Getting Cosy // Cosy Club Ipswich Launch Party

Last night, I was fortunate enough to be invited to the launch party for the new Cosy Club that’s opened in the Buttermarket in Ipswich! I had a brilliant night and of course consumed more tapas and prosecco than could be considered healthy!

Decor goals at Cosy Club - LOOK AT THE CHANDELIERS!

We were greeted at the door with a free glass of bubbly and shown to our table. I’ve been to a Cosy Club branch before and I never fail to be amazed by the beautiful and quirky décor; there’s a real eccentric vintage feel which I love and every member of staff goes all out with their uniform to suit their workplace (head over to @cosyclubipswich where you will see their general manager sporting a very dapper waistcoat!)

We were also treated to free food from Cosy Club’s tapas menu (the dishes all come with ciabatta bread and are £4.95 each or 3 for £11.95) I wasted no time getting stuck into delicious pulled chicken and chorizo, scrummy hummus and (my personal favourites) beef and pork meatballs in a red wine and tomato sauce! *Insert heart eye emoji here*

Tapas for days!

After a very enjoyable evening, we left with a little goody bag which included a Cosy Club mug, a ration book filled with vouchers (you will always win my heart with a discount on puddings!) and a little packet of Forget-Me-Not seeds, which were such an adorable idea!

Cute goody bags!

A big thank you to everyone for their wonderful hospitality last night!

Cosy Club Ipswich is now open in the Buttermarket Shopping Centre!

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