
The Coconut Tree Cheltenham
Sri Lankan street food with soul
About The Coconut Tree Cheltenham
Tucked away on St Paul's Road, The Coconut Tree brings proper Sri Lankan street food energy to Cheltenham's town centre. This isn't your typical curry house, think vibrant small plates designed for sharing, from kottu roti chopped fresh on the griddle to crispy hoppers and punchy sambols that...
Highlights
- Popular choice with 1,655 reviews
- Located in Pittville
- European cuisine
Opening Hours
When to Visit
Frs around 19:00
Mos around 12:00
The Experience
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to book a table at The Coconut Tree Cheltenham?
Booking is recommended, especially for weekend evenings. You can usually book via their website or by phone.
Where is The Coconut Tree Cheltenham located?
The Coconut Tree Cheltenham is at 59 St Paul's Road, Cheltenham GL50 4JA.
Is The Coconut Tree Cheltenham suitable for special occasions?
Yes, The Coconut Tree Cheltenham is a great choice for celebrations and special dining occasions.
Does The Coconut Tree Cheltenham cater for dietary requirements?
Most restaurants in Cheltenham accommodate dietary needs. Contact The Coconut Tree Cheltenham directly to discuss specific requirements such as vegetarian, vegan, or gluten-free options.
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