The phrase "at cosy" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be an attempt to convey a sense of comfort or warmth, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "We spent the evening at cosy, enjoying the warmth of the fireplace." (This example is incorrect due to the phrase itself.)
Alternatives: "in a cozy place" or "at a cozy spot."
When it gets darker and chillier find a table at cosy Kember & Jones on Byres Road (kemberandjones.co.uk) for coffee and cakes to die for.
Quilts sold at Cosy Corner Crafts in Whitesburg, Ky., like the Grandmother's Apron, above right ( $700), reflect the community spirit often found in quilting.
Stay at cosy Honey Pot Cottage in the hamlet of Outgate, just a mile away, and you'll be able to call this place your local.
And how wounding the heavy irony of PG Wodehouse's exchange between Psmith and "Comrade Windsor" as the revolution at Cosy Moments is planned: "By the way," said Psmith, "what is your exact position on this paper?
Elsewhere in the Creative Quarter, opt for a contemporary meal at the Ampersand Design Cafe (ampersanddesigncafe.co.uk, 46 Tontine Street), Italian at Bloom's (2-4 ord High Street) or veggie at cosy Beano's Cafe (43 Old High Street).
On the way back to the Icon, I stopped for a drink at cosy Cafe Charisma (Anglicka 1) in the centre of town, a gay bar with a cute pink and black colour scheme.
If these pay rises went through it would simply fuel public anger and resentment at the cosy clique operating at the heart of Westminster.
Get to the airport early and enjoy plane spotting and a drink or snack at the cosy Jetside Bar at the 392-room Fairmont Vancouver Airport Hotel, located inside the airport terminal.
Surely he would have sneered at how cosy today's Tories and Liberals are, and at a Labour party content merely to argue about how deep to cut.
In winter, you can spend a couple of hours at the spa (with outdoor and indoor sauna and heated pool facilities) at a decent price, followed by delicious treats at the cosy beach restaurant Arche Noah.
Then it was off for some jazz at L'Archiduc (Rue Antoine Dansaert 6) and finally a hearty tagine at the cosy Kasbah restaurant (Rue Antoine Dansaert 20).
