Côte Brasserie
Enjoy French classics and relaxed all-day dining in the heart of South Bank.
Taking place from 3 to 9 March, National Butchers’ Week celebrates the skills of traditional butchers.
Showcasing the talents of their in-house butchery team Côte Brasserie are giving away 50 portions of Steak Frites for free on Monday 3 March plus £10 off steaks throughout the week!
Sirloin steak deluxe at Côte Brasserie
Steak FREEtes Monday
To be in with a chance to score a free steak frites lunch at Côte Brasserie, all you need to do is be the first in line at Côte Brasserie at Royal Festival Hall on Monday 3 March. There’s no booking, simply join the queue and the first 50 diners will get a portion of Steak Frites for free. Doors open on Monday 3 March at 12 noon.
Enjoy £10 off steak for National Butchery Week
The National Butchery Week celebrations continue throughout the week with £10 of steaks and £20 off the decadent Côte de Boeuf at Côte Brasserie from Monday 3 March to Sunday 9 March.
Whether you enjoy a classic sirloin or a tender fillet, Côte has the perfect steak for you to try. For those who enjoy something hefty to share such as the luxurious 22oz sharing Rib-Eye steak Côte de Boeuf, you can enjoy £20 off during National Butchery Week.
In order to claim your £10 or £20 discount this week simply book your table online here and show the relevant code when you order:
£10 off steaks: ST 3304 750 572
£20 off Côte de Boeuf: CB 2561 386 746
Delicious steak options on the menu all come with sides and include: 10oz Rib-eye with frites (usually costs £28.25), Sirloin Steak Deluxe with Café de Paris butter and triple-cooked chips (usually £25.75) or 7oz fillet with frites (usually £32.50).
The 22oz rib-eye Côte de bouef is served with truffle hollandaise, frites and a choice of two sides and is recommended to share between at least two people (usually costs £65.95, £20 off for National Butchery Week).
*Note that the £10 off offer excludes steak frites.
Where to find Côte Brasserie in South Bank
Côte Brasserie is located at Royal Festival Hall opposite the side entrance on Mandela Walk (opposite the Nelson Mandela statue).
