Menu from Côte Hale
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegan
Vegetarian
Warm Roquefort Salad
Endive, walnut and crouton salad with a warm Roquefort cheese dressing
French Onion Soup
Rustic French onion soup with a sourdough croûte and melted Comté cheese
Prawn Gratinée
King prawns in a white wine, garlic, chilli and tomato sauce with toasted garlic and parsley croutons
Breton Fish Stew
Traditional Breton fish stew of seabream, mussels, clams, prawns and squid with tomato, white wine and chilli
Steak Frites
Chargrilled thinly beaten out minute steak with frites and garlic butter
Beef Bourguignon
Traditional Beef Bourguignon with potato and chive purée, bacon lardons and chestnut mushrooms
Desserts
Chocolate Fondant
Warm chocolate fondant with vanilla ice-cream
Tarte Fine aux Pommes
Crisp puff pastry tart with finely layered apples and vanilla ice-cream
Crème Caramel
Traditional set vanilla pod custard with dark caramel and cream
More about the restaurant: Côte Hale
“The set lunch here is a bargain”
– Good Food GuideInspired by the brasseries of Paris, Côte Brasserie provides a chic yet relaxed all-day dining experience, with branches located all over the UK including here in Trafford. Whether it’s for a leisurely breakfast or a three-course evening meal, Côte Brasserie offers a menu of classic French cuisine with a contemporary twist, featuring everything from steak frites to duck confit and sweet treats like crêpes. You’ll find Côte Brasserie’s Hale restaurant located on Ashley Road, just a few minutes walk from Hale train station. To guarantee a table, making a reservation in advance is recommended.
Frequently asked questions
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Côte Brasserie is committed to providing diners with the most authentic French experience possible, and that’s why they put so much care into sourcing the best ingredients in order to create the world famous cuisine for a domestic UK audience. The pork rillettes and Charentais melons come directly from the famous Rungis market in Paris, while the corn-fed chicken is sourced from rural Brittany. Start your day off at Côte Brasserie in Hale à la française with the crêpe complete (a warm crepe with two-free range eggs, bacon and shaved Gruyère cheese), or the croque monsieur. Tuck into a light meal at lunchtime like the tuna niçoise, spinach and mushroom crepes or salmon fishcakes, or go all out with a three-course meal in the evening.
We recommended beginning with the French onion soup before moving on to the sautéed salmon fishcakes with baby spinach salad, dill and a wholegrain mustard sauce, then round off the experience with some creme brulee or chocolate mousse. Experience a little piece of Paris in Hale at Côte Brasserie on Ashley Road. A popular Trafford choice for breakfast, lunch and dinner, seats can fill up quickly so remember to book ahead to avoid missing out. Bon appetit!