manager at the Bull’s Head toldCoventryLive: “We couldn’t be more excited to show off the pub’s new look. It’s been amazing seeing guests walk in and instantly feel at home. Whether you're popping in to watch the big game, grabbing a bite with the kids, or just catching up over a drink, we’ve kept everything you love about the place with a bit of extra sizzle."