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Kids eat free at Côte Brasserie this May half term

A delicious French-inspired family dining experience for the holidays

by Fiona Briggs
May 22, 2025
in Retailer News
Reading Time: 2 mins read

Côte BrasserieThis May half term, Côte Brasserie is making family dining even more special with the return of their popular Kids Eat Free offer.

From Friday May 23 May to Saturday 1 June, families can enjoy a high-quality, French-inspired dining experience while children (aged 12 and under) tuck into two complimentary courses when parents spend a minimum of £20.

Perfect for a relaxed brunch, a leisurely French lunch, or a comforting Sunday roast, this limited-time offer is designed to bring families together over great food in a warm and welcoming setting.

Côte’s specially curated children’s menu showcases the same commitment to fresh, thoughtfully sourced ingredients as the main menu, ensuring a meal that’s both nutritious and delicious.

Whether your child is an adventurous petit gourmand keen to try French Onion Soup and Steak Frites, or prefers a comforting Tomato Pasta Bake or Côte’s in-house butchered burger, there’s something for every young diner to enjoy. The experience ends on a sweet note with desserts like the Waffle Sundae, guaranteed to delight little guests.

The menus have been created by executive chef Steve Allen, formerly head chef at Restaurant Gordon Ramsay and Pétrus, blending the best of classic and contemporary French cuisine. Parents can savour signature dishes paired with expertly selected wines, all served in Côte’s stylish yet relaxed brasseries, perfect for family gatherings.

A Côte Brasserie spokesperson said: “At Côte, we believe dining is about more than just food, it’s about connection, comfort and creating memories. Our Kids Eat Free offer is the perfect way to make the May half term even more enjoyable, giving families the opportunity to relax and share a great meal together.”

With more than 70 restaurants across the UK, Côte offers an elevated yet approachable taste of France. Every dish is made with care, using only the highest quality ingredients, from sustainable seafood to premium meats prepared by Côte’s own in-house butchery.

The Kids Eat Free offer is available for dine-in guests who sign up to Côte’s newsletter, making it easier than ever for families to enjoy restaurant-quality dining together during the school holidays.

For full terms and conditions and to book a table, visit cote.co.uk.

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