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Côte Brasserie launches £1 kids’ meals nationwide this February half term

by Fiona Briggs
February 13, 2026
in Retailer News
Reading Time: 1 min read

Côte Brasserie has launched Kids eat for £1 during February half term.

Families dining out can enjoy significant savings as Côte Brasserie launches the limited-time nationwide offer.

Available from Monday 16 to Friday 20 February, the app-exclusive promotion allows children aged 12 and under to enjoy quality brasserie dishes at a fraction of the usual price when dining with a full-paying adult.

The offer can be redeemed multiple times throughout the week, making it ideal for family breakfasts, lunches and dinners during the school holidays.

The half-term offer includes a two-course kids’ meal for £1 with every full-price adult main course or a kids’ breakfast for £1 with every adult hot breakfast or Brasserie Breakfast.

Côte’s kids’ menu has been thoughtfully designed to offer well-prepared dishes made with quality ingredients. While adults enjoy French-inspired brasserie classics, children can choose from a balanced selection of familiar favourites and more adventurous options.

Choices include calamari followed by a classic cheese and ham croque for budding food lovers, alongside comforting staples such as Andrea’s pasta, developed by a young chef, and the hearty Côte Burger. The menu caters to a wide range of tastes, including fussy eaters, while maintaining Côte’s focus on flavour and quality.

The offer is available exclusively via the Côte Brasserie app and can be redeemed as many times as guests wish during the promotional period. Diners simply need to book a table, download the app and enjoy relaxed, affordable family dining throughout half term.

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