Coco’s Tea Room & Bistro

My friend and I came for High Tea and we enjoyed the food. Service was great and we liked walking through the Antique Mall after.

Recently we had a baby shower here and we were very pleased with how the staff accommodated us. All of the hosts live long-​distance, and Debra was very responsive as we communicated. We made several requests, all of which were exceeded by Debra. The room is cozy and our waitress was terrific in serving the meal and refilling our drinks. We thought the sampler plate was delicious and was just right for lunch. The desserts were fabulous. Guests commented on the pleasant location and the lovely lunch. Highly recommend for a special event.

The tea experience was below average. The tea sandwiches were not impressive and didn’t have much of a taste. If you make reservations for more than the people that show up, they charge you. Tip is also already included which is tacky since I know how to tip… Especially for tea. The deserts were not fancy. This tea experience was kinda blah. However my tea experience started in NYC & GA so I do have high standards. I would not hold a party here but I could meet up with a friend and do tea but don’t expect anything fancy. One of the sandwiches had a kraft slice of cheese in the sandwich. I have as a bit surprised… because kraft sliced cheese is not real cheese in my book.

I love Coco’s! My mom and I go here a lot. We both normally get the sampler plate. It’s a quite and cute tea room and the service is great! It’s inside the Antique Mall. They have also added more manly food so my husband now enjoys going there too.

Although it’s a nice space with nice comfy chairs and nice service, the food was not so nice. Well, it wasn’t actually bad, but that’s really because the food is fairly tasteless and we couldn’t tell.
I ordered the trio plate with a Caesar salad, cranberry walnut chicken salad, and the soup of the day, which was chicken noodle. Oh, where to start… the chicken salad was dreadful and looked old and sad — it was possibly from the Eisenhower era. They use chicken that was so shredded it became a paste and it definitely tasted canned… like in the Eisenhower era. There were no walnuts that I could tell and the cranberries added nothing to the mix. The soup was edible. Almost tasteless. I think they also used canned chicken in the soup. And a surprise! The Caesar was nice and fresh. But for nearly $ 10 it was a terrible deal.
My husband ordered the roast beef po-​boy. Oh boy. Bland and tasteless with poor quality beef (and very little of it) and the bread was too soft. $ 9 for this.
We finished with some tea and coconut cream pie. My complaint here was that I simply ordered some apricot tea. The waitress didn’t ask if I wanted a cup or pot (I didn’t know they had a choice) and just brought me a pot. So I paid for the pot and only drank a cup. But it tasted fine, but there’s no way to screw up hot water and a tea bag. The pie was nice with a good crisp crust and very fresh coconut flavor. Small slice though.
Thankfully we had a coupon for $ 20 worth of food so we didn’t feel like we wasted too much money. But this place is totally overpriced for the poor quality of the food they serve.

Went here with my mom, aunt, and 92 year old grandmother for a ladies lunch. The chairs were very comfortable and the tea room was nicely decorated.
I started with the mango fruit tea that was really good. Grandmother had hot tea that came in a really cute red tea pot. I had the tuna and chicken salad. It came with a croissant and some fruit. Aunt and Mom also had the chicken salad. Grandmother had the quiche Lorraine.
The chicken and tuna salad was dry and not very flavorful. The quiche and soup would be your best bet. The deserts were amazing!!! We had the triple chocolate bunt cake, key lime pie, and banana cream pie. I would go for high tea or just desert. Cute place though.