Events at Cosy Box, New Delhi

About Cosy Box

Cosy Box is a glamorous restaurant‐lounge in South Delhi, famed as the official food partner to the Cannes Film Festival and now brought to India (hospitality.economictimes.indiatimes.com). It opened in 2022 in the One Golden Mile complex (Netaji Nagar, near Bhikaji Cama Place) under restaurateurs Akshay Anand and Aashish Begwani, in partnership with French founder Jean‐Bernard Fernandez-Vesini (hospitality.economictimes.indiatimes.com). Spanning about 7,500 sq ft, every corner draws on Delhi’s regal heritage and “glamorous excess” (www.delhiroyale.in) (www.thedesigncollective.co.in). The striking 150-ft façade features a lit canopy and curved alabaster canopies in a Memphis-inspired design, which changes character from day to night (www.thedesigncollective.co.in). Guests enter under a grand arch into a warm “Cantaloupe”-colored interior full of art-deco details and whimsical touches (like a playful “drunken man” sculpture and a candy-shot bar) (www.thedesigncollective.co.in). There are multiple themed spaces: lush indoor lounges, a verdant “Cosy Deck” outdoor patio with jade-tiled floors and Turkish flambe stations, and a rooftop “Cozy Cloud” terrace that can host up to 200 people (www.newsvoir.com) (www.thedesigncollective.co.in). Overall capacity is roughly 300 diners nightly (www.delhiroyale.in). This vivid design and global pedigree (bringing the Cannes lifestyle to Delhi) give Cosy Box a unique position in the city’s nightlife and dining scene (hospitality.economictimes.indiatimes.com) (www.thedesigncollective.co.in).

Signature Features: Beyond the upscale Mediterranean fusion menu, Cosy Box is known for its design experiences – a 360° central bar, eccentric installations (powder room “Sin Apple” art, candy-flavored shot station), and Instagrammable photo-booth corners (www.delhiroyale.in) (www.newsvoir.com). The restaurant also serves a high tea on the terrace and even offers a Turkish coffee-cart wraparound service (www.newsvoir.com). It’s a “playground of possibilities” aimed to be a nightlife landmark, mixing fine dining with DJ-driven parties and cocktail artistry (hospitality.economictimes.indiatimes.com) (www.theluxurychronicle.com).

Events and Programming

Cosy Box blends dining with entertainment, regularly hosting DJ nights, themed parties and bar takeovers. Though it opened amid the pandemic slowdown, by 2023–24 it began featuring international acts. For example, in September 2024 the venue hosted a one-night “bar takeover” by Bangkok’s famed Rabbit Hole bar – bringing celebrity mixologists, signature cocktails (like the “Paloma Negra”), and electronic DJ Zuma Dionys to Cosy Box (www.theluxurychronicle.com). The space is built for live music (sound and lighting are geared to club-style events) and the website hints at hybrid live sets. In practice, programming includes guest DJs from India and abroad, curated cocktail launches, and even seasonal “high tea” events on the Cloud terrace (www.newsvoir.com) (www.theluxurychronicle.com). Although there isn’t a regular nightly show schedule, the venue often features curated themes (e.g. jazz brunches or bollywood nights) on weekends. Over 2020–2025, notable occasions at Cosy Box have included its grand launch nights (attended by industry personalities) and pop-ups. The international collaboration with Rabbit Hole is one of the few publicly announced events. Internally, Cosy Box is tied into Delhi’s elite circles – on film festival days it screens special edits, and on weekends it draws energetic younger crowds with contemporary DJs. (Major concert ticketing sites currently list no upcoming shows, implying it’s mostly in-house events.) In short, Cosy Box programming is flexible: when there’s no live music, the space operates as a sleek fine-dining restaurant, but it’s ready to transform into a dancefloor or cocktail lounge for special nights.

Atmosphere and Artists: Expect a lively, upscale crowd. Dress is formal, and music ranges from lounge jazz to EDM depending on the night. On busy evenings the music is strong, with a light show above the bar. While line-up details change, Cosy Box’s owners (also behind clubs like Toy Room) aim to attract well-known DJs and exotic drink brands. Typical ticket prices are more about the dinner tab: budget around ₹3,000–₹3,500 for two with drinks (www.zomato.com); special events may have package deals or standing charges included in bottle service.

Tickets and Booking

Cosy Box operates primarily as a reservation-only restaurant/lounge. Walk-ins are uncommon, especially at peak times, so booking ahead is strongly recommended (www.zomato.com). Reservations can be made via the official channel (phone or website), and the reservation line is open daily through 9:30 PM (cosybox.in). For popular slots – weekend evenings or special event nights – tables fill quickly. Those planning large parties should book weeks in advance. There is no separate ticket or cover charge for entry on normal nights – you pay only for food and drinks ordered. (However, some high-demand events or takeover parties may include a minimum spend or package deal in lieu of a traditional ticket.) The cost of dining is on the higher end for Delhi: average bills can reach around ₹3,000–₹3,500 per couple with cocktails (www.zomato.com). Price tiers range from salads and pasta (~₹600–900), to main courses (~₹1,200–1,800), and premium cocktails or imported spirits (~₹600–₹800 each). In short, treat Cosy Box like a luxury lounge – plan to spend roughly the equivalent of two mid-range dinners with drinks.

Best Booking Strategy: Reserve as early as possible, especially for Friday/Saturday evenings. A private event room (“Pavilion”) may be available for special occasions if booked formally. Guests have noted that the staff generally confirms reservations by phone, and that punctual arrival is wise (tables may be released if you’re late). The venue is cash-friendly, and also accepts digital payments (www.zomato.com). No outside ticket vendor is used (Ticketing apps show no listings), so rely on official channels and your booking confirmation.

Seating and Layout

The floor plan at Cosy Box is multi-zone. The focal point is a 360° central bar in the main hall, ringed by plush lounge seating and dining tables. Guests can sit at bar stools for cocktails or choose booths and tables around the spacious interior. The entire layout is open: there are no obstructive pillars, but decorative archways and planters subtly divide the space. Just beyond the bar are more formal dining tables and a “Vault” private dining area (behind a pink slate wall with garland canopy). The Vault is a semi-enclosed room for small private gatherings. Around the main hall are leafy indoor “nooks” with sofas and curated art. Upstairs (via a striking blue staircase inspired by a “cozy cloud” concept) is the open-air cosied-up terrace called the Cosy Cloud (www.newsvoir.com) (www.thedesigncollective.co.in). This 200-person rooftop can be booked for parties or reserved for stunning sunset dining. A separate outdoor “Cosy Deck” patio wraps around the building, featuring tropical plants, an alfresco lounge under sun umbrellas, and a Turkish flambe grill on wheels for performance-style service (www.newsvoir.com). For a quiet meal, the best seats are along the sides or near the Cyclopse-like “gazebo” with a rustic water feature (www.thedesigncollective.co.in). These spots feel more intimate and watch the lighting change. At events or busy nights, the lively zones are by the bar and dancefloor area where DJs spin. In other words: sit up front for the party vibe, or by the windows/terrace for a more relaxed experience. Since the room is open, there aren’t bad angles to the stage – but if music is thumping, avoid tables right behind the DJs to keep conversation easy.

Seating Options: All seats are unreserved except on certain private bookings. The terrace and patio offer breezy outdoor tables (weather permitting). The Pavilion (facing the street) is a semi-private lounge you can request, especially for groups. Capacity is about 300 in total (www.delhiroyale.in), divided roughly between 80 seats in the main hall, 20 in the Vault, 100 on the ground-floor deck, and 100+ on the rooftop. Rambunctious clubbers should head upstairs or to the rear; families or quiet diners should favor the side booths inside. Note: Seating is comfortable but not stadium-style, so pack lightly (there is a coat check if needed).

Getting There and Parking

Cosy Box is located at **Block B-3, One Golden Mile, Netaji Nagar (Opp. Bhikaji Cama Place)** in South Delhi. It sits right across from the Hyatt Regency on the busy Bhikaji Cama Marg in the heart of the Bhikaji Cama-Neta Ji Nagar area. The exact crossroads are near the Niti Aayog and Safdarjung Hospital — essentially the Hyatt corridor. **Metro:** The nearest metro station is Bhikaji Cama Place (on the Pink Line) a 10–15 minute walk away. From there, exit to the Hyatt side and head southwest down the open road; you’ll see Cosy Box’s dramatic building facade along One Golden Mile. The Green Park Metro (Yellow Line) is another option but farther away by road. **Bus/Train:** Several DTC buses (e.g. 610, 727, DTC 52) stop near Bhikaji Cama or One Golden Mile. The IIT Delhi Metro is not close; the main rail stations (Nizamuddin etc.) are 7–8 km off. In practice most visitors use taxi/rideshare from major points (e.g. from Connaught Place or Gurgaon). Auto-rickshaws and app cabs can drop you at the front gate on Bhikaji Cama Marg. **Parking:** The venue provides **free parking** on-site as part of the One Golden Mile complex. There is also **valet parking** available during evenings (www.zomato.com). (Given Delhi’s traffic, guests often use the valet – just flag down a doorman on arrival.) For drop-offs, the long road area by the fountain makes a convenient spot. If driving, expect to arrive 10+ minutes early in the evening for parking and gate processing.

Nearby Transit:** The Hyatt Regency (right opposite) has its own drop zone and coaches, and it’s a recognizable landmark for cabbies. Late-night travel is generally easy by Ola/Uber (the area is well-known). Walking to nearby areas: the bustling restaurant hubs of Hauz Khas or Vasant Vihar are 20–30 minutes on foot via Aruna Asaf Ali Marg, but most choose a quick taxi instead. For day visitors, note that the elevated Gurgaon road (near the airport express line) is also a few km away if coming from the west.

Inside the Venue

Upon entering Cosy Box, expect a stylish, Am-PM transition vibe: signature music plays softly at first, ramping up as night deepens. You’ll pass through a foyer with lush decor and friendly hosts at a reception desk. A light security/entry check of bags is normal (this is a high-end clubby spot). Staff are attentive and typically meet reservations by name. **Atmosphere:** The lighting is warm and colorful – oranges and purples in the day, dynamic DJ lights after dark. The music genre changes by night (electronica or Bollywood remixes on weekends, smooth lounge tunes on quieter nights). It has an upscale lounge feel, but since it’s also a restaurant, there’s plenty of casual dining as well as cocktail hours. Expect chatter, clinking glasses, and periodic applause for performances. The venue is **fully heated/AC**, so it’s comfortable year-round (the open terrace has heaters when needed). **Food & Drink:** The cocktail menu is a highlight – artisanal drinks like the sharp mezcal Paloma Negra and playful candy-flavored shots (a Cosy Box hallmark) (www.newsvoir.com). You’ll also find craft mocktails and an extensive wine/spirits list. An open bar is always active; signature concoctions come with stylish garnishes. The food menu spans Turkish/Asian/European fusion: expect live grills, charred kebabs, mezze platters and hearty mains like roasted meats and pastas. For example, dishes include shared “Cozy plates” of grilled seafood and vegetables (with an open-fire robata grill) (www.newsvoir.com). After dinner, desserts and “field notes” themed cocktails wrap up the evening. **Special Features:** Cosy Box is selfie-friendly – there are fun photo-ops (like a candy bar sculpture and art installations) and even distinctive powder rooms (the women’s restroom has an apple-shaped feature wall) (www.thedesigncollective.co.in). Free Wi-Fi is available throughout. Coat check is offered (especially during winter evenings). There’s a small merchandise corner occasionally, but no major gift shop – the souvenirs tend to be drink napkins or branded bar glasses rather than big-ticket items. **Staff and Service:** Staff members are formally dressed and courteous. They’ll often suggest pairing drinks with menu items. Though service is generally prompt, on very busy nights some delays can happen – one tip is to order cocktails and appetizers early. Tipping is customary (around 10–15%) as standard.

Notable Areas:** Besides dining tables and bar-stools, Cosy Box has a tucked-away “Cozy Pavilion” on the ground floor meant for VIP gatherings and business lunches (www.newsvoir.com). This room provides privacy (whisper-quiet atmosphere with an “endless pour” of premium whiskies) and is by invitation or advance booking only (www.newsvoir.com). Also upstairs, the Cosy Cloud suffix lounge can be reserved for corporate or social events – it has its own standalone bar, DJ booth, and a panoramic view of Delhi’s skyline (especially at sunset) (www.newsvoir.com).

Nearby Amenities

The One Golden Mile complex is not primarily a dining street, but there are some spots within walking distance. The Hyatt Regency (across the street) offers additional restaurants (like gourmet buffets and bars) if you arrive early or want hotel dining. For pre-show cocktails, the Hyatt’s Mavericks Bar is a short walk. Other nearby restaurants include Chica (European/Asian fusion) and a few multi-cuisine cafés in Netaji Nagar within 500m. Most visitors either dine in at Cosy Box or nearby Vasant Vihar/Hauz Khas, rather than walking to clusters far away. For coffee or dessert after, Siddharth Hotels (The Metropolitan) and Radisson Blu are about 2–3 km away by cab. Lodging in the area is limited beyond the Hyatt and a couple of smaller hotels (like Hotel The Imperial or The Leela Bhartiya City nearby). If you need an overnight stay, the bookers often choose airport-area hotels or Connaught Place hotels and then take a short ride to Cosy Box. Late-night transit is straightforward: Delhi’s 24-hour taxis and auto-rickshaws are plentiful here. The nearest petrol pumps, ATMs and pharmacies are all within 1 km. If you arrive extra early, you could stroll the semi-landscaped fountain park next door, or grab a quick bite to start at Chica (open from lunch till late). In practice, most people plan to arrive 30–60 minutes before their reservation, grab a welcome drink, and enjoy the thoroughfare’s dining environment until closing time (1:00 AM on weekends) (www.zomato.com).

What Makes This Venue Special

Cosy Box stands out in Delhi’s nightlife for its blend of flashy theme and serious hospitality. Its **historic claim-to-fame** is being the Cannes Film Festival’s official “playground” restaurant – a role it held in France for 14 years (hospitality.economictimes.indiatimes.com). That celebrity pedigree (lauding luxury brands and superstars) has been transplanted to New Delhi, making it one of the few global-branded lounges in India. It’s not just another mall eatery; it’s a **statement destination**. This is emphasized by its $2M investment and the involvement of high-profile founders (including movie-industry and hospitality figures) (www.delhiroyale.in). Visually, Cosy Box is Instagrammable at every turn – from the 150ft illuminated canopy out front to the candy-sprinkled cocktail shots. Culturally, it mixes Indian and global influences: one can sip a Turkish tea blend in the “bohemian Cloud” as easily as a Japanese whisky. The menu feats (modern Indian dishes beside Mediterranean classics) and the playlist (Bollywood to synthwave) reflect Delhi’s cosmopolitan crowd. Some local “legendary moments” are seeded into Cosy Box’s launch narrative: for instance, it was opened by visiting dignitaries and had early gala events tagged onto the Indian premieres of films. Its **architectural award-worthy design** (by Pantone Design Collective) has also made it a case study: the dramatic alabaster façade and secret garden terrace often feature in design magazines (www.thedesigncollective.co.in) (www.thedesigncollective.co.in). This means Cosy Box gets noticed not just by diners, but also by media and design buffs. For artists, Cosy Box represents an upscale stage – it’s intimate enough to experiment (like a cocktail DJ set up in the VIP saloon) yet lavish enough to host big parties. For audiences, it’s an all-in-one venue: You can have a multi-course meal, enjoy a show, and dance without changing location. That rarity – a film-festival vibe restaurant doubling as a nightclub – is why both the city’s trendsetters and visiting celebrities (and even culinary bloggers) are drawn here. In short, Cosy Box’s **uniqueness** comes from being a piece of Cannes in Delhi, a designed escape from the everyday that sets a new bar for nightlife in the capital (hospitality.economictimes.indiatimes.com) (www.thedesigncollective.co.in).

Famous Features: The facade’s giant neon canopy is meant to be a pick-up landmark; many patrons say “look for the glowing waves above.” During the day, weekend high teas (think herb teas, Turkish coffee, tikka bites) are becoming a small tradition for luxury brunch-goers (www.newsvoir.com). Late-night on Saturdays, it’s rumored that Bollywood stars occasionally drop in after premiers. Even outside onlookers talk about the “flaming skewers” that chefs sash across the deck as theatrical dining. All these threads – movie-festival pedigree, showy lighting, shared cocktails, and plush design – weave into Cosy Box’s special character.

Visitor Tips and Information

• Dress Code: Smart-casual to formal. This is not a T-shirt-and-jeans spot. Men often wear collared shirts and jackets, and women dress upscale. If you arrive underdressed, hosts may seat you in a corner or indirect seating. (www.zomato.com) (Note: “Celebrating in high style” is the in-house vibe.)
• Reservations: Essential on weekends. The phone/SMS line operates until 9:30 PM (cosybox.in) – after that you may only check availability at the door. Even on weeknights, booking is safer. Walk-ins are rare at dinnertime.
• Entry Requirements: Carry a valid ID that matches your name on the reservation (they may check age). While children in the early evening are allowed, it’s mostly an adult crowd (legal drinking age in Delhi is 25, so under-25s may be limited to early seating). During big DJ nights, under-18s are discouraged. If you plan to drink alcohol, expect that policy.
• Arrival Time: Arrive about 15–20 minutes early. This gives time for parking, check-in, and ordering a drink. Peak dinner hour starts at 8 PM, so an early dinner (7 PM) means quieter service. Late arrivals may see some drink/minimum charges added at tables on very busy nights.
• Payments: Cash (Indian rupees) and digital wallets are accepted (www.zomato.com). We suggest carrying a credit/debit card for larger tabs (there’s no separate ATM on-site, though many are nearby). Tip in cash is fine. Keep small bills if taking valet.
• Prohibited Items: Outside food is not allowed. Large backpacks or professional camera gear may be checked at entry. The vibe is casual-luxe, so avoid sportswear or flip-flops. Photography is permitted, and the decor encourages selfies, but respect privacy (don’t photograph other diners without consent).
• Accessibility: The entire venue is on ground and first floor with ramps/elevators, and it advertises “disabled friendly” access (www.zomato.com). Restrooms include at least one accessible stall. Wheelchairs can navigate the main areas, but note the Cosy Cloud terrace has some stairs.
• Age Limits: There’s no formal “18+ only” rule during the day; families do dine early. However, after about 10 PM it becomes more of a bar-club, and minors and minors-groups are not typical (local law enforcement may enforce the 25+ drinking law). If bringing teens, daytime or early-evening is safest.
• Coat Check & Storage: A coat/bag counter is available (useful in winter). This is complimentary as part of valet. Note that space is limited, so avoid bulky luggage.
• Connectivity: Free Wi-Fi is provided, and the cell signal is very strong (most of Delhi’s telcos have 4G indoor coverage here). You’ll get a small menu card with the Wi-Fi password on request.
• Payment PIN: If splitting the bill with friends, ask for separate checks early on. They may not split a large party tab at the end.
• Language & Culture: English is spoken widely by staff. The menu uses some foreign terms (Gyro, Maggi5 cocktail), but descriptions are bilingual (English/Hindi). The dress-savvy crowd means the atmosphere stays trendy – avoid being late or shouting to get attention.
• What Not to Miss: Try the house cocktails (e.g. a sangria or mezcal highball) and the communal “Cozy plate” skewers for something extra. And if it’s sunny, grab a spot on the Cosy Cloud terrace for sunset views. Finally, save room for the signature “candy bar” shots – they’re literally a treat you can taste after your meal!

Frequently Asked Questions

How much should I budget for a meal at Cosy Box?

On average, plan about ₹3,000–₹3,500 for two people including drinks (www.zomato.com). Entrées range from ~₹600–₹1,800 and cocktails are about ₹600–₹800 each. Since it's a high-end lounge, even just drinks and appetizers can reach ~₹2,000 a couple. No fixed “cover” fee applies, but special events or bottle-service packages may set a higher minimum spend.

How do I book a table and when do reservations open?

Reservations are highly recommended, especially on weekends. You can call the official reservation line or use online booking (via the venue’s site or app). The reservation desk is open daily until 9:30 PM (cosybox.in), and peak-night tables often fill weeks in advance. Walk-ins may be unable to get a table on busy evenings.

What is the address and nearest metro station to Cosy Box?

Cosy Box is at One Golden Mile, Block B-3, Netaji Nagar (Opposite Bhikaji Cama Place), New Delhi. The closest metro stop is Bhikaji Cama Place (Pink Line) about a 10–15 minute walk. When exiting the station, head towards Hyatt Regency Hotel and you’ll see Cosy Box’s distinct façade along Bhikaji Cama Marg.

Is there parking available at Cosy Box, and is it paid?

Yes. Cosy Box provides ample parking on site as part of the One Golden Mile complex. Both free parking and valet service are available (www.zomato.com). Valet is typically recommended in the evening to avoid the scramble for spaces. There is no separate parking fee on top of dining, though tipping the valet (₹50–₹100) is appreciated. During very busy nights, the lot can fill early, so arrive a bit early to secure a spot.

What are the best seats or areas to choose in Cosy Box?

For a lively atmosphere, request a seat near the main 360° bar or on the dance-floor side – you’ll be at the action during DJ nights. For a quieter meal, sit along the perimeter or near the blue staircase; those spots feel more tucked away (www.thedesigncollective.co.in). The rooftop “Cloud” terrace is great for sunset or private parties (sunset views are stunning) (www.newsvoir.com). Couples often choose banquettes along the sidewalls for a cozy vantage of the interior design. There’s no bad view, but avoid being right beside the DJ booth if you’re sensitive to loud bass.

Is there a dress code at Cosy Box?

Yes, the venue enforces a smart dress code. “Formal” or upscale casual attire is expected – collared shirts and closed shoes for men, dresses/smart tops and heels for women (www.zomato.com). On weekends especially, guests arrive in party wear. If you turn up too casually (e.g. shorts, slippers, T-shirts), you may be asked to sit in a less central area or might be turned away. It’s best to dress as you would for an elegant cocktail bar.

Are children allowed at Cosy Box?

Children (especially well-behaved older kids) are generally allowed during daylight hours and early evenings – though keep in mind the restaurant focuses on fine dining and alcoholic beverages. After around 9 PM the environment becomes adult-oriented (live DJs, loud music), and most parents leave by then. The legal drinking age in Delhi is 25, so anyone ordering alcohol must be 25 or older. There is no formal age cutoff, but if bringing kids, it’s safest to visit early.

What items are not allowed inside the venue?

As with most upscale lounges, outside food or drink is prohibited. Large backpacks or suitcases may be checked. Professional photography or recording devices without permission are discouraged. Electronic cigarettes are generally allowed only in open areas. Note that smoking is not permitted indoors by law (the outdoor terrace is the only smoking-allowed zone). Bring a government ID, though; staff often verify age at entry. Otherwise, standard casual club rules apply.

Does Cosy Box have wheelchair access and facilities for the disabled?

Yes, the restaurant is listed as “disabled friendly” (www.zomato.com). The main entrance has a ramp, and the interior spaces (including restrooms) are accessible. There is an elevator to reach the rooftop terrace. Staff are accustomed to accommodating guests with mobility needs. If you have specific accessibility questions (e.g., need extra-wide seating or assistance), it’s best to mention this when booking.

What time should I arrive for my reservation?

Arrive 10–15 minutes before your reservation. This allows time for valet parking, security check, and arrival drinks. On Friday/Saturday, arrive even earlier (20–30 min) because taxis may wait at least 10 minutes to park. If you’re much later than your booking time, the table may be released or a minimum spend enforced. Early arrival also gives time to take in the decor and settle in (it’s common to enjoy initial cocktails at the bar).

Is there a bar or lounge area open to non-diners?

Cosy Box is primarily a restaurant, so the bar area is generally for guests who will dine. Walk-in cocktail drinkers are not typically turned away – but note that tables/bar seats are usually reserved for diners. If you only want drinks, arriving earlier in the evening and ordering some appetizers or tapas is a good idea. During peak hours, having a meal or formal reservation is expected.

Does Cosy Box offer any happy hour or discounts?

There is no official daily happy hour crowd on-site. Occasionally the restaurant may run special promotions (e.g. early-bird dinner menus or festive packages), but spontaneous walk-up deals are rare. Check local listings or PR announcements for any promotional events (like their booking offers or scratch card offers noted on some dining apps). Typically, the best way to save is by booking in advance via partnerships or loyalty programs, if available.

What kind of music and events can I expect?

Music ranges from mellow daytime lounge tunes to upbeat dance or Bollywood mixes at night. On weekends and special nights, expect live DJs playing electronic, house or popular Indian remixes. In 2024, Cosy Box hosted international guest DJs (e.g. a set by Thailand’s Rabbit Hole team) (www.theluxurychronicle.com). There are occasional theme nights (like jazz or Bollywood parties) and a regular high-tea on the terrace. No fixed concert schedule is posted, so it’s best to check their social media or event listings shortly before your visit.

Is there an outdoor seating or smoking area?

Yes. Cosy Box has a large outdoor terrace (“Cosy Deck”) on the ground floor and a bigger terrace (“Cozy Cloud”) upstairs (www.newsvoir.com) (www.thedesigncollective.co.in). The downstairs patio is fully open-air (heated if cold) and is quite popular in pleasant weather. This area does allow smoking (as per Delhi regulations, smoking is only allowed outdoors). You can specifically request an al fresco table when booking, subject to availability. Even when upstairs closes, the downstairs deck remains open until closing time (1 AM).

Are large groups or private parties accommodated?

Yes. Cosy Box can host parties both small and large. For groups under ~10 people, simply reserve multiple seats or a large table in the main area. They also have a private Vault room (for ~10–15 guests) and the private “Cozy Pavilion” lounge. For very large events (50–150 people), the upstairs terrace can be rented and a custom menu/drinks package arranged. Such bookings should be made well in advance by contacting their events team; expect to discuss minimum spends. Large-party events often include extras like live entertainment or DJ setups.