Cosy Club, Derby

About us

The gorgeous Derby Cosy Club dates back to 1837 having formerly been the Royal Hotel, which closed in 1951. Proud to be part of Derby’s Cathedral Quarter. Located on the junction of Corn Market and Victoria Street in the centre of Derby, we have a prime spot that you simply can’t miss.

Facilities

Cocktail barFoodFunction roomOutside areaWiFi free

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Reviews

1,691 reviews

4.4/5

Jon Bowley

2 months ago

Been here a few times but this was the first that I’ve had breakfast here and I’m glad we decided to! I had the classic breakfast with fried egg with an extra side of streaky bacon and my partner had Spice Berry Pancakes (6 stack) we also had a latte too. Went down a treat and just what we wanted. Always enjoy coming here especially with the old rustic decor which is like stepping back in time. Looking forward to my next visit here! Hopefully for a drink in the weekend when there is more atmosphere.

Kevin Eaglesfield

2 months ago

Breakfast with a gentle 30's jazz club vibe. Interestingly decorated with plenty to point at and talk about while you enjoy the music, atmosphere, and above all the food. Plenty have cooked and sold me a full English, few have done it as well as here. Well done to your buyer and supplier and chef as every item was of the highest quality and tasted wonderful. Add in the superb and friendly service and it's a winning combination that I am in a hurry to repeat.

Slim Larson

5 months ago

Hands down one of the best meals I have had in a long time. The Sea Bass was phenomenal. It was complimented well with the sauce and beans and a side of well seasoned asparagus. I believe it was one of the specials the night I went. I loved the look of dining room. My waiter was constantly checking on me while taking care of other patrons. I have had Sea Bass at a number of restaurants but this was one of the best. Check it out to decide for yourself.

Bethany Alicia

6 months ago

Amazing place to go for birthdays and catch ups. My sister came down to visit from London and it was a lovely experience being sat In there with the gorgeous interior and comfortable chairs! The food was lovely but we did have to wait a bit longer than expected for it to arrive.

Adam Jackson

8 months ago

A beautiful, quirky interior with great tasting food, hidden in the centre of town... Food - First visit: A fair selection of food, not huge amount, but here it is quality over quantity. Food came fairly prompt and was presented nicely. Full of flavour and very enjoyable. Second visit: Food took a little too long considering there were only three tables. That being said, quality was still amazing. Drinks - I visited with two friends and each had a different cocktail - again well presented and no complaints from any of us. Service - First visit: Each and every staff member greeted us as we walked through and to our table - and wished us well as we left - a nice friendly touch. Our waitress was friendly but professional, taking the time to have passing conversation with us. Second visit: Whilst friendly, staff seemed less attentive. We also waited an excessive amount of time for our food, despite being one of only three tables. Lost a star for this for me. Atmosphere - This was my first visit and was surprised at the sheer space and grandeur hidden behind the small front. Clearly an old classical building, but has been decorated well, to keep enough of the old touches whilst adding a quirky twist. Only down side was the heat, maybe investing in some air conditioning may be an improvement, but hey, everywhere feels like the surface of the sun this week. Will recommend and return.