Cosy Club

You'll walk into Cosy Club through those grand Cupola Tower doors on the High Street and instantly feel like you've stepped into a 1920s fever dream — all dark wood panelling, jewel-toned velvet, and brass fittings that gleam under moody lighting. It's deliberately theatrical, a bit camp even, but it works. The menu trades in reliable British classics: posh fish and chips, steaks that know what they're doing, and the kind of comfort food that actually comforts. The cocktail list is taken seriously, which matters when you're settling into those booths. It's the sort of place locals bring visitors to impress them, though the crowds and slightly inflated prices mean you're paying for the room as much as the food.