Côte Brasserie is a taste of modern French cuisine, inspired by bustling Parisian bistros. Côte can always be relied upon for authentic French dishes, you should really visit to try their delicious Breakfast and French-inspired Sunday roast menu.

Expect heavenly pastries, baguettes and crêpes sitting next to classics such as the Full English Breakfast on the menu. Why not try Côte's twist on the British staple? Their French Breakfast includes two fluffy scrambled eggs, boudin noir, French streaky bacon and a field mushroom on toasted brioche. 

There's a selection of morning drinks to accompany your leisurely Breakfast, from a cafe au lait to a more lively Mimosa of  Blanc de Blanc Brut with fresh orange juice.

Their French Sunday lunch menu is an equally eclectic affair, created with a unique twist exclusively for two to share. Choose from corn-fed marinated chicken or sirlion steak (16oz), served with Comté & thyme ‘Yorkshire puddings’, crispy confit potatoes, gratin Provençal, tenderstem broccoli, lemon & herb aioli and peppercorn sauce.

Côte Brasserie brings a charming slice of French life to London. Conveniently situated , this chic brasserie is within walking distance of Bond Street Underground Station.

After starting your day like a Parisian with a relaxed Breakfast at Côte, take a stroll at the nearby Hyde Park.

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Breakfast
Served from 9am until 11:30am Monday to Sunday

Sunday Lunch
12pm - 10:30pm

  • Gluten Free
  • Breakfast
  • Sunday Lunch
  • Groups
  • Vegetarian Options
6-8 St. Christopher's Place, London, W1U 1ND
Overall rating
4.2
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    2 months ago
    Cote always offers good value when you stick to the ‘prix fixe’ menu. I have eaten here 5 or 6 times recently and although the food is consistently good, the service is not the most welcoming. The service feels like they are doing everything they need to and nothing more. There is nothing to complain about but a warmer greeting and a little more effort during service would be welcomed.
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    2 months ago
    We visited this restaurant on Mother’s Day for a quick lunch. There were four of us plus a toddler, and while the restaurant wasn’t particularly busy, the atmosphere inside felt quite dull—there was no music or energy to make the experience more enjoyable. We ordered from both the regular menu and the set menu. The starters were average at best, but the main courses were a real disappointment considering the prices. I ordered the fillet steak, which cost £33, and it arrived with only a few fries and a sprinkle of parsley on the side—definitely not worth the price. I had also ordered a side of broccoli, but the portion was so small that even the manager was surprised and offered us another one free of charge. To make matters worse, I never received my peppercorn sauce, and since no one came to check on our meals, I didn’t get the chance to ask for it. The service was quite slow; we waited a long time for both our main courses and desserts. Overall, the food was below average, and for the prices they charge, I expected much better. It was a disappointing experience, and I wouldn’t rush back.
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    a week ago
    Cote is like an old friend: reliable, welcoming and always good value, especially the Prix Fixe menu which is a total bonus within this pricey area of London. And eating al fresco on a warm May evening was even better!