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1 Reviews
Really good
Just visited…really good…food is a cut above what I expected…really loved the sharing small plates as starters
The Cosy Club is a family-friendly 50s-inspired franchise. They do breakfast, lunch, dinner and various cocktails. All waiters and waitresses wear 50s French-style uniforms. There are two entrances; one main entrance at the front of the building and one direct from the car park lift. The floor and table tops match in a dark brown to black colour, the walls are decorated with pictures and the venue is lit by a variety of lighting types. Some lights are downlights and others are small chandeliers. There is a range of seating, including dining room chairs and tables. The protocol is to wait at the door until a waiter or waitress takes you through to your seat.
Find out more on the Cosy Club’s website.

Taken by Alexandra Negoita
The Cosy Club restaurant is located up a full flight of stairs, but has a lift. The staff can read you the menu. There is a disabled toilet that is wide and has a fold-down handle for balance and support. There is enough of a gap between tables to either wheel a pram through or a wheelchair.

Taken by Alexandra Negoita

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1 Reviews
Just visited…really good…food is a cut above what I expected…really loved the sharing small plates as starters
44 Reviews
It can be a bit expensive though because it’s posh but it’s lovely.