The Quadrant Club

Specialties

The Quadrant Private Members Club is situated in number 7, of the historic Quadrant buildings, in the heart of the city and close to the train station. It is a traditional family run venue, recently re opened by one of Coventry’s leading Landlords: Robin Addey.

The building boasts many original architectural features including: open fires, a large attractive beer garden, full sized snooker table and function rooms. Other facilities available include a full catering service (delivery available upon request), darts board, flat screen TV, regular entertainment, traditional ales, with food served daily. Families Welcome.

If you’re looking for a friendly, attractive venue, with good beer and excellent food, at the right price, whether it be for a reception, birthday party, meeting or an afternoon relaxing in a beer garden– talk to Robin at the Quadrant Private Members Club.

History

Established in 1917.

Originally all the buildings that make up the Quadrant were constructed as private residences for the well to do of Coventry’s society. Each building has small architectural details which differentiate one from another meaning no two are identical.

Number 7 has had many distinguished tenants including the church warden A Dalton, whose ghost has been seen frequently in the Old Cathedral.

In 1917 number 7 became home to the cities Engineers Club, which later evolved into the private members club that exists today.

In 2009 the Quadrant Private Members Club closed it’s door for what was thought to be the final time, a tragic loss felt by many.

Fortunately this closure was short lived and The Quadrant Club Re-​opened it’s door in February 2010. At the helm one of Coventry’s most well known and experienced landlords: Robin Addey.

Meet the Business Owner

Robin A.

Business Owner

Robin Previously worked for Rugby Taverns as the Landlord of the well known Old Windmill Inn, Spon Street (Old Ma Brown’s), prior to that he was landlord of the Woolpack becoming at the time the youngest licensee in the country.

Robin specialises in traditional ales and kept the Windmill in CAMRA’s good beer guide for a total of 16 consecutive years. During this time he was also awarded the British Inn keeping Institutes highest accolade: The MBII. As well as many other awards including the Cast Mark and runner up in the Godiva Awards on several occasions.

Robin is married to Angie who is the event’s coordinator at the Quadrant Private Members Club and they have 3 children. Conor, Ethan and Drew. As a family they enjoy eating out and walking the families dog, Buster.