Caffé Coco

Caffé Coco Review

A restored plantation cottage set back off the highway and surrounded by tropical foliage is the setting for this island café. You'll know it by its bright blue storefront. An attached black-light art gallery and an apparel shop called Bambulei make this a fun stop for any meal. Outdoor seating in the vine-covered garden is pleasant during nice weather, although on calm nights, it can get buggy. Acoustic music is offered regularly, attracting a laid-back local crowd. Potstickers filled with tofu and chutney, ahi wraps, Greek and organic salads, fresh fish and soups, and a daily list of specials are complemented by and wonderful desserts. Allow plenty of time, because the tiny kitchen can't turn out meals quickly.