Coco Cafe

Went to coco for a samdwich. Service was quick and polite. The tuna melt is good. It is pricey but the entire building is in the same range of 7 to 9 dollars for a sandwich. Overall, recommend if you are in the building.

This is a little deli type place located in the Sussex centre. Similar to select sandwich, the prices are quite high. A sandwich will run you between $ 7-​$ 9 but they do give you A LOT of meat and toppings. They also have lots of hot dishes to choose from that change daily, plus salads, sushi, fruit cups and veggie cups.
They also do food for meetings. I have ordered the wraps many times and both the hot and cold wraps are delicious. The hot wraps have grilled zucchini, eggplants, etc with the meat (or vegetarian) and the cold wraps are more tomatoes, cucumbers, etc. I’ve never heard a complaint about the wraps and when I could eat them, I remember them as being delicious!
They also serve pastries for meetings and the standard coffee and tea. Their prices are a bit hefty when it comes to «takeout» meeting food, but they are stingy so it kind of makes it worth it!

Its very specific to the building. I don’t suspect many people that don’t work there would even know about this place or take the time to find it.
Its a simply little cafeteria style restaurant. Pricing is OK, and the food is reasonable. I’ve only eaten here once and was not too impressed, but as I am now in the area I am sure to go back.
Its fast and there in a pinch when you need a quick lunch.

Note: Coco’s is located in the west tower on second floor just by the elevators.
Coco’s is pretty good. They’re pretty pricey for offering sandwiches and breakfast bagels, but I think everything in the Sussex Centre food wise is pretty pricey because they are the lunch shops for big businesspersons and it’s probably safe to assume the employees are well paid.
Though the prices irk me, I can’t deny that the food IS pretty good. I still don’t think the prices are justified, and therefore it loses a star, but I definitely ate their more than once. (Okay, more than a few times.)
It loses it’s second star because sometimes the service was inconsistent and I would select things on the menu that they just didn’t have, several days in a row.
But if you’re in the Sussex Centre for an interview, or anything else for that matter, you might want to consider stopping in and judging for yourself.