Coco Momo

I love Coco Momo! I’ve been here multiple times over the years and always have a good time. I usually go for drinks in the evening or at night, but I have been for lunch once and it was satisfying. The atmosphere is perfect for chillin with friends, catching up in a laid-​back cutesy environment. The bartenders are always nice and fun to talk to and the drinks/​cocktails are delicious! Last time I went I had the Elder gin (Gin with Elderflower liqueur and orange bitters) which was amazing and *strong*. I live really close and this place is pretty much always poppin’. Definitely recommend!

Looks quite nice on the outside but a very odd sort of venue inside. It’s hard to get a table first of all. Wifi requires a password and I can’t see details of it anywhere. Appears to be a regular after work venue. Has potential but I really don’t get the haphazard old furniture that’s a mix between high stools, old café chairs and only two large tables with couches. I thought there was an upstairs but the stairs despite being very open doesn’t lead to a public area. There is a menu on the wall on a glass pane but as its written white I can’t read it even though I’m really close to it. Bar area is quite small but there’s lots of spirits so worth going for just a couple.

Très bon accueil, service très agréable. Plats frais et délicieux
Wifi sur demande. Tout cela dans un chouette quartier

Fantastic service, good quality coffee and tea. Thank you!

I love this location. Marleybone High Street is one of my favorite places to be in London. It’s great to sit outside when the weather is nice and people watch, but inside is also lovely too. The interior is beautifully decorated and there are seats nestled in corners and it gives an intimate feeling.
Both times we’ve eaten here have been yummy. The vegetarian breakfast is great, along with the salmon benedict and waffles. Yummy yummy waffles. Prices are pretty good too!

Delicious food with a wonderful atmosphere and perfect service. Our waiter Harry was an absolute gem and so attentive. Great variety in the menu offerings as well.

I really love this place for the location. It’s right off Marylebone High Street so it’s a lovely neighborhood with good people watching. They also have a good amount of outdoor seating so it was frequently my go-​to place on a day with nice weather.
Unfortunately, the food just isn’t that great. It’s mediocre. I’ve had brunch, lunch and dinner there and while I keep trying it — it’s always just OK. It’s mostly brunch basics, salads, sandwiches, burgers, etc. It’s more American fare than anything. I had a hamburger last time I was there and the bread was a bit stale and the burger very overcooked. The location and the atmosphere of the restaurant offer so much potential but they really need to step it up on the food. I will stick to drinks on future visits!

We had brunch: very good, healthy portions, brilliant coffee, amazingly nice waitresses, spacious decorum. A tad loud. The ceiling looks ugly but the chandeliers are nice

My husband and I came for dinner the other night. We ordered at the bar and paid, they made our drinks, then we sat down, and they brought out the food quickly after that. I liked this place. It was easy, cheap, and had decent food. What I loved were the drinks. I ordered a couple of specialty martinis/​cocktails (from their menu) and they were all delicious. My husband ordered a hamburger with French fries and I ordered chicken skewers. Both were pretty decent as far as bar food goes. The girl at the bar who helped us was pretty cool.
This is a good place to hang out and chill.

I visited on a Saturday morning for brunch. The dining room was full and buzzy, although the service was still quite attentive. I enjoyed my scrambled eggs with smoked salmon, and the guys in the group gave the thumbs-​up to the Eggs Benedict. The portions aren’t very large, but it was just the right amount of food. The coffee wasn’t that great, which is why I subtracted a star. I’m looking forward to going back for dinner to see what that experience is like.

This is a nice enough place in a fancy area. The décor is chic, modern and has everything from bar chairs, to normal tables as well as couches (not very comfortable). As my friend was on a detox we did not try the food. But we really liked the atmosphere on a Sunday afternoon, as it was buzzing, but not too busy. The waiters were friendly, but not annoying. Prices for drinks were highish, but what do you expect in Marylebone? It was nice, but not especially memorable.

Edit:
we went back one more time and actually were quite disappointed by the service: we wanted the chicken sandwich but because it was 11:45 and not 12, we could not have it because it is the rule… For a mere 15mn, they just lost a customer. The cook from far away seemed to wonder why the waiter and the manager were so strict on the rule.
Original review:
After passing by many times we ended up trying this place for an English breakfast. We were clearly not disappointed by our choice, which led us to come back again few times, even just for coffee.
So for food, our English breakfasts were delicious. One of us also tried the sandwiches which were great. And the other plates we saw passing by looked delicious.
We went back simply for a morning coffee also, relaxing on the nice couches they have in a corner.
So this place is a great choice for coffee to food for breakfast and lunch, and has a nice cosy atmosphere. The tables are nicely spaced apart so you can enjoy your own conversation or read a book. The whole place is also nicely decorated.
As for service: very friendly.

Coco Momo is a cute pub by night and café by day. However, I was disappointed by the Eggs Florentine that I ordered here. The sauce was too creamy and too much.
Overall. It’s probably a better place for drinks rather than food.

I have come to like it here. The staff are friendly and efficient. From taking your order at lunch time to clearing down the empties off your table in the evening.
Maybe it is my height, maybe it is my gender or maybe it is just me being lazy but I do not like going to the bar for drinks. Unfortunately, one downside here is that they do not have table service. However, although the venue was very full, there was no sticky fight to get to the bar and get served so was happy about that. The have a good selection of drinks including cocktails.
It gets louder as the night goes on in the usual way however was still able to sit and chat without feeling like we were shouting at each other. To grab a table you need to get there promptly after work! Once you have it don’t let go!
Been here at lunch time also (which is table service) and the food was good, ‘posh fish and chips’ is what we had at would eat here again.
Nicely decorated and bright inside. Outside seating for the summertime and evening smokers

The space is adorable and has a great location on Marylebone High Street. It has a nice open design and tons of windows which allow for an open feeling even when it’s packed. Last night however the food was what kept this spot from being 4 or 5 stars. The appetizer platter was underwhelming and over priced. However, the wine was delightful and a great deal for a bottle of bubbly. We’ll be back for drinks but doubt we’ll try the food again.

I like this place. I like it a lot.
You can’t really go wrong around Marylebone High Street. So many great bars and restaurants. And Coco Momo rates as highly as any.
The open-​plan design and wall o’ windows that feature in this corner plot bar all add up to a light, airy and spacious place to come for drinks. It can be noisy and clattery in there, so it definitely is not a place to come to chill after a stressful day.
The bar staff here are the biggest asset to Coco Momo and it’s owners. They do a great job in serving the drinks (amazing cocktails too. martinis are brilliant here) and are on whole, very friendly and helpful. I feel that this place lacks a larger bar and more staff. You can be subjected to a long wait for a drink at peak times, which really takes the edge off the place.
I would really love to rate this place a 4+ Star experience. However, I can’t. The torturous bar waits have lost that additional star.

High hopes dashed in the space of about half an hour. Coco Momo, though pleasant in appearance, clean and inviting, only goes downhill after a positive first impression. The problem isn’t the staff, they were diligent and helpful, and it wasn’t the surroundings, they weren’t fancy but were, instead, quite understated (and still a little pub-​like, as I believe this place was a pub previously). No, the main problem, and quite a problem for a café/​restaurant type place, was the food.
Service and drinks came quickly as did the food when we ordered it (really quickly, in fact!) but it was all a bit of a let down. Burgers were the order of the afternoon. Something hearty but simple, with french fries for the missus and chunky chips for myself. The fries seemed to be the only enjoyable part of either of our meals as the Lady-friend’s veggie burger (I forget what was in it but the complaint levelled at the insulting burger was that it was unimaginative and plain) whereas my own (a chorizo and pork amalgamation — maybe pork, maybe beef, I’ve tried to scratch the whole incident from my mind) was also a little tasteless and, actually, rather dry. How can chorizo fail? I love the stuff! However, the worst part were the chunky chips. Really bad. An odd taste to them, something in between fish (surely not?) and an almost staleness. Odd and unpleasant. I left around a third of both chips and burger and went hungry, that itself a damning indictment.
Perhaps a nice place to get comfy with a bottle of wine but that’s the first and last time I’ll be eating in Coco Momo.
TTFN,
Ian

Coco Momo is a great place to pop in after work for a glass of wine and a catch up.
It’s a bright bar with big windows, plenty of seating including a couple of sofas as well as wooden tables and chairs, friendly staff and a staircase that leads up to nowhere! Took a double glance to realise that.
It’s not exactly brimming with character but there is a relaxed vibe and the bubbly staff maintain a non-​pretentious atmosphere.
The staircase to the loo is super-​slim and steep and hard to navigate after a few glasses of champagne. And Coco Momo is fun to say. That is all.

service slow.
food good (breakfast.)
we sat at the comfy back table/​sofa.
i think they were pissed off at us having kids (who were very well behaved i must add).
too bad, so sad.
won’t be back.

This pub is not a lounge-​y kind place… which is unfortunate because it is otherwise quite nice. It has a European feel about it (I think Belgian but I have no idea why) and in the cold weather they do nice hot totes.
I have only eaten there only once on a weekend day. I had a quick burger which I thought was fine.
Sitting out out on the street wasn’t the greatest experience though — which was the only draw back.

A perfectly pleasant pub to polish off a Pimm’s Cup (or three); Coco Momo’s version of this supremely summery drink includes strawberries and if you’re lucky there will be momentary sunshine whilst you sip.
Of course, this being London, it will rain too but that will not stop you from ordering another round. And as soon as the precipitation passes you will be back at one of the outside tables again in short order.
I was taken here by a Marylebone resident. I imagine most folks here live in the vicinity — it was a very local vibe.

C’est joli, de dehors comme de dedans et c’est d’ailleurs pour ca que nous avons choisi de dejeuner la plutot que dans un des nombreux autres restaurants dans cette rue. Tout est en un joli vert clair et la deco est sobre et sans aucun doute la classe. En plus, il y a plein de petites tables en terrasses dehors qui invitent a s’y installer. Le serveur a ete rapide et sympathique, nous avons quasiment pas attendu, ni que l’on nous apporte la carte, ni pour les boissons, ni pour les plats. Les plats etaient egalement presente joliment et le cote esthetique est carrement reussi. Malheureusement ma salade n’etait pas bonne. Ca avait beau etre bien presente aussi bien par ecrit sur la carte (ingredients se voulant plutot un peu sophistique) que sur l’assiette, c’etait plus une purée de gout indefinissable qu’une salade et je n’ai pas fini mon assiette, ce qui né me ressemble pas du tout. Pour eviter que l’on me dise que c’est un avis strictement subjectif je tiens a dire que j’ai fait gouter mon ami et il n’a pas aime non plus
En echange je dois dire que le burger de mon ami a ete tres bon, donc peut-​etre que je suis juste tombee sur le mauvais plat ou le mauvais jour ou je né sais trop quoi. Je vais peut-​etre y retourner pour essayer autre chose et modifier mon avis par la suite