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787 days ago

Cossie Glamours Up

Michael from Trentham

Upper Hutt Cossie Club is the biggest and best of its kind in NZ already and it is taking a step further with the advent of a new sumptuous facility within its complex.

Part of the interior has been turned into a large separated cafe-bar with beautiful wooden features, low ceiling, comfortable saloon type seating mixed with others, huge state-of-the-art kitchen and a free computerised touch selection of background music/songs dating from the fifties to 2022 complete with a large screen relating to the musical choice.

This cafe-bar features not only cafe-style meals but a wide selection of craft beer, most of it brewed in Upper Hutt's famous Brewtown.

It is ready to go.

The only issue is sufficient staffing. Jobs are available to get this "room" full steam ahead and occupied.

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