Coco

Coco of Croxley’s is a bit of West Hollywood in the quiet English suburbs. The décor is comfortable and unique while the menu is classic and eclectic. There’s something everyone will love about this place. We visited on an early Saturday morning. I had the poached eggs, chorizo and avocado mash on a toasted bread while my boyfriend ordered the ham & cheese panini (but with a French fancy name) and a side of toast with jam/​peanut butter. They give you the WHOLE tub of pb&j so spread all you want.
All in all, any time I miss home I will come by Coco. And even if you’re not bothered by delicious food and just want to chat then come ask the owners about their jet-​setting ways. I guess Croxley’s more than meets the eye.

Adore Coco’s. Everything about it. Lovely staff, great food, well priced, great cosy vibe (cool big sharing table and little cute ones) and a nicely styled café. Think Graham and Green décor and you are catching the right drift… Has a few out front tables and a little courtyard type area at the back for summer… complete with old school, war time outdoor loo.
Ticks all the boxes. Lattes are great. Make mine a caramel one if you’re buying. They do take out coffee too which is great if you are passing on the way to the tube station. And they have a loyalty card for that too. I’ve had lunches and breakfasts here. Both very scrummy. Presuming food is locally sourced. Not sure. Poached eggs smashed it and they do lots of cakes and yummy soups, sarnies and wraps. Food is cooked in open style kitchen, so patience is needed as its often busy and kitchen is very small.
I’d say only thing missing to complete the look is a vintage cash register/​till. Coco also does comedy night, a stitch & bitch evening (which I am saddened to say I was rubbish at knitting/​almost started a fire with the table candle and knitting instructions… so quit after one go!) and an open mic night (yes, I’m tempted!). It’s nice to see this place in good ol’ Croxley Green and I’m sure it’s gonna last.

This is such a lovely coffee shop. I go quite often although it is a bit of a journey for me. The staff are so friendly and the décor is lovely. It’s a small shop but the space and the menu has been designed with so much care and attention.
The menu changes quite a lot with lots of specials and seasonal options.
The coffee is absolutely wonderful and the baristas obviously have a passion for coffee.
I would highly recommend this place for a quick coffee, a delicious lunch or a laid back afternoon tea.