Located just off from broadmead Street and the Galleries shopping centre, Cote Brasserie makes for a delightful spot to enjoy some food after a trip out. With the ambiance of a suave cafe, Cote Brasserie offers a selection of traditional French recipes as well as some contemporary dishes for the modern British diner.
The menu at Cote Brasserie Quakers Friars tailors itself to meet the needs of all foodies, with meals that embody France such as the Breton fish stew, which has its origins on the coasts of Brittanny or tuna nicoise, named after the city of Nice. Cote Brasserie Quaker Friar prides itself on bringing a homely taste of the French to diners at a reasonable and accessible rate; along with traditional French dishes, Cote Brasserie maintains a range of dishes designed for modern dining such as steak frites and breton chicken. For plant-based diners, Cote Brasserie offers a range of vegan and vegetarian-friendly options such as the vegan burger or the Chickpea Taboule coated with a harissa dairy-free yoghurt.
Cote Brasserie Quakers Friars also offers an assortment of cooked British and French breakfasts such as eggs royale and the signature Full English. For something more modest, Cote Brasserie offers a range of light, fluffy pastries, perfect for a quick snack in the morning. Champagne brunch is also served throughout the weekend, providing a glass of Baron De Marck along with any breakfast option, in addition Bloody Marys and Mimosas are available, giving diners a great time to celebrate with friends.
The wine list at Cote Brasserie sees a delectable range of the citrusy white and crisp red wines that you would expect from a Parisian cafe, but for something lighter, Meteor beer is also available - brewed in one of France’s last independent breweries.
Cote Brasserie Quakers Friars offers a range of meals and drinks ideal to stop off for when shopping on the high street.