“ Great size and taste for a cake. Service was awesome and the place is quaint & neighborly. ”

“ Best. Crab cakes. Ever. End of discussion. Love the atmosphere. Service was on point. Limited seating; but worth it. Sitting at the bar is also an option. Koco's...ain't nothing better. ”

“ The crab cakes here were the best I've had. I come from California, so I'm used to crab cakes being puny, primarily filler, and costing $90 still. These were humungous and was like all crab! I tried a few spots while in town and Koco's definitely stood out since it was perfectly seasoned and broiled well. The others I've gotten had more filler or were bland. I made it before closing for takeout so I can't speak speak to the ambiance or service, but the person who took my order was friendly. ”

“ We came here on a Saturday afternoon and sat at the bar with no wait. We ordered a half pound of steamed shrimp and they were absolutely delicious. They were very juicy and good amount of old bay seasoning. They were tender and perfectly steamed. Wr also ordered a crab cake platter and a single crab cake. The crab cakes were huge and mostly crab with very little filler. The only thing that could have made them better is if they had more old bay seasoning . The fries were seasoned well ”

“ Best Crab Cake I've Ever Had--Koko's Pub Delivers!" Having lived in Baltimore for 11 years, I've tried my fair share of crab cakes, always hoping to find the one that truly lives up to the hype. After countless recommendations from locals, I'd been let down each time--until I finally tried Koko's Pub. Let me just say, THIS IS IT! Hands down, the best crab cake I've ever had in my life! I'm not someone who's committed to any particular "perfect" style for a crab cake, so I came in with an open mind, and Koko's exceeded every expectation. The crab cake was pure magic--full of flavor, with a perfect balance of seasoning and tenderness. If you're in Baltimore and looking for a crab cake that's actually worth the praise, this is the place to go. Koko's Pub has set the new standard for me, and I'll be back for more! ”

“ After hearing so much about Koco's and seeing them on some best of Bmore lists, I got here on a Wednesday afternoon around 3:30. Quiet with a couple of tables occupied and a couple at the Bar. Smaller dining area with a standard length Bar area and some fun art/pictures with quotes on the walls. Their flagship Draft happened to be one of the Drink specials. Monument City's 51 Rye was a tribute to Baltimore's Rye Whisky history. 51% Rye-was a unique IPA with a spicy finish. Cucumber Rickey was another Drink special and unique cocktail-Gin base with cucumber sparkling water and Lime-I enjoyed it! While waiting for our to go order, decided to try some Jalapeno Poppers-just right spicy served with an out of the ordinary raspberry Jalapeno sauce-paired nicely! Tuesday's special offer is a Burger and Beer for $20. The Tuscan Burger sold out yesterday. After seeing this, decided to order a Burger to try along with their famous Crab cakes. It was the two 6 oz cakes platter. Solid Crab cakes with jumbo lump Crab and minimal filler. Our Texas Burger didn't disappoint. Cooked medium as ordered with tasty/quality Beef. Side of Crazy Greek Salad was excellent! Service was engaged and excellent both at the Bar and for takeout. Hard to miss given their bright yellow exterior with blue trim. A former "hole in the wall" with award winning Crab Cakes, elevated Bar/Pub fare and unique cocktails! ”

“ Vibrant and fun hangout spot filled with locals enjoying the monster-sized crab cakes. Almost ever ordered the crab cakes. Either with fries, salad, or by itself! This spot of known for their crab cakes and it did not disappoint. The friendly servers know it and they're very efficient in cranking these out! My mom and I shared a bowl of creamy crab soup and a double crab cake platter with side of Cesar salad. Creamy Crab soup ($12) - think clam chowder without potatoes and tons of crab lumps. I was originally worried the soup's flavor would overshadow the crab lump. Luckily, this was not the case. The cream soup was a nice balance of creaminess and crab flavor which nicely highlights the crab lumps. Topped with some old bay seasoning, and it's a winner! Double crab platter ($75) - 2 ginormous 11oz crab cakes with a standard Cesar salad. The star of the show here is the crab cakes, which were baked to perfection and so flavorful! Sprinkle some old bay and enjoy these monster cakes with tartar sauce and cocktail sauce to change it up. One crab cake was more than enough for 1. 2 was perfect to share. The Cesar is a standard side salad. Lettuce, Parmesan slices, croutons, and dressing. I could do without the salad, but i wanted something healthier compared to the fries/coleslaw option. ”

“ Cute, vibrant corner place. Limited seating. Most ordered takeout. The Crabcake Platter for $41 was adequately priced for the 11 oz. sized Crabcake. Came with fries (fresh & hot), beefsteak tomato and 1 Romaine leaf of lettuce sprinkled with a touch of Old Bay (it IS Baltimore!) Crabcake was full of jumbo lumps BUT filled with the crab butter that we detest! Cooked beautifully on the outside but under in the middle, which made the inside more disgusting. They may have used a smidgen of Saltines and a hint of mayo to bind but very little and that's it. It's definitely ALL crab, which it should be at this price. The Grilled Chicken sandwich with Onion Rings was perfection! Pounded to the right thickness (1/4), seasoned, good Cheddar and nice, fresh beefsteak tomato, red onions and lettuce. The Tarter Sauce is EVERYTHING! Cocktail sauce is good to but more standard. Overall, would try again but for the lunch special 6oz size and less cost. Worth the visit. ”