The Flying Standard — Public House in Coventry

The Flying Standard is a pub on Trinity Street in Coventry. This part of the city maintains a lively atmosphere, especially in the evenings. The Flying Standard is known for its selection of festival beers and regular live music. Locals and visitors go to The Flying Standard for late-night drinks and events. As a longstanding spot in Coventry, The Flying Standard provides a relaxed and energetic social space for enjoying a drink with friends.

The Flying Standard is in a Grade II listed building, originally built as a pub in 1972. The building’s facade remains, showing a Mock Mediaeval style. The interior features industrial design, including exposed brickwork and metal beams. Lighting is dim, creating a cozy yet energetic atmosphere. The venue’s name references a fondly remembered motor car, a nod to local history. The Flying Standard accommodates up to 500 people, and the space is high-energy and lively. The venue offers wheelchair accessibility and accessible toilets.

The Flying Standard is a pub geared toward social evenings and events. The venue’s craft beer selection, including a rotating selection of local brews, attracts those interested in quality drinks. With its late-night energy and friendly staff, it's a place where people gather for live music and conversation. The spice bag is a popular dish and the space is well-suited for groups. The venue provides step-free access for locals and visitors.