Cofa's Social

It was a slow start at the Factory. We all had issues with the app. Ordering was a little clunky. That said, the food more than made up for it. The service was insanely fast. The atmosphere was really nice, with a wide variation of customers.There does seem to be some kind of turf war going on between the Factory and the Twisted Barrel. I guess it must be frustrating with different apps and table service for two different business in the same area. The selection of beers in the Factory was surprising good. Both draft and packaged. I highly recommend it. Its perfect for friends or families.Also, they need to hand out napkins with the food. Some of the food is very messy.

Cofa’s Social/Coventry Dining Club/The Factory or whatever next name they’re going for is an excellent place for rotating delicious street food vendors, socialising, good drinks and vibes and good music. An absolute must in Cov!

Very novel way of selling street food where all outlets on site are available via an app which has a very small service charge. Had loaded fries from the burger part which were excellent and very tasty with plenty of toppings and nice that jalapeños had flavours as well as heat. Tea from another part for £2.25 which came in a lovely see through teapot and was excellent. This is another little secret at Fargos that is definitely worth visiting and will definitely be getting repeat visits from us.

I have been a few times and I love it here. It’s great to try something different every time I go as the vendors rotate. Great DJ’s, lots of choice on the bar. I’m looking forward to my next visit!

Amazing craft beer, the Herbivora vegan pizza was amazing and vegan Paneer Wrap too!Nice and warm inside despite being cold outside!

Went for the first time Saturday afternoon and have to say had a great time. Lovely vibe with great food and music. Was great for families and dogs as well. Didn’t bother leaving till close at 11pm enjoyed it that much.

We went on a Saturday lunch time and were disappointed to see only three vendors. Before the Dining Club existed, there were many more choices, and much more choice for veggies, vegans and kids. Nobody even had any tomato ketchup for kids chips - and chips were the only really child-friendly meat-free option.We decided to order from Brum Mi as they had the most interesting vegan options, but both of our meals came with chicken rather than cauliflower, which meant we had to send it back and food got wasted.When we did get our food, it was lovely. But we wouldn't go out of our way to go again. Seems much more like a 'Coventry Drinking Club' vibe - come on a Friday and Saturday evening to get drunk with friends and have some food and I'm sure you'd have a blast. Otherwise, I wouldn't bother.

Nice venue, good atmosphere, great selection of drinks, and brilliant live music. Hand+Heart cocktail very good. Food however: we tried Herbivora and sides from another vendor. Waited 40 minutes for the pizza (£7) on a quiet-ish pm and we asked for vegan option which meant they took the dairy cheese off originally incl but did not replace it with a vegan one. So it was a pizza base with tomato and olives.... therefore not very tasty and not good value for money! Also a bit on the burned side. Had some curly fries, soaked in oil (fryer probably not hot enough!). Venue perfect for drinks and music but will eat at Dirty Kitchn instead as their food is a lot better. Service is a bit hit and miss also.

It's a fun night out if you're looking for something a bit different. Very pricey 'Street food'.

We come here all the time. For Jazz. Street food and to chill. An oasis of cool.