Cosy Club Bar and Restaurant on Cambridge Street is set to close on 1st April.
Cosy Club in Harrogate set to close Cosy Club in Harrogate is set to close. The restaurant on Cambridge Street will be closing its doors permanently at 5pm on 1st April. A spokesperson said it "did not perform as expected." It's the first Cosy Club to have closed since the brand was launched in Taunton in 2010. The Cosy Club brand is run by Loungers, which launched in 2002.
A spokesperson for Loungers plc said:
Cosy Club opened in Harrogate originally opened on 31st August 2022. The spokesperson added:“We have made the difficult decision to close Cosy Club in Harrogate in early April after nearly two years of trading.
"In fourteen years, this is the first Cosy Club we have closed, but unfortunately the site hasn’t performed as we had expected."
Read more local stories from Your Harrogate here."We are enormously grateful to our team who have worked so hard and we are talking to them about opportunities in nearby Lounges and Cosy Clubs.
"I’d like to take this opportunity to thank all our customers for their support over the last two years.”

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