Coco Tang Oriental Cafe in Nottingham

A really nice cafe that does a selection of hearty Vietnamese food, beer, cakes and cocktails. The food we had was a sizable main meal portion and really tasty. And the cakes looked and tasted amazing.I can definitely see us coming back for beers and cake at least and the food if we are in the area and in need of it.

Coco Tang is one of the best places for food and drinks in Nottingham. The food is absolutely delicious and so fresh tasting. It would be great to have a few more vegetarian/vegan options, but what they do have is exceptional quality.The cocktail menu very fun. The drinks are quirky and themed, but they do not let this affect the quality which is great to see.I would definitely recommend trying the cakes for dessert, or coming here separately for coffee and a cake. It would be great little brunch date!The staff also add to the experience. I wanted a pina colada on my last visit and even though they had run out of the ingredients for version on the menu, they offered to make me a classic one instead.

Went in for a cake and coffee and both were super nice. The interior decoration is really cool and you get different vibes for their cafe, restaurant and bar. Even the bathroom is worth a photograph!

Nice vibe. Was good. The drinks were amazing. The food was nice but would have been better a little warmer.

27/03/22⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Five stars, well deserved.Thank you for your kind hospitality yesterday on Mothering Sunday 🌺We, my son and I visited for a refreshing Peach tea 🍑 🍵It was delicious and the service was first class 👌👏A special thank you for serving us on a particularly busy day, Mother's Day.The atmosphere, setting is so lovely. 💚Definitely highly recommend. Plan on visiting again soon.Love, Mary and Michael ☮️

I had passed by many weeks ago, noticed a Japanese Syphon. Many weeks later I paid a visit.My expectations not high, I expected a Vietnamese restaurant serving bad coffee. I was pleasantly surprised by what I found.It is always a pleasant surprise to stumble across an excellent coffee shop. In many ways a surprise no one has ever mentioned to me.I stayed and had a chat, but not a coffee, as I lacked the time, not yet had lunch.Later I returned.From the outside, tiny, inside a veritable rabbit warren.A beautiful roof top garden. But please,No Smoking.Down in the basement, a bar. There was also a bar behind the coffee shop.On walking in, V60, Vietnamese pour over, EK43 grinder, an impressive custom made Slayer espresso machine from Seattle (of which are justifiably proud).At the rear, tucked in a corner past the bar, a Giessen roaster, on the floor sacks of green beans.After a good look around I was handed a coffee menu with pictures of the various coffees served.I chose a cappuccino. It was excellent.I left with a bag of their house blend.Everyone I spoke to went out of their way to be helpful.My only criticism, in an otherwise impressive establishment, was storage and sale of the coffee beans. Stored in glass jars, exposed to light and exposed to oxygen each time the jar opened. There needs to be information on the provenance of the beans. This could be a postcard.I can see a return visit to try the food, as unlike Pho (a corporate chain serving fake Vietnamese street food) the food authentic.

Absolutely love this place, its been a family favourite fpr years. Amazing fresh & authentic food. The beef pho is the best I've ever had..Cocktails are the best in nottm too..Interior decor just gorgeous....staff very friendly and helpful with allergies..We shall be back soon. 😋😋😋

This is the first time I have had Vietnamese cuisine and it was a treat! The food was lovely - fresh salad leaves, meat full of flavour and tender - which blends well on the taste buds. The restaurant decor taking you to a different place.I'll certainly be going back.

Fantastic Vietnamese restaurant, pleasantly surprised.Staff are extremely attentive and very friendly.Menu has just enough choice and every meal looks lovely.My fiance and I had Pho soup which was a lovely winter warmer. As pictured you are given a separate plate to add as much chili's, basil leaves, beansprouts and lime as you want.Plenty of meat in the pho soup which is hard to come by nowadays.My sister ordered the ribs that were technically a side, but she doesn't eat much and that was more than enough for her. She said they were top class too.The building itself is quite interesting too, quite rustic inside with multiple floors showing different creative styles from the restaurant owners.Fried banana with coconut ice cream is a must. Flan was also quite nice.Reasonably priced, a great experience, definitely going again.

Amazing Asian food here, highly recommend pineapple rice, and basically anything from the menu. They do great coffees, with a little variety of different beans. Everything is served in lovely locally made pottery (you can buy them too). Only downside is having to go back downstairs to order the food from the small coffee shop at the front. Would be nice to have the option to order on an app/website or for servers to take your order at the table.