El Coco Pirata - Evans

The meals were absolutely amazing and made me nostalgic for Mexican food.

The staff and our server were very friendly. Despite the restaurant being quite busy, our server made sure to regularly check on us. I ordered the sushi and it was delicious. A local band even performed, and they were pretty good! The only downside was that the air conditioning did not seem to be working properly, so it was a bit humid and hot inside. We had hoped for a cool respite from the sun, but instead, we only felt the humidity. Overall, everything else was great!

My family and I recently dined at Coco Pirata in Evans and had a fantastic time. We tried the calamari and momisas, both of which were delicious. We also ordered the fish filet with La Diabla sauce and the battered shrimp tacos, which were also excellent. The food arrived promptly, the service was top-notch, and we highly recommend this restaurant. It's a hidden gem that is definitely worth a visit.

As mentioned in other reviews, food is pricey. But then again, seafood typically is. Was not impressed with the taste. Asked for water with lemon to drink and the lemons given were not fresh. All food is mexican style, so if spicey is not your thing, look elsewhere. Amount of food is decent for what you pay, no argument there. Service was ok. We thought it was kind of weird how the server stood in front of our table until we signed the copy of our payment and tipped them. We were a little annoyed at the environment. There was music blasting from the restaurants speakers clashing with the live mariachi band which request tips from customers before they even play (and not necessarily in front of your table). It wasn't a pleasant experience from my point of view. Nonetheless, if you have a knack for spicy seafood, and don't mind anything else but the actual food being served, you'll enjoy it.

The food is a little pricey but very tasty! Service was good. The micheladas are great! With a lot of options.... the only bad thing is the musicians because they charge 10 per song! That's a lot.