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Chez Gerard, Trinity SquareI Like It...
| Chez Gerard - Trinity Square
Information for GroupsThe private room downstairs is contemporary but in a classic French way, with beautiful wood panelling and mirrors on the walls, and seats up to fifty in style. This room, with it's own private bar, is perfect for stand up drinks and canapés parties for up to 100 people. Critic's ReviewA French waiter with off-the-peg bonhomie gave us menus and the various promotions on offer, such as the evenings-only prix-fixè at £15 for three courses. The meat, cooked rare as requested, was tight-knit in texture and muted in flavour. Chips were thin, crisp and enthusiastically salty. The Bèarnaise was presented in a tiny pot.- © Evening Standard 2003 / Fay Maschler Photos from around the area
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Chez Gerard brings its winning combination to the City. Here you'll find bright spaces, light wood, flowers, swift service, and 'the best steak frites this side of Paris'. Oui, oui! The inspiration is the golden era of French brasseries, the 1930's, but with a comfortable modern edge. It's a buzzy, informal space that relaxes into easy conversation and romance in the evenings. Indulge your tastebuds in time-tested French brasserie cuisine. Try hot Camembert baked in its box with asparagus,
radish, celery and wheat biscuits, followed by steak frites cooked exactly as you require, followed by wine and a Gauloise.
