Eat and drink · Tetbury
Lola & Co, Tetbury
A Spanish tapas restaurant on Long Street, Tetbury, open every day from noon, with KOKO, its walk-in cocktail bar, next door from 5pm.
Tapas in the middle of Tetbury from a Spanish family who have cooked here for about ten years, open all day every day. Book the restaurant; for a drink and a plate without a booking, KOKO next door takes walk-ins only.
- Good: Open every day, noon to 10pm
- Good: Seasonal menu from small producers
- Good: KOKO cocktail bar next door, walk-ins only
- Good: Spanish family-run
- Worth knowing: Allergens handled in one kitchen; ask about gluten
- Worth knowing: Menu changes often; no dishes or prices online as text
About
Lola & Co is a Spanish tapas restaurant at 20A Long Street in Tetbury. The family behind it moved from Spain to England about ten years ago and began with a small tapas bar in the town; it is named after their dog, Lola.
The kitchen keeps to what is in season, buying from small producers, and makes everything in house. The menu changes with what is available, so we give no dishes here; ring or look at the current menu online. The kitchen handles all the common allergens, gluten among them, and cannot promise any dish is free of them, but the staff will guide you to gluten-free choices.
It opens every day from noon to 10pm, so it works for a late lunch after the shops as well as dinner. Book a table online or by email at [email protected], especially for larger groups.
Next door is KOKO, its smaller cocktail bar, named after Lola's best friend. It opens from 5pm until late every day, takes no reservations and serves food with cocktails, wine and whisky, which makes it the fallback when the restaurant is full. Both are a short walk from the Market House.
Opening hours and season
| Monday | 12:00 to 22:00 |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 12:00 to 22:00 |
| Wednesday | 12:00 to 22:00 |
| Thursday | 12:00 to 22:00 |
| Friday | 12:00 to 22:00 |
| Saturday | 12:00 to 22:00 |
| Sunday | 12:00 to 22:00 |
KOKO, the cocktail bar next door, opens daily from 5pm until late, walk-ins only.
The details
- Food
- European
- Serving
- Lunch · Dinner
- Booking a table
- Booking recommended
- Features
- Restaurant · Bar
Photos
The bar 
The dining room 
A cocktail at KOKO
Location
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Nearby walks, places and things to do
- The Close Hotel
- The Gilbertine Kitchen 0.0 km away
- Angel Cottage 0.2 km away
- Hobbs House Bakery, Tetbury 0.2 km away
Sights nearby
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Old police station and court, Tetbury
Sight · Historic building · Tetbury
Tetbury's police station and magistrates' court of 1884 on Long Street, with its cells and courtroom intact, now the town council offices and a free police museum holding what the council calls the largest collection of British handcuffs and restraints on public view.
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Market House, Tetbury
Sight · Historic building · Tetbury
Tetbury's pillared Market House of 1655 stands in the middle of the town: a timber-framed hall on three rows of stone columns, built and still owned by the Tetbury Feoffees, with a cupola, a dolphin weathervane and markets underneath every week. Grade I.
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St Saviour's Church, Tetbury
Sight · Church · Tetbury
A Victorian chapel of ease of 1848 on New Church Street, Tetbury, built for the poor who could not pay for pews at St Mary's and furnished with help from Pugin and Hardman; now cared for by the Churches Conservation Trust and open Monday to Saturday.
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St Mary the Virgin, Tetbury
Sight · Church · Tetbury
Tetbury's parish church, rebuilt in 1777 to 1781 by Francis Hiorn as a tall Gothick hall with wooden clustered columns, box pews and side passages, under a medieval tower and spire rebuilt in the 1890s. Grade I; open every day.