Cosy Club
Vintage glamour meets all-day dining
About Cosy Club
Tucked into The Brewery Quarter, Cosy Club brings a dose of vintage glamour to Cheltenham's dining scene. The interiors feel like stepping into a 1920s drawing room, all velvet booths, quirky artwork, and moody lighting that makes every visit feel a bit special. It's the sort of place that works...
Highlights
- Popular choice with 1,592 reviews
- Located in Town Centre
- British cuisine
Opening Hours
When to Visit
Sas around 13:00
Mos around 22:00
The Experience
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to book a table at Cosy Club?
Booking is recommended, especially for weekend evenings. You can usually book via their website or by phone.
Where is Cosy Club located?
Cosy Club is at The Brewery Quarter, High Street, Cheltenham GL50 3FF.
Is Cosy Club suitable for special occasions?
Cosy Club offers a relaxed dining experience suitable for casual meals and get-togethers.
Does Cosy Club cater for dietary requirements?
Most restaurants in Cheltenham accommodate dietary needs. Contact Cosy Club directly to discuss specific requirements such as vegetarian, vegan, or gluten-free options.
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