Cocomos Restaurant (Newcastle upon Tyne)

Coco mos I found incredibly disappointing following rave reviews from my family. My parents had been before so we decided to choose here as a place for my birthday meal, however it bitterly disappointed me! we had not booked but headed there for about five, to find an almost empty restraunt bar a few tables with toddlers in tow. And yet the waiter chose to sit us in the middle of these tables with children, not good for a grown up a famliy to enjoy their meal to the sound of wailing children. The menu was impressive, lots to offer, although i found the vegetarian dishes a bit repetitive, tending to be simple variations on a margerita pizza and a tomato and basil ...  Read the complete review

Went to Coco Mos on 29/09/07 and it was a total shambles - the worst service ever. Had to wait more than an hour for our table. They ran out of dishes and said it wasn't their problem, too many bookings. We ordered drinks that never arrived (but were on the bill). It was a 30th, so we'd taken a cake - which was given to another birthday party. I could go on...

I went to Cocomos Italian restaurant with a party from work on the evening of 13th September. I was very impressed both with the superb food quality and value for money. The waiting staff were excellent. The place is large and was about half full when we were there but i am sure they would have coped if it had been packed out. I have been to many Italian restaurants in Newcastle but this has to be the best overall eating experience I have had for many ...  Read the complete review

Having visited Cocomos recently, I only hope my experience is not a common feature for this restaurant. I recently booked a table for 6 for my son's 21st birthday on a Saturday night. Upon arrival at the restaurant I was pleasantly surprised at the size and layout and proceeded to be located to our table. I was informed to wait at the bar to be seated. After 3/4hr and several requests, my party was eventually seated at a table for eight, although staff did say that this was our reserved table!. Following our starter, which was very good, although drinks were hard to obtain, we ordered our main course. The main courses arrived and I literally mean just the main course!! ...  Read the complete review

On a recent foray into Newcastle city centre with hmself and Little Miss, we decided to try out this place, it being one of those restaurants which I have noticed but never been inside. It is situated at the bottom of Dean Street, right in the centre of Newcastle, and near the quayside, so because of its prominant position, will obviously get a lot of passing trade. It's actually hard to miss having huge glass windows and a big red neon sign...probably this which appealed to little one. Outside the restaurant, on the pavement (pedestrian only area) there are tables and chairs for outside eating, and also for people who may only want a coffee and watch ...  Read the complete review