Cosy Club

Reviews

• Domagoj P.

  star star star star star_border 18 October 2026

  Showed up without a reservation on Saturday. Seated us anyways, though our was early in the evening. Nice food, a gastropub take on your usual pub grub. Great cocktails, had an English Garden, wasn't disappointed. My friend had a Martini that ended up being a pricey option as we got charged separately for the gin as well as the 3 drops of vermouth in it
  Weird.
  
  Were seated next to radiator which quickly became super hot, but seeing as it was Saturday and we had no reservations, I can't complain. Would recommend. Would come back.

• Anne D.

  star star star star_border star_border 14 October 2026

  Great atmosphere and decor but pretty mediocre food on my recent visit. It was great all round when it first opened

• Ira B.

  star star star star_border star_border 3 October 2026

  In Feb 2013, I rated Cosy Club as 4 stars.  Since then I've been back a handful of times and was disappointed to find that standards in service and in food quality have slipped noticeably.  I had mac'n'cheese one time and the portion was paltry and the flavour lacking. Other dishes were unexceptional and I left feeling that it was no longer great value for money or worth further return visits.

• Glen M.

  star star star star_border star_border 29 September 2026

  Funky micro-chain, looks extra-lovely from the outside, though up close the cracks start to show and the modern paint.
  
  Art Nouveau stylings, nice folk, decent beer, fine food, though a bit slow and a bit... nothing's wrong, but nothing particularly stands out.
  
  Local ales, and friendly enough, so all is good for us.

• Qype User (Square…)

  star star star_border star_border star_border 26 September 2026

  Ok, I got in here and the place looked nice: full of eclectic stuff that made it live up to its name, Cosy. There are antlers made into lights, various hunting trophies on the walls, lots and lots of wood and the lighting is excellent.
  Unfortunately from an excellent first impression the only way I was going to be disappointed was by the follow up, and I proceeded to be disappointed with the kind of brutal efficiency than one would expect of the likes of Ryanair.
  We arrived a little early (half an hour) by design so that we could have a drink at the bar before dinner. Despite 6 people behind the bar, it took half an hour to serve the 3 people in front of us (I'm not even exaggerating) so that we spent a pointless half hour standing around, unable to chat as we were keeping an eye on the service, thirsty to boot.
  By the end of the half hour we were shown our table, with the promise of the drinks to come. Our order was taken pretty quickly: starters, lamb for main, with a couple of glasses of wine. Our previously ordered drinks turned up, and then the wrong starter, which was duly sent back. Then the main arrived before the starter came back. The lamb was not lamb: tough as old boots it had to be mutton, especially as it still had undercooked fat on it. Vegetables (swede, which I love) were cold. To top it off, as the plates were cleared away, the glasses of wine arrived. At least the desert was ok.
  So bad food and disorganised (although to be honest pleasant) service. My stars are as follows: decor, service, food, excellence (a strange one, but allows me to reward that extra something that makes an evening). This place gets 1 for decor, 0.5 for service, 0.5 for food and 0 for excellence: 2 overall. The meal, plus 2 cocktails and 2 glasses of cheapish wine came in at around £60.