Cozy's Cafe & Pub

This place is exceptional! The menu has a large variety and is so good. They have great drinks too. You're surrounded by super neat decor and the service was fast and above par. I only wish adults could eat off the kids menu as I had surgery and can only eat small amounts.

Cozy's is cute, cafe that's styled like a country home. The drinks are good, the food is nice. It's a great place for brunch. Their chicken and waffles is always a crowd pleaser. My favorite item is the Turkey Club Melt. Although it's officially apart of their "hidden menu". I literally have dreams about this sandwich. The ratio of meat to veggie is perfect. I have sensory issues so I don't like slimy tomatoes but I'm very particular about my sandwiches and this one is immaculate. The flavor is well balanced. The Parmesan crust just gives it the perfect crunch to knock it out the park! I would give this restaurant 4 stars but the service knocks it down a peg. Most of their hostesses are rude. Their servers can be absent for longer periods of time than normal. It's not somewhere that I go often because of this but I always eat good when I do go.

sunday brunch!!! the name says it all, it's a cozy little cottage though it has elevated food. great service. i should have taken a picture of the drink menu. they take pride in coming up with original cocktails. i like to try biscuits and gravy everywhere i go and these were delicious! i liked them even better than the chicken and waffles! wow!

Ordered sausage and avo toast because yum, sausage was rock hard in the pic you can see my plastic fork bending because it's so hard. A lil disappointed that's all.

Atmosphere was great - restaurant is filled with old and reproduction "farmhouse" style decorating pieces. Service great today as well. We are not new to Cozy's as we have frequented since they were in the small house next to the new restaurant. Food is normally very good. Today, the meal looked and tasted like a disaster. Ordered the Avocado Toast and the dish was not only was visually unappealing but filled with raw unfinished flavors. The avocado was most likely a day or two old because it was very brown -- doubt it was mashed prior to serving or even today as we arrived at the restaurant shortly after opening. A very thin coating of this browned avocado was spread on oily pan-fried bread (menu described the bread as "toast") and then garnished with quartered pieces of very sour fresh tomatillo and dollops of tart goat cheese. The flavor pairing of fresh tomatillos and goat cheese was a failure -- possibly may have worked if the tomatillo and goat cheese was combined with the avocado like a guacamole dip, although another ingredient would still be needed to balance the tartness. The fried eggs were finished with balsamic vinegar, again another odd flavor pairing. I do enjoy a boiled egg finished with a good balsamic but balsamic on a fried egg is a big no for me.Maybe it was a bad morning in the kitchen -- but this dish did not work. I did eat the eggs but left the avocado toast since I didn't know how many days the avocado had sat in the kitchen walk-in.

This was a great spot to grab brunch and mimosas with the girls. This is my first time being here and this restaurant is cute and cozy just as the name suggests. This was the last minute decision to go with my friends, so we did not have a reservation. Thankfully they were able to get some pretty quickly.We started with an ooey gooey apple bacon cinnamon roll. It was super good, but very rich, so I definitely recommend sharing like we did.I had the short rib skillet and it was soooooo good. The short rib was tender, my eggs were fluffy, the potatoes nicely seasoned, and the chimichurri sauce complimented it well. I'm such a creature of habit, that I feel if I came back I would definitely order the same thing again. If it ain't broke don't break it! I am rarely on that side of town so I'm glad that my girls and I decided to check it out that day.

Sometimes I feel like I'm walking into a hallmark movie when I stop into Cozy's. And even though the space is quite large, it's still feels cozy. I met a friend for brunch. I got the eggs Benedict and shared a cinnamon roll that was tasty. I'll be heading back again soon to try out their lunch menu.

We came right when they opened on Sunday morning and everything was great! The atmosphere was country, home feel. Service was quick and consistent. We were able to order, get our food, and felt taken care of! We got the chicken and waffles, avocado toast, and crab cake Benedict's, as well as the pitchers of mimosas that kept us all well fed!

Good, but very expensive...Stopped by Cozy's for the first time while in town... It was recommended by friends. Really neat vibes... It's an old house that was turned into a restaurant. Nicely decorated with huge dining rooms. The service was outstanding; our server was jobbing it all night and handling several large parties like a boss. The food was really good and rather eclectic... They have many options ranging from beef to fish to burgers. All in all, solid food, but ultra-expensive... $260 for 4 people - Wow. While it was a good experience and we liked the food, I doubt we'll come back because it's grossly overpriced - This isn't LA.

First off, this place has the chillest vibe, amazing service, and adorable decor. Farm to table freshness and plentiful portions are a highlight. Great for small and large parties, plus they have an event building on site to book for your special gatherings. I forgot to snap pics of the food, but you will not be disappointed, as it is as tasty as it is aesthetically pleasing. The only "bad" thing to nitpick is the waffle texture. Tastes great...but definitely could be more crisp, as I don't care for squishy waffles. Otherwise, top notch!