coco's sunset grille

just what we've been looking for!.coco'sis a laid back bar and grill. yes, the staff is on tybee time, but so are we! we ordered the 1/2 # shrimp for an appetizer and it was amazingly fresh. my husband had the hamburger and i had the salmon blt...so good! we both had a side of the cucumber salad which was also fresh and amazing. we each also ordered a cocorita and it was the best margarita i've ever had. i would definitely return.

awesome.coco'shas the best servers, bartenders, and food! we love it! love the owner!!! sunset is the bomb! a toast and a drink to celebrate the beauty of this glorious day! always something fun going on here on beautiful tybee island!!!

no your ave place. we thoughtcoco'swas just another average seafood place, nothing special. we were pleasantly surprised at how good the food is!! we started with the shrimp & artichoke dip, yum! my 2 year old even loved it. my husband had surf & turf, he said the steak was excellent. i had a cup of the crab soup and the jerk salmon salad. the salad was phenomenal! it had grilled pineapple to complement the blackened salmon and ginger dressing. don't miss dining at coco's. we went on a friday and enjoyed the live music. family friendly dining inside, adult sunset views and drinks on the rooftop deck.

great spot!. we enjoyed a fantastic mid afternoon "snack" at coco's. this restaurant has been on tybee for decades, but changed hands and becamecoco'sabout 3 years ago. small, clean place right on the water. the food is such a surprise. i didn't expect that quality from a little place like this. there are two rooms, one a small dining room, the other a bar area with tables. a lot of outside eating spots too. our bartender/order taker was mary frances, a real asset to this restaurant. personality plus and helpful with menu suggestions. we enjoyed her and the pandora sound track. the artichoke and shrimp dip, tuna bites and calamari are 3 things we can recommend without reservation. have several local beers on the menu which were very good. if you're in the area, skip uncle bubba's and the over commercialized downtown tybee and head to coco's. you'll be happy you did.

coco's sunset grille. i have not eaten atcoco'sin a while, so it was my suggestion to drop by here and enjoy a little nostalgia while home for the holidays. this is an excellent casual lunch and dinner spot on tybee. in the evenings, you can expect a festive atmosphere with a large and vibrant crowd. dining here is always a blast. the laid-back atmosphere here is so relaxing. tourists love this place, as well as locals.coco'sis absolutely worth turning off the main road.

for an appetizer, try the beer battered calamari and the tuna bites. both are excellent. for entrées, my partner ordered the surf & turf, which he said was quite a good combination. i ordered the seared shrimp and scallops. this is a fresh and well-seasoned dish, and i suggest it. my brother ordered captain frank's seafood platter, which looked to be a good value for the huge amount of food on his plate. there are also sandwiches and wraps which are less expensive. there are plenty of price ranges on the menu. they have a very good selection of beers, too. plus, they have cocotails, which are potent. you must try the funky monkey and the tybee tea.