Name: The Greenman Pub
Address: 14 Daventry Road, Rugby, Rugby, Rugby, CV22 6NS, United Kingdom
Rating: 7

Smoke-free property

No elevators

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Free Wi-Fi

Internet

Barbecue grill(s)

Picnic area

Barbeque

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Free parking

Parking

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Pets Not Allowed

Pets

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At the guest house

Coventry Airport

Birmingham International Airport

Milton Keynes

East Midlands Airport

Oxford Airport

The Greenman Pub

Rugby

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limited-time

lounge

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no-window

bay-view

bosphorus-view

canal-view

city-view

courtyard-view

garden-view

golf-view

harbour-view

inland-view

lake-view

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mountain-view

ocean-front

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oceanside

panoramic-view

park-view

partial-ocean-view

partial-sea-view

partial-view

pool-view

river-view

sea-front

sea-view

street-view

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water-view

with-view

annex

basement

main-building

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

breakfast-for-1

breakfast-for-2

pets-allowed

wi-fi

kitchen

This town pub/hotel is very welcoming. Home cooked food, real ale, good wine. My room was clean and comfortable. The staff and clients are very friendly. 
I stayed for my Grand Prix weekend and found it very convenient. Thoroughly recommend it for the price. 

British GP accommodation. 

We visited Dunchurch for the weekend and stumbled on this fantastic proper pub near the crossroads. We came twice during the weekend. It’s certainly not about the decor but about the brilliant service from all the staff we encountered and the amazing food beautifully presented. Great value for money too. Will definitely pay a return visit.

Great pub

We didn’t book, but the staff took it in their stride, and helped find us a small table, the beer and cider were very good and reasonably priced, the food was great and so much that we couldn’t manage a pudding, perhaps next time. Thank you for a great evening

Amazing service

I took my dad out for a Friday lunch. It's the first time we'd been. My neighbours had recommended so thought we'd give it a go.
The sun was shining so we sat outside. Lots of picnic benches - unfortunately my dad's mobility isn't good so can't get on and off those easily so sat at the one table with separate chairs for ease, but these were on gravel. 
Anyway, it was a friendly atmosphere and the food was really fab.  In fact my dad went back with a friend he following day! My dad is a bit of a connoisseur of fish and chips and he loved them. Presentation was great. 
Pub needs a bit of tlc, but with more customers that'll be possible. Definitely my preferred place to eat in Dunchurch now. We'd definitely recommend!

Brilliant food!

Great pub, great beer felt friendly and feel this will become a regular of ours having settled this side of rugby. Hard to find real pubs with some atmosphere and banter. Recommended if you fed up of gastro  pubs and the like. Telly for the sport too which is great.

Great local

The friendly and helpful staff are let down by the food and ambience.
The menu is basic and cheap but not presented very well. The dining area at the back of the lounge is more like a canteen than a pub. No pictures and grey walls.

Meal with friends

We went here as a family of 5, we all started with the pate which was ok (ish) but not a patch on my previous visit. It felt as if they had nipped to Sainsbury’s for the pate and the token greenery was a bit limp and not at all appealing ! For the main course the others in the party opted for the steak and wine meal deal, which they all really enjoyed and this is great value. (£20 for 2 steak meals and a bottle of wine) I chose the salmon with crushed potatoes, unfortunately, the potatoes weren’t crushed and the meal in general was luke warm at best! I am unsure if The Green Man has recently changed management and I apologise for being critical, I have always loved eating here and wrote a positive review about a year ago, so I am really disappointed that it wasn’t up to its usual standard.

Disappointing 

Popular pub good beer. Food good value.
Friendly staff, secure parking.
Rooms dated but OK, but bathroom needs a refresh.
Mould city, bad smell, mouldy ceiling, mouldy grout, mouldy sealant.
With a small investment all could be sorted.

Sound drinking pub with good food, accommodation average, mouldy bathroom!

This was my 2nd time eating dinner here. The 1st time I visited I ordered the lamb shank. It was the best lamb shank I've ever had, the meat fell off the bone. So, last night I ordered it again. Sadly, what arrived was the worst lamb shank I've ever had. It was an actual fight to get the meat off the bone. I told the waitress this when she cleared our plates. Her response was NOTHING  absolutely no response no words or even change in facial expression. Won't be returning in a hurry. 

Worst lamb shank ever and disappointing service 

We stopped here on the way home from a Business meeting to break up the long journey home. Reading previous reviews we had visions of a pub environment to provide a high quality dinner bed and breakfast which would have been a welcome refuge for two weary business executives. 

We booked the room over the phone and were immediately struck by the poor telephone manner and customer service of the gentleman who took the booking. We opted to give him the benefit of the doubt due to the time of day (7:45pm) and lack of alternative options. 

On arrival our optimism and high hopes were immediately dashed. On entry we were hit with an overwhelming smell of grease but on the positive side the lady who checked us in and showed us to our room was very pleasant and was a shining light in this establishment which is in desperate need of some TLC. Although I think this is reflective in the price. 

We proceeded to the bar where we enjoyed an enjoyable pint of Sharps Sea Fury whilst we inspected the menu and food available. The kitchen was closing soon and although the chef was willing to cook for us, we felt like a burden so we made our way to a local curry house called the Cinnamon Lounge which was recommended by a gentleman behind the bar. Again, this was not great but further reviews to follow.  We went back to the bar where we had the strange interaction with the barman who managed to serve us 4 drinks, take our payment for the bar tab and B&B without hardly saying a word. 

The beds were ok, pillows thinner than a witches tit and the bathroom small enough to touch all 4 walls for people to be lucky enough to have all 4 limbs. Aside from the cramped condition I will say it was clean, although radiators situated against the cold water pipe resulted in warm water from both taps and would constitute a contravention of water bylaws regulations.  

We headed for breakfast at 8am and were pleasantly greeted by the chef. He offered us a full English but was also happy to go off piste and cook an omelette, very accommodating. However the previous nights curry was still sitting heavy and we opted for a cup of tea before we headed back on the road. 

The place is cheap, nice beer, pub grub available and no doubt a decent full English but it’s not for me and I won’t be coming back.

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