Coco’s Family Restaurant

Awesome Service, and awesome food. I was in town for 3 days, and I ate Cocos veggie burgers for two of them. I am proud to say that they are far better than Denny’s burgers, an portions are great. We didn’t eat in, but rather did take out and the guy at the counter, sorry I didn’t get his name, but he was amazing as far as service goes, and making sure that we had everything we needed to satisfy our hunger before we left there. Thank you so much for making this trip worth it!
ps. Try the pies, you wont regret it!

You have to love finding relatively cheap eats around the Vegas strip area. This place is comparable to a Denny’s restaurant but with a sweet twist. They have an old lady that comes in and make desserts for them daily. These desserts seem to win Awards at various functions, so they are supposedly very good.
After many rain delays and finally making it to Vegas, I was hungry, and this place is 20 feet away from my Hotel. I went in and automatically realize that they were a Denny’s style place. You know I took the time to look at all of the deserts in the display case with the accompanied awards won for the dish. I asked what the specials were and we’re giving three different specials. The staff was really nice and actually gave me the pros and cons of each special. I was told that they were known for the breakfast and their burgers, but the burger that was on special was really small. Of course I went with the breakfast special that was essentially $ 7 for 2 eggs, 2 sausages or bacon, 2 pancakes, and choice of country potatoes or hash browns.
It was a lot of food and a great value. All in all, it was decent eating at a great price. The pancakes had great texture and was very big. Overall the breakfast was decent, but nothing to write home about. I can’t give them more than three stars until I try their desserts. I saw that they had a homemade banana cream pie for $ 8 for the entire pie, but didn’t wish to eat an entire pie by myself… that night!
All in all, if you want decent food at a great price, this place is a great find right off the Las Vegas Strip. Be warned, some people may not like the surrounding area at night! I did see a bum sleeping behind the building in the shade.

I think we might have been better off coming here for breakfast or brunch. We were seated right away for dinner, and our waitress was very nice and attentive. I got the rib dinner and it was just ok, so much so that I didn’t get dessert. The shrimp was breaded and seemed like the ones I might be able to purchase in the frozen food section. The prices were reasonable, but I would come back just to do breakfast but that would be about it.

Went here for breakfast back in March 2016 and the food was terrible. As I waited for my food I saw a couple just get up and leave. Their plates looked like they hardly touched them. Thought nothing of it everyone else was still eating looked like a busy place. I got my pancakes they looked great took a few bites and the middles of each one was uncooked. Wife started looking hers over and there was a black curly hair on a piece of melon that came with here meal. This was our experience. Went in looking for some breakfast came out grossed out. I cannot recommend this place.

The wife and I have been coming here for breakfast every time we visit Vegas. It’s worth the walk from the strip. Most hotels charge $ 17 for a basic cheese omlette. You can get an awesome specialty omlette with toast and hash browns for $ 10. Not bad for vegas! Food quality is always superb.

Pretty good food. The service was great, and it’s nice to pay a reasonable price for breakfast in Las Vegas.

Decided to do a morning breakfast date with my littles before I took her to daycare. Right as I walk in the hostess asks me «Is there something you need? «Needless to say that threw me off. I told her that I was there to eat and she showed me to a table. Our servers name was Javier. He made up for the initial entrance with hostess. He was very polite and professional. I had an order of eggs benedict with a side of fruit for my little girl. Overall food was decent, and hearty. The hostess did come up to me to apologize for her actions. No hard feelings, she’s young and seems newer to the industry. Ask for Javier if this is your morning stop.

I’m super allergic to gluten and I have eaten here several times late night with John as waiter & they are ALWAYS so careful with my food! Came in early tonight with Donna as waitress and Carlos as manager and they both had talks with kitchen staff about my allergies and I had a great late NY steak Med-​rare (perfectly cooked, unlike some OTHER places), with mash and broccoli.
Super safe for celiacs and a HUGE gluten free menu! Highly recommended!

Went to Las Vegas with friends, was looking for good «Mom’s & Pops» breakfast/​dinner.
Guess what, I found it. Seriously, great breakfast and brunch.
Las Vegas could be «nickels and dimes» for everything, I have tried few breakfast places on the strip and it was disappointing; but don’t take me wrong, their food was typical «OK», I could make it myself if I could.
Coco’s Family place does really stands out compare to many dinners and restaurants. Service is really good, its fast enough to believe that your food was cooked :). I don’t like to throw «very fast service» cliché cause microwaved food is not cool thing!
Their Eggs Benedict are excellent! I cant even add anything to it. They serve various types of breakfast from pancakes to egg and steaks.
The place looks like typical dinner, its clean and modest. If I will visit LV again, I will be back 100%.

Best breakfast that I’ve had in a long time! The place is a little run down, could use some remodeling, but the food and service is superb! I would recommend the Gouda and potato hash omelet… potatoes hash is a Coco signature dish made of potatoes, onion, green pepper, mashed potatoes, spices (A-​1 sauce), it is fantastic and I would order it again and again. The meal is served with your choice of bread, potatoes or fruit, huge portions for around $ 10. I had some fresh fruit too, which was melon, very good too.

so the ratings are pretty high for this place but honestly they just do everything textbook. wait was slow and they were just at capacity, maybe if 4 parties came int he last party or two would have to wait.
got the french toast and eggs and bacon. all were fine but nothing extraordinary. id say just a shade above ihop. eggs were very oily.
ORDER: wait staff
JEANS: OK by far
i wish i got the pies. this place is off the strip and next to howard johnson

I stopped in here for take out breakfast for 2 this morning before heading back to LA. The experience that I had which should have been simple ended up being so bad it’s almost laughable.
In case you need a reminder of the basics when working in the food service industry, just read this review. This covers most everything.
1. Greeting customers
When I entered this place, I walked up to the counter where you pay. There were 4 employees standing directly behind this area chatting with each other about non-​work related things. They looked at me but did not say anything for what seemed like forever. 2 of them left and the other 2 proceeded to chat about a stain on their hoodie (a conversation which also included the hoodie being placed on the counter to show the other worker). While I stood there feeling awkward, one of them looked at me with a very obviously irritated look because clearly I was interrupting their personal chat time. After more awkward waiting, someone finally came over to greet me.
2. Workplace knowledge
I asked a question about one of the menu items and was given wrong information. The basic question involved what sides were included with the menu item. I apologized because I thought I was wrong, but then after ordering I googled it and found out that I was right, so I went and «changed» (aka corrected) my order.
3. Paying attention
When I received my order, I was not given the coffee I purchased. When I asked for it, the worker was unapologetic and didn’t even remember how many I ordered.
4. Basic food safety/​proper cooking
When I got back to my hotel and was eating my food, I noticed that the sausage was totally pink inside (see image). I’m no chef, but I’m pretty sure it’s not supposed to be like that.
In addition, I was only given utensils for 1 person. Total fail.
The only good thing about this breakfast was that the pancakes were tasty. However, the soggy bacon and undercooked sausage don’t allow me to say that the food was good overall.
I don’t want to say that all of the employees at this location are terrible, but the 6 young ones that I encountered this morning definitely do not do their jobs appropriately at all.

Great restaurant off the Vegas strip for breakfast and lunch. Food is good and great attention.

Javier best server we have had in a long time. Restaurant was jam packed. Super friendly and polite. We would recommend this restaurant to all. Wow we just got our food!!! 7 minutes. Thanks Cocos.

It’s late, you’re dog tired and skulking back to the Howard Johnson inn.
But first food is needed.
This isn’t anything fancy or amazing like the strip. It’s «let’s eat on the cheap and then go to bed» food.
The burgers are ok. –try the bacon burger
Same with the omelettes — the something Swiss one
Avoid the steaks –frozen, under-​seared, and chewy
I didn’t try the pie. But if I did I guess apple would be my goto.
Service was fast and efficient, a short wait it seems if your party is small, and the coffee gets refilled on the fly. My cup never went dry which is service that I like.
For about $ 20 for two people, it’s a fair price for decent food that will make tomorrow’s hangover a little more bearable.

Came across this place by accident. Prices are really reasonable and the food is pretty good. I had the Blackened Baja Barramundi and my friend had the prime rib BBQ burger. The fish was nothing special but the zucchini and rice pilaf were good. Overall could have been warmer. The burger had really good flavor.
We came at 5:30 pm (soon after arriving in Vegas). There were only two other people eating, so I would expect the food to be fresher and hotter.

Great breakfast place off the Vegas strip. Try the cinnamon bun French toast! We visited this place twice during our stay in Vegas.
The first time was very late or very early however u look at it. The waitress was great ! I had the corned beef has with the specialty potatoes. It was ok. On my second visit before heading to the airport, it was a Saturday morning and it was packed. Tried the Pacific Scramble it was really tasty.

I visited this restaurant twice during my vacation in Las Vegas. The first time I went it was after midnight and I had the Cinnamon Roll French Toast ($ 7.89). It was absolutely delicious and a huge portion for the price. Our server Donna was very friendly and pleasant. The atmosphere was welcoming and pleasant to dine in. Everything came out as ordered and quickly.
The restaurant was so good that we had to return on the morning of our last day in Vegas before our flight. The restaurant was busy but service was still above and beyond. We were seated immediately upon entering and the server came right over and asked what we would like to drink.
I ordered the Western Omelet with fresh fruit. It was a large portion and so tasty. The fruit was extremely fresh and juicy.
I highly recommend this restaurant to everyone in the Las Vegas area. It’s open ²⁴⁄₇. You can’t beat a restaurant that is reasonably priced with delicious food and great service. Eating off the strip will save you a bundle and in most cases the food and service is much better too!

Not sure if we just came in on the bad overnight chef or what, but this is the worst food I’ve ever had. Everything was slimy and tasted odd, french toast was warm, not hot, the sausages look awful. Neither of us could finish the meal, and that says a lot. The coffee is not very good at all, the menus on Unilocal are outdated, the table and silverware were dirty, etc. There was a gaping hole in the ceiling from water damage as well. The server, John was the only thing saving this place from getting one star; he made sure we told him that we weren’t satisfied even after we kind of tried to play it off. Good for him for caring, and he did offer us a slice of pie as recompense, but we can’t recommend this place at all.

Tropicanna, the hotel we were staying in was within walking distance from Cocos and the ratings were high so I figured I would try it. Upon walking in I was greeted by a awful smell which was extra strong in the restroom but I figured a bad smell would not discourage me from eating good food.
The atmosphere reminded me of a old diner from the 60 ’ s but it was missing the friendly waitress with the pen behind her ear. Instead our waitress was straight to the point not rude but not at all big on conversation. If I could rate the menu alone I would give it 5 stars everything looked delicious and the descriptions made you think you couldn’t go wrong with any of the menu items.
I decided on the mouth watering charbroiled Turkey burger. The burger was a frozen turkey patty and the bread was supposed to be wheat but looked like a regular bun fresh toppings though. The fries were very thin and not bad but not good either. My friend had the pancakes which she said was ok. The turkey bacon was cooked perfectly I was told.
If you are looking for a cheap breakfast and Dennys is too far of a walk for you this might be your best bet.

Deux petits dej la bas, le menu est plutôt varié, les pancakes sont bons et grands mais un peu bourratifs (possibilité de demander une box si on n’arrive pas à finir). J’ai aimé le bacon, qui ici n’est pas crispy contrairement à certains dinners américains ou on a l’impression de manger du bacon frit. Bref sans surprise mais bon et pas cher, c’est déjà bien!