Cosy Club

The Cosy Club offers a diverse menu with vegetarian, gluten-free, and allergy-friendly options.

Popular dishes include the chorizo hash and bubble and squeak. The Spanish chicken dish and breakfast options receive positive reviews, although some plates could include larger portions. Portion sizes are described as decent and filling. The extensive menu incorporates classic British and international flavours.

Like a bottomless brunch? Cosy Club has you covered! Enjoy unlimited Prosecco, Bloody Marys, and Mimosas, paired with an array of breakfast items.

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The Cosy Club in Leeds offers a wide variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.

Popular cocktails include pornstar martinis and mojitos. Cocktails are a specialty at The Cosy Club.

In addition to cocktails, the bar has beers on tap such as Estrella. The wine list includes house wines served by the glass or bottle. The bar also serves beer, wine, spirits, and soft drinks.

Non-alcoholic options include fresh orange juice, coffee, tea, and other soft drinks.

The Cosy Club exudes a funky, eclectic vibe with its art deco 1920s style decor.

The spacious restaurant area features comfortable seating options, from cushy armchairs to intimate booth seating. An open kitchen design allows a peek at the culinary action. You can get cozy next to the fireplace in a chesterfield sofa or gather around tall tables for drinks and conversation.

The walls showcase an array of artwork, including portraits and countryside paintings. Ceramics and other vintage-inspired accents adorn the reclaimed wood surfaces.

Cosy venue also houses an expansive bar area for enjoying handcrafted cocktails or local brews.

The Cosy Club is located on Albion Street in central Leeds. It is close to several attractions, including the First Direct Arena, the Grand Theatre and Opera House, as well as the Trinity and Victoria shopping centres.

Cosy Club has a disabled entrance and disabled toilet.

After visiting The Cosy Club, guests can explore the vibrant city centre of Leeds. For another drink Angelica offers a range of premium cocktails with a beautiful view.

Nearby attractions include the Leeds Art Gallery, home to an impressive collection of 20th century British art, and the Leeds City Museum, with interactive exhibits tracing the city’s industrial past.

For shopping, the Victoria Quarter offers a unique arcade environment with high-end boutiques, while Kirkgate Market houses over 800 stalls under one roof. The Corn Exchange is another historic shopping destination, now filled with independent retailers.