The EventOracle Brasserie in Ealing

Place seemed a bit disorganized, despite not being full. Once we were eventually seated, the waiter was very pleasant and took our order. However it was 40 minute wait before the eggs Benedict arrived, which seems a long time to wait for such a simple dish.The food was ok, nothing special, plating leaves a lot do be desired: even a few salad leaves would have elevated the dish. Instead, there were two eggs Benedict sad and alone in a very large plate, which did not seem adequate for the £9.25 price.Overall, disappointing experience, would not return.

Very pleasant lunch here, this being our first visit to a Cote. On todays experience I think I would be very likely to try this and other branches again. On this occasion we had the fixed lunch menu, at £14.95 pp for two courses a reasonable price for the quality provided. Nice venue, table setting includes linen napkin. Water (cooled) was provided without need to request. Appears a family friendly restaurant. On siite toilets met with partners approval. Staff were friendly and helpful and receipt indicates that all gratuities (optional 12.5%) go to staff at that branch... good to know.

A great local restaurant - guaranteed good food, great service and fresh ingredients. Very welcoming staff - namely, the one and only, Panos! Always a smile on his face, never lets the customer down (thanks for sourcing the Tabasco!) and always asks about the children when my husband and I dine together. I'm confident this chap could run every aspect of the restaurant; service is at the heart of everything he does. The person responsible for hiring him equally deserves an accolade! Helpful hint: have yet to see a trend with the capacity of the restaurant - always book online to avoid disappointment.

Went on a Friday evening, quite busy but very good atmosphere, manager did greeting and Natalya looked after us all evening. Wine was excellent a was crab and chicken parfait. Generous portions and lovely flavours. We both had the half chicken and that was also excellent with great fries, petit poi’s and spinach. Cannot recommend highly enough.

Food was great, but staff were clearly rushed off their feet for a Saturday morning, and our food took about 45 minutes to be served. Some dishes were served lukewarm, as if they had been waiting a long time in the kitchen. The social distancing from staff to customers was limited, which made us feel a little uncomfortable. Issues with food were addressed with staff at the time, and they offered to remove these items from the bill, which was appreciated.

Our usual place for brunch was fully booked, so we decided to try Cote Brasserie. The inside and the atmosphere was great. Service was quick and the staff very attentive. We had the Eggs Benedict and the French breakfast. Both were very decent, even though the portion of the Egg Benedict could have been slightly bigger. The bill was very reasonnable.

Wonderful atmosphere inside these premises. Everyone has a nice smile, are polite and are more than happy to talk you through the menu. The one person who stood out the most for me was Natalia, a great example of how to serve a customer.

The Food is beautiful done. There are different verity of dishes for vegetarians & vegan's but its a feast for meat & fish lovers. my friend really loved the beef bourguignon. I toke one star because unfortunately the service didn't was good. it was hard to request things that was missed or even order dessert so we left.

We are regular visitors at Cote. We have been to Cote Ealing for Dinner, Sunday champagne brunch and the odd lunch too.Cote is incredibly reliable for good food & service, all at a reasonable price in the local area. I would recommend the Tuna Nicoise salad, the Poulet Grille and the Spinach and Mushroom Crepes (when it is back on the menu!).

Very friendly staff and a lovely atmosphere. The menu caters for everyone, vegan, vegetarian and gluten. I chose Chickpea Taboulé and Mess aux Fruits Rouges from the Prix Fixe menu. I thoroughly enjoyed my first visit to Côte.