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I have booked the function room at Koz for a works party, on the strength of the meals I have personally enjoyed there. However, I mentioned my party plan to a couple of friends who were horrified as they'd had terrible experiences eating as large groups there.


Has anyone eaten there with a large group? Was it okay?


Grateful for any sharing of experiences!

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We have had a small 12 downstairs all very good what you have to realize on Saturday downstairs will be ramo you will be an extra 20-30 covers for a all ready full restaurant. KOS would have been my personal choice for a large party, but you might need to cut them some slack on the service, may be not want you want to hear but a fact.

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