

Nestled in the heart of Marlow, Côte Brasserie provides a cosy atmosphere where you can relax and enjoy delicious French cuisine. Our beautifully designed interiors and expansive outdoor dining area provide the perfect setting for a leisurely meal, whether you’re joining us for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Côte Brasserie Marlow is ideally situated for those exploring the town’s many attractions. Just a short stroll away, you’ll find the iconic Marlow Bridge, the scenic Thames Path, and Higginson Park, making our brasserie the ideal spot for a meal before or after enjoying these local highlights.
Modern, all-day French brasserie chain, serving regional specialties & traditional classics.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 57 West St, Marlow SL7 2LS, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1628 481459
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: cote.co.ukthefork.co.ukopentable.co.uk
Order: Order online
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Reviews
So when it came to choose from the menu, I was told they had no potted crab or charcuterie. That left soup or beetroot salad. I decided to go without a starter, well it was lunch, and they did have cheese as a dessert. While I was waiting I was brought some complimentary bread and butter, which I did appreciate.
For my main course I went with the minute steak which came with fries. The steak looked a little anaemic, but the fries looked good. The steak did in fact have quite a bit of flavour and the fries were hot and crisp. The steak came with a sun dried tomato butter. They did have a special offer of free flowing fries, so they went and brought me another portion of fries as I was close to finishing mine. Overall for steak and frites, it was tasty, and for the special price menu, I thought it was good value for money.
I could have had a dessert, but I went with the cheese, which the menu said came with a choice of four cheeses, but I was told I could only have three. Which I didn’t quibble with. I gave my choice of three, but in the end though I had three portions of cheese, they doubled up as they were out of one of my choices.
I did check the menu later, and I should have had four cheeses. I wasn’t too enamoured with the charcoal crackers so was pleased that they I was given some more bread to have with my cheese. Cheese is cheese and apart from the lack of variety I enjoyed the cheeses I had on the plate, along with the quince jelly.
At the end of the day was I happy? Well I wasn’t unhappy. It was a pity there was limited choice for the starter, I had my heart set on the potted crab, and I also liked the sound of the charcuterie. However with the set menu choices it was restricted to the soup and the beetroot. I did enjoy the meal and it was nice to sit down, be served. Service was good, friendly and efficient.
Most importantly, the service was superb. We were primarily looked after by Jacob, who was outstanding – a genuine asset to the restaurant – as was his colleague. Their attentiveness and warmth made the night all the more special.
Highly recommended.
You pay £21 for a salmon filet size of your thumb and three broccoli florets covered by a small amount of sauce. Couple potatoes cut in half are given in separate bowl… The starter, squid rings – luke warm, likely reheated in microwave and oil was leaking from them.
£45 paid to be grossly disappointed. I can’t believe I paid £45 for that