Entrecôte Café

Sharjah

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€4.95

Entrecôte Café

Entrecôte Café brings a touch of Swiss elegance to the Middle East. Originally founded in Europe, the restaurant now has a strong presence across major Emirati cities. It is known for its premium meat cuts, particularly the Wagyu beef, served with its signature Café de Paris sauce, a secret house recipe and the highlight of the menu. To finish your meal, explore their selection of classic French desserts.

Information

addressZawaya Walk - University City Road - Al Shahba - Mughaider Suburb - Sharjah
emailinfo@entrecote.me
phone+971 5 4200 3000
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