Boozy Cow

Partly, Boozy Cow allows children aged 6–17 until 11pm but does not permit under‑5s. The atmosphere is lively and can be noisy, and there’s no children’s menu mentioned, so it’s best for families with older kids who are comfortable in a busy bar setting.

Boozy Cow is busiest on weekend evenings, during festival weekends and quiz nights, those times bring a loud, buzzing crowd. The quietest times are early weekday lunches and early weekday evenings; if you prefer a calmer visit, aim for midweek or book an early table.

Partly, Boozy Cow welcomes families with older children (6–17 allowed until 11pm) but it’s not suited to very young children (no under‑5s). The space is described as compact with closely packed tables, so accessibility and roomy family seating can be limited; if you need special seating or accessibility help, call ahead so staff can advise and accommodate where possible.

The Boozy Cow is lively, fun and a little rowdy, think 90s punk dive bar with upbeat music, bold decor and a buzzy crowd. Guests frequently praise the vibe, energetic atmosphere and friendly staff, though it can be noisy and crowded on peak nights.

For a lively night out, go on weekend evenings, quiz nights or festival weekends when the venue buzzes. For a quieter meal and more relaxed service, aim for early weekday lunches or early weekday evenings. If you want to avoid queues and noise, book ahead and avoid peak weekend slots.

Yes, Boozy Cow welcomes bookings for food or drinks and is happy to help with celebrations and larger groups; guests describe staff arranging birthday treats and accommodating special occasions. For specific requests (dietary needs, accessibility, private tables or group bookings over eight), call the venue ahead so the team can prepare.

Boozy Cow is a compact, downstairs punk‑rock dive bar with bar seating and closely spaced tables; there’s a small side area and high‑top tables mentioned by guests. The venue accepts private parties and larger bookings (contact them directly for group arrangements or private hires).

Casual dress, Boozy Cow is a relaxed burger-and-cocktail dive bar, so come comfortable and casual for a fun night out.

Yes, Boozy Cow accepts private parties and larger bookings, and can accommodate groups (they ask parties of 8+ to contact the venue directly). While it’s primarily a compact downstairs bar, the team can help organise group seating or private hires, call ahead to discuss options.

Yes, Boozy Cow has an extensive drinks programme, from beers and wines to creative cocktails, signature shots and boozy milkshakes. Expect draught beers, bottled options, a full cocktail list and fun signature shots as part of the experience.

Yes, Boozy Cow is a fun, casual pick for a lively date night rather than a quiet, romantic dinner. It’s a punk‑rock dive bar with bold burgers, creative cocktails and a buzzy atmosphere that guests love for a fun evening out. If you’re after a quieter, intimate table, aim for an early weekday booking; if you want a high‑energy night with drinks and a quiz, weekends and quiz nights are ideal.

Portions are generally generous, guests frequently mention big portions, sensible sizes and hearty pub‑style plates. Burgers, loaded fries and sides are described as filling and good value by many diners, so you can expect substantial pub fare rather than light tapas portions.

Yes, Boozy Cow is dog‑friendly and guests report bringing dogs to the venue. If you’re planning to bring a pet, it’s a good idea to call ahead about seating and busy times.

Yes, Boozy Cow runs special experiences such as the Burger Challenge and lively quiz nights; guests also mention surprise birthday treats and a fun happy‑hour/bar vibe. They have creative drinks, signature shots and themed events, so check with the venue for current offers and event nights.

Boozy Cow does offer delivery in partnership with Deliveroo.

Boozy Cow is rated 4.4 stars by 755 OpenTable diners.

Boozy Cow does offer gift cards which you can purchase here.

Yes, you can generally book this restaurant by choosing the date, time and party size on OpenTable.