Little Coco?s - Washington

My 1st time at this establishment....atmosphere was interesting...they have artwork along the wall of various people....all with a pizza theme...it's a cozy place....service was good....food was good also....parking wasn't very hard to find...but it all depends on the time of arrival.....I had a pizza with pears and arugula on it...it's not listed in the review.Parking: There's parking along 14th street and on adjacent side streets.....depending on the time of day/evening that you arrive parking might be a tad difficult to get.

Nice little spot. This was my first visit. We shared the Bruschetta and I had the Spicy Rigatoni. Everything was nice, nothing over the top. It seems like a tried and true

My Cacio e Pepe was mediocre. I’ve had much better. And the patio area is so simply furnished. I might have enjoyed the ambiance better indoors, it looked very cute.

My pizza barely had any chicken on it the chicken it did have was shredded and thinly sliced on the pesto pizza, it wasn’t good at all. I got the happy hour special for 38. The drinks were bad, service was poor, meatballs, only came with one . When I questioned the bartender he just said something as he walked away. My pizza that i added later came before my single meatball, even though its listed as plural, “meatballs”. He sucked honestly and it wasn’t a pleasant experience. Wonder if my skin color had something to do with it. That garlic bread and salad were good but I wont be returning.

A fun, moody, and cozy interior paired with great food made for a perfect date night. All of the food is delicious and well executed without feeling super fancy. We tried the calamari, Cacio e Pepe, and one of their pepperoni pizzas. The mocktails were also delicious. Everything felt like it was made with a lot of love, with thought put into every detail. I would definitely recommend it here.