I first came upon the Cosy Club on our family holiday to York, and found it so charming and so comfortable looking…cosy if you will. It is the same in the Cosy Club in the Centre:MK, I love the way it is decorated and I enjoyed sitting on the sofa whilst we had a drink. It is also the least chain-like of chain restaurants in my opinion.
Cosy Club (Milton Keynes)
I have visited a few times, and on this occasion we went as a family for brunch. It was busy but not uncomfortably so. Our server was excellent, so bubbly, efficient and kind to my kids.
The kids love pancakes and told me that they were delicious. They ordered pancakes with bacon and maple syrup. The bacon was streaky which can be fatty but in this case it was quite crispy.
I don’t get to eat out quite as often now due to a health condition, so this was a lovely treat. I am very limited in what I can order, but they were very good at discussing my options, and they checked the ingredients various times for me, which was reassuring. My mum ordered the full English breakfast (classic breakfast) and my husband chose the vegetarian breakfast.
My mum did not like her potato hash to start with as it was a little undercooked, but they brought out a new one and she enjoyed it. My husband liked the avocado and pea mint crush on the garden brunch, this is a nice addition to a vegetarian breakfast. The prices are good and they serve breakfast until 12noon. Also, last year I went gluten-free for 5 months and they do an excellent gluten-free breakfast here.
In summary, though you have to pay for parking the decor and the delicious food make it worth it, particular if you plan to do some shopping.
Additional Information
Address: 3/5 Silbury Boulevard, Centre:MK, MK9 3PD
Bookings: Book table on their website
Parking: Right outside the parking is in the red zone and costs £2 per hour.
Feeding the Kat 