Cote Brasserie

Located in the old music library, Côte Brasserie opened on the 19th of July.
A recent refurbishment of the premises will allow for a ground floor dining room and an outside terrace that can seat up to 60 people. The original features of the building have been retained to preserve the building’s heritage.

Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner and inspired by new trends in Paris where diners are turning away from over complicated expensive French food, Côte offers a modern approach to classic French dishes such as steak frites, tuna nicoise, moules marinières and corn fed chicken from Languidic in the heart of rural Brittany.

The menu evolves seasonally and a range of changing specials will ensure there is always something new for regular guests to enjoy. Perfect for a business meeting or mid morning coffee to take a break from shopping, Côte offers breakfast dishes such as full English breakfast, smoked salmon and scrambled eggs, eggs benedict - ham and poached egg on a toasted muffin with Hollandaise sauce. There is a week day lunch and early evening menu at £9.95 for two courses and £11.90 for three courses with dishes such as frisee, beetroot and goats cheese salad served with a walnut and mustard dressing followed by roast seabass fillet with Savoy cabbage and peas in a white wine and cream sauce.

Awarded the Best Value Restaurant in the UK by the Good Food Guide, Côte is dedicated to serving excellent dishes at very competitive prices. The atmosphere is informal and friendly and there is a reasonably priced wine list that has been selected from regional wines across France. There is free wifi available.

www.cote-restaurants.co.uk
Cote at The Old Music Library 115-116 Church Street, Brighton BN1 1UP
tel: 01273 687 541