A Cosy Romance
Three chapters. Two people. One table.
Get ready for a Cosy Romance this Valentine’s Day, with three courses and a cocktail for £36.50 per person.
Built for a flourish: a room that flatters the outfit, encourages a second round, and turns “we’ll be home early” into the first small lie of the evening. The sort of place where the small talk doesn’t last long, the eye contact does, and everything feels just a touch… cosier than it did.
Every great story begins with a setting. Ours starts at the bar. Choose your opener – a cocktail, a glass of wine or a little fizz – and let the first sip set the tone for the chapters to come.
First Temptations
First Temptations is the opening chapter.
Pick one sharing board of Cosy Small Plates and make it a proper “us” moment – a bit of this, a bit of that, passed back and forth, with no need for anyone to miss out. Go for The Original Love Affair for a classic start with a little heat and crunch; The Garden Romance for something bright, golden, vegetarian and indulgent (hello, hot honey); or The Plant-Based Passion for big vegan flavours, no compromise, and proper sharing from start to finish.
The Main Affair
This is where the story really gets going – the main plot, the hero course, the bit you fall for. Choose the one you’ve been thinking about since you booked… and then choose your main. Rich, comforting and unapologetically centre-stage – this is the chapter where everything gets a little more indulgent.
For The Main Affair, your leading roles are ready. Go crisp and golden with the Buttermilk Chicken Milanese – truffle aioli, Gran Levanto and fries, the sort of choice that never lets you down. Take the classic route with Panko-crusted Cod & Chips, lifted with a white wine cream sauce and crushed peas. Fall for the slow-burn of the Malvani Chicken Curry, rich with coconut, red onion and tamarind, served with cumin rice and raita. Or make it a proper declaration with the 6oz Flat Iron Steak – grass-fed British beef with shallot & mustard butter, watercress and fries.
The Final Indulgence
And here we are – the finale, the pièce de résistance, the sweet ending. Decadent, lingering, and very hard to rush. Choose your final indulgence – the sort you’ll still be thinking about tomorrow, shared with someone you’ll still be thinking about for years.
For The Final Indulgence, you’ve got two endings. Are you in a sharing mood? Belgian chocolate mousse, raspberry sorbet, dark chocolate shards, truffles and chocolate-dipped strawberries.
Or keep it for one with the Lemon & Raspberry Parfait, finished with berry compote – light, bright, and perfectly placed as the last line.
Start the love story here. Book your table. Let the rest write itself.
