Students taking French can get a free steak frites on results day
All students visiting on the day will receive a £10 voucher to use on their next visit to celebrate.
A Côte spokesperson said: 'Results day is a milestone - exciting, emotional and sometimes nerve-wracking. But we believe in recognising effort, growth, and resilience – and we're proud to offer a little slice of French celebration to mark the moment.'
Offers available on 14 and 21 August 2025, from 12pm to close.
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