Coco Tang: Popular Nottingham cocktail bar and café confirms future after business listed for sale
Themed bar and cafe inspired by 1950s Saigon serves authentic Vietnamese cuisine and drinks
The future of a popular Nottingham café and bar has been confirmed after the business was listed for sale.
Coco Tang, a Vietnamese café, Asian bakery and cocktail bar on Byard Lane and Bridlesmith Gate is currently being marketed by estate agent Savills.
First opened in November 2008, Coco Tang has cemented itself in the Nottingham food and drink scene and is known for its authentic Vietnamese cuisine and cocktail lounge.
House of Coco Tang, the speakeasy underground bar venue, is hidden behind a 1980s-style Mong Kok, Hong Kong alley, featuring neon lights and is recognised for its Instagram aesthetics.
Coco Tang’s café and Asian bakery opened in 2018 with a traditional Vietnamese courtyard, inspired by 1950s Saigon, now known as Ho Chi Minh City.
Set over two floors, it features a roof garden, handmade seating and imported Vietnamese planters and window shutters.
In an effort to reassure customers, a spokesperson for Coco Tang told NottinghamWorld: “Coco Tang is not closing, it’s a thriving business.
“We have no statement to issue from the owners about their intentions or any potential sale.”
Estate agent Savills, who are marketing Coco Tang for £91,000 said the sale was “an extremely rare opportunity” and described the business as “highly successful”.