We went early on a weekday before the Steely Dan concert. Enjoyed a bottle of Chianti, the great ambiance, and some yummy pasta. Service was curteous and quick. This restaurant is the real (Italian) deal. Start of a great night and we hope to return.

After reading about this restaurant on Trip Advisor we were a little hesitant, but our experience was great!! We had a reservation. We were seated on time. Our waiter was attentive but he was busy as the place was packed, with people waiting outside. If you want quiet dining this is not the place, it is busy! But that was the fun of it too. Our party was five persons ranging in age from 72 to 7 years. We all enjoyed what we ordered. We would give it two thumbs up for service and food.

Our reservation was for 7 pm, and we were seated at 7:30. We waited 45 minutes for our order to be taken, and then another 40 minutes to be served. The pasta was okay, but not work $13 I paid for angel hair with tomato sauce. It was noisy, too. we needed to be up EARLY the next day. They didn't apologize, and then had the gall to load 18% automatic tip into our bill for this horrible service. Avoid this place!

I'm a local, and with my wife and kids out of town, recently I hit LoCoco's twice in a five day period. It's everything previous reviewers have said, both good and bad. On the positive side, I think the food is delicious, there's a large selection, and they have many specials. On the negative, it's loud, crazy, crowded, the staff can be abrupt at best, and the waits can be l-o-n-g. But to me, these negatives are part of its allure. It's family style Italian, old-school. You want slick and efficient, go somewhere else. So go to LoCoco's if you're in the right frame of mind. Don't go if you have any kind of time constraint. And don't go starving (I like to eat some cheese and have half a glass of wine before I go out to dinner anymore, anyway -- takes the hunger edge off). Go if you want to experience some old school Italian.