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    Aug 2022

    Last Updated: 31/08/2022
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    Business

    Sneak peek at Harrogate's new Cosy Club

    by Connor Creaghan

    | 31 Aug, 2022
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    The new venue is designed to bring "relaxed dining and drinking with a touch of timeless glamour" to Cambridge Street.

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    Cosy Club is set to open the doors to its latest bar and restaurant in Harrogate today – so we went for a sneak peek.

    The new venue is designed to bring "relaxed dining and drinking with a touch of timeless glamour" to Cambridge Street.

    Cosy Club Harrogate has an arts and crafts feel with wallpaper originally designed in 1895.

    Diners will find handmade table lamps throughout the restaurant and an eyecatching bar with bespoke, handmade stained-glass.

    The all-day menus will include “fresh and modern classics" with "extensive brunch, gluten free and vegan options".

    The venue had a special opening evening last night.



    Loungers Ltd runs the Cosy Club and Lounge brands. As of March 2022 the company operated 193 sites in England and Wales, including Claro Lounge in Ripon.

    Amber Wood, managing director at Loungers Ltd, said ahead of the opening that Harrogate "has been a target of ours for some time". She added:

    “Our new restaurant offers a very strong location, linking the main retail and leisure pitches within the town. The externals of this historic building have been extensively renovated by our landlord, Broadland Properties."





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    Loungers Ltd was founded by a trio of friends from Bristol: Dave Reid, Alex Reilley and Jake Bishop.

    They opened their first first venue in Bristol in 2002 and then opened the first Cosy Club in Taunton eight years later. They set up the separate Cosy Club brand to cater for larger sites.

    More photos from inside the Cosy Club