Cote Brasserie
Indulge in the richness and elegance of the French cuisine right in the UK with Cote Brasserie. We bring you the taste of France starting from casual snack ons to the most romantic dinners of all time suitable for all occasion!
Starters
Ring the morning bell with us and begin your meal times simply the right way with a light and airy way through our classic Starters!
| Starter Menu | Price |
|---|---|
| French Onion Soup Rustic French onion soup topped with Comté rarebit sourdough baguette slices (Serves 1). | £7.75 |
| Fougasse A Provençal garlic bread to share (Serves 1). | £6.50 |
| Calamari Bread‑crumbed squid with Provençal mayonnaise (Serves 1). | £8.75 |
| Olives Garlic & herbs (Serves 1). | £3.95 |
| Rainbow Crudités Radish, endive, pickled rainbow carrots & cucumber with an almond romesco & herb oil dip (Serves 1). | £6.50 |
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Mains
Heartiest meals served with just the right amount of seasonings and richness that can only be savoured just right through our Mains menu!
| Main Courses | Price |
|---|---|
| Beef Cheek Bourguignon A classic French stew from Burgundy: slow‑cooked beef cheek with mushrooms, bacon lardons and Chantenay carrots. | £20.50 |
| Confit Pork Belly Savoy cabbage & gratin dauphinois potatoes with a Calvados & thyme jus. | £17.75 |
| 10oz Ribeye Steak Served with frites. Recommended medium (Serves 1). | £25.95 |
| Côte Burger Beef burger with Reblochon cheese, truffle mayonnaise, caramelised red onion, baby gem, tomato & pickles in a brioche bun. | £16.25 |
| Breton Fish Stew A coastal stew with mussels, prawns, sea bass & confit potatoes in a tomato, white wine & chilli sauce, served with sourdough baguette. | £18.25 |
| 7oz Fillet Steak The most tender of cuts served with frites. Recommended medium rare. | £30.50 |
| Vegan Côte Burger Vegan burger patty, truffle mayonnaise, caramelised red onion, baby gem, tomato & pickles in a brioche bun; served with frites. | £16.25 |
| Tuna Niçoise Grilled tuna steak with soft boiled egg, French beans, anchovies, cherry tomatoes & baby gem. | £16.50 |
| Calamari (large) Bread‑crumbed squid with Provençal mayonnaise (Serves 2). | £15.25 |
| Pan‑Fried Salmon Béarnaise Pan‑fried salmon served with a homemade béarnaise and triple‑cooked chips. | £17.25 |
| Sirloin 8oz Served with frites. Recommended medium rare. | £23.95 |
| Confit Duck à l’Orange Duck leg on a bed of braised red cabbage with a bitter orange sauce and gratin dauphinois potatoes. | £18.95 |
| Mushroom Bourguignon Slow‑cooked pieces of pulled Fable™ mushrooms in red wine with vegan bacon, baby onions, Chantenay carrots & potato. | £14.95 |
| Poulet Breton Rôti Responsibly reared corn‑fed chicken from Northern France, marinated and roasted; served with confit potatoes. | £17.75 |
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Sides
Crunch and munch on the most savoury and mouthwatering Sides made with just the right ingredients of all time!
| Side Dishes | Price |
|---|---|
| Gratin Dauphinois Potatoes Gratin potatoes (Serves 1). | £4.25 |
| Frites Classic French fries (Serves 1). | £4.25 |
| Baguette Warm baguette with Brittany salt butter, almond romesco & herb oil or olive oil & cabernet sauvignon vinegar (Serves 1). | £4.25 |
| Tomato, Basil & Shallot Salad Fresh tomatoes with basil & shallots (Serves 1). | £4.25 |
| Green Salad Herbs, avocado & cucumber in a mustard vinaigrette (Serves 1). | £4.25 |
| Smoked Bacon & Comté Dauphinois Potatoes Gratin potatoes with smoked bacon & Comté cheese (Serves 1). | £5.25 |
| French Beans Amandine With confit shallots, crispy onions & toasted flaked almonds (Serves 1). | £4.25 |
| Triple Cooked Truffle Chips Triple‑cooked chips tossed with truffle (Serves 1). | £5.25 |
Sauces
Let the game of sauces officially begin with the most diverse and unique blend of sauces. Select and explore from a wide range of sauces with us!
| Sauces | Price |
|---|---|
| Béarnaise Sauce Classic béarnaise (Serves 1). | £2.75 |
| Garlic Butter Rich garlic butter (Serves 1). | £1.95 |
| Peppercorn Sauce Creamy peppercorn sauce (Serves 1). | £2.75 |
| Wild Mushroom Sauce Wild mushroom sauce (Serves 1). | £2.75 |
| Sauce Diane Rich Diane sauce (Serves 1). | £2.75 |
| Black Garlic Jus Intense black garlic jus (Serves 1). | £2.75 |
Desserts
Choose the best to satisfy your sweet tooth cravings only with our richly made Desserts that deliver heavenly flavour in one go!
| Desserts | Price |
|---|---|
| Crème Caramel Traditional set vanilla pod custard with dark caramel and cream (Serves 1). | £7.95 |
| Warm Chocolate Fondant Salted caramel sauce, hazelnut tuile and crème fraîche (Serves 1). | £7.95 |
| Apple Tarte Tatin Caramelised apples with a puff pastry base and salted caramel. | £14.95 |
| Madeleines Three warm butter madeleines served with chocolate sauce (Serves 1). | £6.50 |
Soft Drinks
Let the thirst go away in simply one go with our seriously satisfying Drinks made with the right balance of fizz and fun!
| Soft Drinks | Price |
|---|---|
| Coca Cola Classic Coke (Serves 1). | £3.80 |
| Diet Coke Sugar‑free Diet Coke (Serves 1). | £3.55 |
| Coke Zero Coke with zero sugar (Serves 1). | £3.55 |
| Belu Still (Small) Belu natural mineral water — small bottle. | £3.05 |
| Belu Still (Large) Belu natural mineral water — large bottle. | £5.55 |
| Belu Sparkling (Large) Belu sparkling mineral water — large bottle. | £5.55 |
| Belu Sparkling (Small) Belu sparkling mineral water — small bottle. | £3.05 |
H2: Popular Items at Côte Brasserie
Côte Brasserie is known for its classic French dishes, steakhouse-style mains, slow-cooked meats, and rich sauces, offering a more refined dining experience compared to typical UK casual restaurants. Most people visit for traditional French comfort food with a slightly premium feel. (Menu Spot)
- The Beef Cheek Bourguignon is widely chosen for its slow-cooked texture and deep, rich flavour
- The 10oz Ribeye Steak is popular for a classic steakhouse experience with a juicy, well-marbled cut
- The Côte Burger is often selected when users want something indulgent but familiar
- Seafood dishes like Pan-Fried Salmon Béarnaise are commonly picked for a lighter, balanced meal
- The Confit Duck à l’Orange is frequently ordered for a traditional French-style dish with a sweet and savoury finish
H2: Budget-Friendly Choices at Côte Brasserie
Côte Brasserie is positioned as a mid-to-premium UK restaurant, so value usually comes from simpler mains, set menus, or plant-based dishes instead of premium steaks or seafood. Choosing wisely can help keep the overall bill manageable.
Most affordable choices come from classic mains or set menus rather than high-end cuts like fillet steak.
| Option Type | What to Expect | Smart Choice Example |
|---|---|---|
| Value meals | Set menu with multiple courses | Beef Cheek Bourguignon |
| Light meals | Simpler mains or salads | Tuna Niçoise |
| Saver deals | Basic mains without extras | Mushroom Bourguignon |
| Everyday picks | Balanced French-style meals | Côte Burger |
- Choosing Mushroom Bourguignon instead of steak helps reduce total cost
- Set menus often provide better value than ordering starters, mains, and desserts separately
- Avoiding premium cuts like ribeye or fillet keeps the bill more controlled
H2: What to Order at Côte Brasserie Based on Your Needs
Côte Brasserie is ideal for sit-down dining, so your choice depends on whether you want something rich, classic, or lighter. The menu offers a good balance between meat, seafood, and plant-based options.
- For solo meals: The Côte Burger is a balanced and satisfying option
- For steak lovers: The 10oz Ribeye Steak is preferred for a rich and filling meal
- For traditional French flavours: The Beef Cheek Bourguignon is a classic choice
- For lighter meals: The Tuna Niçoise is commonly chosen for a fresher, less heavy dish
- For budget-conscious users: The Mushroom Bourguignon is a simple and affordable option
If you prefer something lighter, fish or salad-based dishes feel less heavy than slow-cooked meats or steak options.
H2: What to Know Before Ordering from Côte Brasserie
Côte Brasserie is designed for a relaxed dining experience, so meals are often richer and more filling than typical takeaway food. It’s best suited for sit-down meals rather than quick bites.
- Portion sizes are generous, especially for meat-based mains
- Set menus usually offer better overall value
- Add-ons like sauces and sides can increase total cost quickly
- Dishes like Beef Cheek Bourguignon are heavier than they appear
- Menu availability may vary slightly across UK locations
H2: Is Côte Brasserie Halal, Vegan, or Vegetarian Friendly?
Côte Brasserie offers vegetarian and some vegan-friendly options, but halal availability is not consistent across UK locations and should be confirmed with the branch.
| Category | Availability |
|---|---|
| Halal | Not widely available; confirm with the branch |
| Vegetarian | Several options including plant-based mains |
| Vegan | Limited but includes dishes like plant-based bourguignon |
H2: Alternatives to Côte Brasserie
If you are looking for similar UK dining experiences with a European or brasserie-style menu, there are a few strong alternatives depending on your preference.
- Brasserie Zédel is commonly chosen for a classic French dining atmosphere
- Café Rouge is often preferred for casual French-inspired meals
- Miller & Carter is suitable for users who want a steak-focused dining experience
Côte Brasserie UK – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
General Questions
Q1: What type of dining experience is offered?
A: It’s a French-style brasserie offering classic French dishes in a relaxed, modern setting.
Q2: How many locations are available in the UK?
A: There are over 70 locations across the UK, including cities such as London, Bath, Manchester, and Birmingham.
Q3: What are the typical opening hours?
A: Most locations open around 11:30 AM and close between 10:00 PM and 11:00 PM, with some branches opening earlier for breakfast on weekends.
Q4: Is there a dress code?
A: Smart-casual attire is appropriate. Most guests wear relaxed yet tidy clothing.
Q5: Do I need to book in advance?
A: Booking is recommended, especially for dinner times, weekends, and special occasions, though walk-ins are welcome.
Q6: Is it suitable for families with children?
A: Yes, the atmosphere is family-friendly and many locations offer a children’s menu.
Q7: Are there vegetarian or vegan options available?
A: Yes, the menu includes clearly labelled vegetarian and vegan dishes.
Q8: Is the venue accessible for wheelchairs?
A: Most locations offer step-free access and accessible toilets.
Q9: What type of food is served?
A: The menu includes steak, duck, fish, French onion soup, salads, and traditional French mains and desserts.
Q10: Is a service charge added to the bill?
A: A discretionary service charge is often added, typically between 10% and 12.5%, especially in larger city locations.
Pricing & Menu Questions
Q1: What is the price range for starters?
A: Starters usually range from £6 to £9, with popular choices including French onion soup and calamari.
Q2: How much do main courses cost?
A: Most mains range from £13 to £22, with premium steaks and seafood priced higher.
Q3: Is there a set menu available?
A: Yes, set menus are offered at lunch and early dinner times, often starting at around £12 for two courses.
Q4: What are typical Sunday options?
A: Sunday specials may include roast-style mains, such as chicken or beef, usually priced around £25 per person for two courses.
Q5: How much are desserts?
A: Desserts like crème brûlée and chocolate fondant are priced between £6 and £8.
Q6: Are vegetarian mains available and what do they cost?
A: Yes, vegetarian mains such as mushroom bourguignon are typically priced between £12 and £16.
Q7: What is the average price for a glass of wine or a cocktail?
A: Wine by the glass is typically priced from £7 to £10, while cocktails range from £9 to £12.
Q8: Are bottles of wine available?
A: Yes, bottles of red, white, or rosé usually start at around £25 and go up to £40 or more for premium selections.
Q9: Do prices vary between locations?
A: Pricing is generally consistent, though some city-centre branches may charge slightly more.
Q10: Is it considered good value for money?
A: Yes, it is often praised for consistent food quality, generous portions, and reasonable prices, especially with set menus.
