Cosy Club

You'll walk into what feels like an antique shop collided with a really good restaurant and somehow created the perfect storm. The interiors are proper bonkers in the best way – think velvet armchairs next to industrial lighting, oil paintings watching over your brunch, and enough random vintage bits to keep you entertained between courses. The menu does that rare thing of being massive without feeling overwhelming, covering everything from proper cooked breakfasts to evening cocktails with equal confidence. It's the sort of place that works whether you're catching up with your mum over afternoon tea or settling in for a long Friday night with friends. The service strikes that sweet spot of being attentive without hovering, and they genuinely seem to enjoy working there.