Recent Awards

Coq d'Argent offers fine dining in The City at its best, being nominated for Best Business Lunch in the London Restaurant Awards 2008, and Mickael has been chosen as a finalist for the Craft Guild of Chefs Awards 2008 in the Restaurant Chef category. Coq d'Argent was pleased to be included in the prestigious Harper's Bazaar Going Out Guide 2009 published Nov 2008 for the coolest places in the UK describing the restaurant as the ideal place to go from cocktails to Sunday lunch - "Coq d'Argent is pure escapism".

Coq d'Argent Restaurant

Head Chef Mickael Weiss has once again created a superb new menu for Coq d'Argent. Using only the finest ingredients Mickael's cooking reflects classic French cuisine with contemporary influences.

Our new Summer Menu reflects seasonal dishes for alfresco dining. Enjoy lunch on Coq d'Argent's rooftop terraces with unparalled panoramic views over The City of London. Coq d'Argent is the perfect venue, whether a formal meeting over a meal in the restuarant with stylish and discreet service, or a lighter lunch break from the office in the Brasserie.

Bar and Brasserie

The best location form alfresco dining in the Square Mile. Come and soak up the sun over a glass of wine on our terraces in the Bar and Brasserie over lunch, ordering from our new Summer menu. Dishes that reflect the hearty French bistro style menu, using only the freshest seasonal ingredients, such as Lobster and shellfish salad with vegetable macedoine, followed by Grilled rib eye steak with pommes frites and béarnaise sauce.

To help you unwind at the end of your working day, why not indulge in one of our new seasonal cocktails, enjoying the hot summer nights and the beautiful garden atomosphere whilst watching the sun set over the City in our exclusive rooftop garden. The snack menu includes a wide varietty fo Tapas and Mezze such as mini beef burger baguettes, or Fish cakes and dill créme frîche.

Please note Coq d'Argent Restaurant and Bar will be closed for private functions on the following dates in 2009:

JUNE

• Saturday 6th June, closed
• Sunday 7th June, closed
• Monday 8th June, closed for Breakfast
• Wednesday 10th June, closed for Breakfast and Dinner
• Thursday 11th June, closed for Breakfast
• Saturday 13th June closed
• Wednesday 16th June, closed for Dinner
• Thursday 17th June, closed for Breakfast
• Friday 18th June, closed for Breakfast
• Saturday 20th June, closed

JULY

• Saturday 4th July, closed
• Thursday 9th July, closed for Dinner
• Friday 10th July, closed for Breakfast
• Saturday 11th July, closed
• Saturday 18th July, closed
• Sunday 19th July, closed

AUGUST

• Saturday 8th August, closed
• Sunday 23rd August, closed
• Monday 24th August, closed for Breakfast
• Saturday 29th August, closed

SEPTEMBER

• Saturday 5th September, closed
• Sunday 6th September, closed
• Monday 7th September, closed for Breakfast
• Thursday 24th September, closed for Dinner
• Friday 25th September, closed for Breakfast

OCTOBER

• Saturday 3rd October, closed
• Saturday 10th October, closed