Cosy Club
Cosy Club is located on Northgate Street in the heart of Chesters historic city centre, close to established attractions. This majestic Cosy Club is located within the exquisite terracotta façade of the former Westminster Coach and Carriage Works. An opulent all-day bar and restaurant perfect for relaxed dining and drinking in a really special setting with a touch of timeless glamour. Experience warm, welcoming service, amazing interiors and exceptional food and drinks. With all-day menus featuring fresh and modern classics, extensive brunch, gluten free and vegan menus there is something for everyone. Serving British, European and Asian dishes with a nod to North America at Brunch.
Cosy Clubs food is classic, comforting and familiar, elevated by excellent ingredients and beautiful presentation. Bringing emerging trends to our customers in an accessible way, to ensure an everyday bite can be a unique and delightful experience. The popular Boundless Brunch - bottomless brunch offer (Add unlimited drinks to any breakfast dish for 25 per person. Includes Prosecco, Bloody Marys, and Classic Mimosas. Available from 10am – 11.30am) Teatime Tipple (Enjoy any 2 of our exquisite cocktails for just 11.95 between 4pm-8pm Sunday-Thursday. Note that Pitchers are not included in this offer). Open from 9am daily for brunch, lunch and until late for dinner and drinks.
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Businesses close to Cosy Club
Chester Market
Chester's award-winning market offers a vibrant selection of produce and goods together with a fantastic choice of authentic global foods all under one roof.
The Sandbar Seafood Shack
Well the sea cant be brought to the doorstep; but the food certainly can. By combining years of knowledge in top restaurant kitchens with travels from around the World, The Sandbar brings the perfect Seafood Shack experience to you today.
The Cross
Chester High Cross stands in front of St Peter's Church at the junction of Watergate Street, Eastgate Street and Bridge Street, a site known as Chester Cross. The cross is recorded in the National Heritage List as a Grade II listed building.
Town Crier Proclamation at the Cross
A unique regular midday proclamation in Chester's historic centre, where Bridge Street meets Eastgate Street and Watergate Street which is marked by a stone pillar "The High Cross".