Since winning 2018 MasterChef: The Professionals it's been a whirlwind year for Nottingham born Laurence Henry who has been cooking at pop-ups and charity events, collaborating with brands and formulating plans for his debut restaurant and barĮven though the offers poured in to open in London, the 27-year-old, of Mapperley, had decided to open in his home city. MasterChef: The Professionals champion Laurence Henry (Image: Joseph Raynor/ Nottingham Post)
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The building's beautiful stained glass windows will remain. The company has been carrying out minor internal alternations to the lavishly decorated building, which was constructed in the late 19th century for the Imperial Life and Fire Insurance Company. The Cosy Club chain belongs to Loungers Limited, the same operators as the Portello Lounge, in West Bridgford, Bendigo Lounge in Beeston, and the Capo Lounge in Mansfield. With separate gluten-free and vegan menus, no one is left out.Ĭustomers can grab a coffee, tea or hot chocolate and cocktails, draught and bottled beer and wine or enjoy something cold and refreshing from the gin bar, Once a casino and fine dining restaurant and a gentleman's club, the building has sat empty for the last 14 years.Īn all-day brunch menu will be served, together with sandwiches, burgers, tapas, sharing boards and classic mains such as buttermilk chicken and slow-roasted pork belly. "Think aristocratic abundance with a dash of local village cricket pavilion pottiness," is how the national operators describe the Cosy Club concept that will be coming to the property in Victoria Street.
Opening day will be Wednesday, January 29.
It will be taking up residence in one of the city centre's grandest properties - a grade II listed building which used to be the Victoria Club.
One of the first new openings in 2020 will be Cosy Club, an all day family-friendly cafe bar. The location for the new Cosy Club in Nottingham (Image: Nottingham Post)
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