The Sri Lankan restaurant has kicked off this year with a brand-new plant-based menu starring 16 dishes. In keeping with their street food theme, these include hoppers, a bowl shaped coconut milk pancake with sambal and Sri Lankan Salsa; pineapple curry cooked in coconut milk and fennel; and fat sister pumpkin curry made with fragrant curry leaves, garlic and green chilli. Choose collection and you can tuck in with 50% off on Mondays to Wednesdays all the way through to 17 June (the Gloucester Road branch is open right now – look out for updates on Clifton when Covid-19 restrictions ease).

There’s something so innocently and unpretentiously fun about The Coconut Tree that you can’t help but love it. Plus, when the cost of literally staying alive, let alone dining out, is higher than ever, a menu where plates start at £4 (lamb cutlets, hoppers and sambol) and go up to a maximum of a tenner (beef brisket kothu and prawn fried rice) is very, very welcome. Offering up authentic Sri Lankan flavours in small ceramic dishes designed to be shared, there are tons of bold, spicy and vibrant things to choose from.

With six locations across the country, including two in Bristol, The Coconut Tree is an expanding empire that’s bringing the taste of Sri Lanka to the UK. The invitation to The Coconut Tree lies in the combination of rich colour and bold white lettering on every storefront. It’s simple but trendy, softened up by the addition of a friendly, little palm tree in the logo and most sites seem to incorporate tuk-tuks into the decor which adds an element of fun.

Address: 2 Byron Pl, Bristol BS8 1JT The Coconut Tree will transport you to the street food markets in Sri Lanka. If you find it hard to choose because you are spoilt for choice and are feeling a little bold, they also have an option where the chef will surprise you by choosing their favourite dishes. The restaurant also has the most vibrant cocktails.

Experience an explosion of flavours in vegetables, meats & fish along with sweet and fiery Cocotails... a naturally abundant vegan & vegetarian cuisine. Enjoy the warmth of Sri Lankan hospitality & cuisine, their dishes are rich in Ceylon spices with recipes going back generations from their very own parents' kitchens!

If you're looking for some seriously droolworthy vegan grub, then head to The Coconut Tree Clifton Triangle or Glos Road and feast your eyes on their showstopping menu packed with fragrant flavours. Enjoy small plates or larger dishes like warming curries, with 16 vegan options to choose from.

237-239 Cheltenham Road, BS6 5QP, and 2 Byron Place, BS8 1JT. The Sri-Lankan restaurants will offer 50% off all food and non-alcoholic drinks Monday to Wednesday throughout September. The Coconut Tree is offering an overall 50% discount to all food, removing the £10 limit.

The delicious food served here is Caribbean and scrumptious. The menu has GF and GFO (i.e. gluten-free options) and you won't have to have a separate menu (or worse, the dreaded folder) to find out what's safe for you. You can visit either Clifton or Gloucester Road.

Coconut Tree prepares small plate Sri Lankan food, with a few locations in the city. We visited as part of British Dal Week and tried their specialty dal of the week, made with red lentils, coconut, and turmeric.

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Sri Lankan food doesn’t scream “festive food” to those of us from England. But The Coconut Tree‘s Sri Lankan-style split sprouts and cashews have changed our mind.