Menu from Côte Weybridge
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegan
Vegetarian
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
Smoked Salmon
Sliced smoked salmon with dill, shallots, baby capers and crème fraîche dressing with toasted sourdough bread
Steak Frites
chargrilled thinly beaten out minute steak with frites and garlic butter (served pink)
Breton Fish Stew
traditional Breton fish stew of seabream, mussels, clams, prawns and squid with tomato, white wine and chilli
Half Chargrilled Poulet 'Breton'
Corn fed chicken reared in the heart of rural Brittany in the west of France which is renowned for its poultry. Served with frites
Desserts
Crème Brûlée
classic caramelised vanilla custard
Chocolate Fondant
warm chocolate fondant with vanilla ice-cream
Tarte au Citron (V)
Traditional lemon tart with Normandy crème fraîche and raspberries
More about the restaurant: Côte Weybridge
Winner | Best Value Restaurant in the UK
"... all the elegance, informality and buzz of a classic Parisian bistro”
– Good Food Guide
French dining in the UK has, without doubt, become synonymous with Côte Brasserie. When you want relaxed all-day dining and authentic French classics there is no need to look any further. This particular Côte Brasserie is one of the newest additions to a family of restaurants that is growing and growing, and you can find it on Church Street in Weybridge, right in the heart of town. It’s difficult to overstate how well Côte Brasserie does all of the simple, yet vital aspects of French dining just right. It’s a pleasure to behold, so reserve a table now.
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When you dine at Côte Brasserie you quickly see that there is so much more to French cooking than just a load of cream and garlic. Indeed the flavours are rich, but they’re also subtle and delicate. Really rather pleasant. It’s likely you’ve heard of Côte Brasserie, now a UK institution when it comes to French restaurants, and one of the most recent displays of how good this group of restaurants is can be found on Church Street in the distant London suburb of Weybridge – not too far from the Parish Church of Saint James Weybridge in the heart of town.
From the menu you can expect French classics cooked with love and inspired by the unmistakable brasseries of Paris. Begin perhaps with French onion soup, then a light main of tuna nicoise or a more substantial plate of traditional beef Bourguignon? All dishes at Weybridge’s Côte Brasserie are freshly cooked using high quality produce. This – combined with a dedication to service that you would struggle to find elsewhere, makes Côte Brasserie the choice if you’re looking for a classic French dining experience. Reserve a table now!