My follow-up review for this restaurant. Read my previous review for this restaurant here

I’ve been there a few more times now and it’s time to add some more dishes!

Also an update. Sadly I must inform you that they no longer have the pork chops my husband loved so much on their menu. We mourn their passing.

This could be the start of a beautiful relationship. In other words, I was so impressed by this place when my husband and I came here for dinner last Monday (4/30) to celebrate my first day at my new job, that I’m considering making this a monthly thing. It’s a tad pricey, or I’d be here a lot more. As it is, I’m considering going there for lunch next week, just to see what that’s like.

The decor is incredible. The chandeliers made from forks are an excellent conversation piece as are the squiggly forks in the floor. Don’t worry, they’re not real. :)

Our waittress was incredibly attentive and provided excellent service. I arrived about 30-45 minutes before my husband but didn’t feel like waiting in the car. I was sat immediately and she came to greet herself soon after. I was feeling good and wanted a drink, but didn’t know what. I told her what kind of drink I was in the mood for and she talked to her bartender. A new love of mai tai’s was born!

What really impressed me, though, was how she knew exactly when to come over and when not to. She asked if I wanted her to check in while I waited for my husband. I said no, I’d be fine, and that’s exactly how it worked out. He arrived, sat down, within a few minutes she was there. Perfect!

And the food!!! My husband says they have the best pork chops he’s ever had in his life. And I loved my seafood grill! I do regret the salad, though. It was excellent! But at the end of the meal I could hardly walk I was so full. lol Definitely coming here again. :)

While I was away for some time I kept thinking to myself that I’d love to have a bowl of the Seafood Bisque at Coho, it’s the dish I remember the most. The food is usually good, service is standard at best and prices are a touch high for my tastes. However, the MS Prime discount for those near-by softies make it an easy lunch or dinner destination. Among the dishes I usually get are the Stuffed Chicken, with veggies and mashed potatoes which is filling if not a touch too oily. The seared Ahi appetizer is quite good and I’m sorry that they removed it as an main dish. Overall the dish I keep coming back for is the bisque, it has a great consistency and flavor. Conveniently located near the theater it is often filled, children and the like can make the place a bit noisy but over all friendly and descent food.

Coho’s a great place to go for a decent meal in a nice, yet casual, atmosphere. The waitstaff is usually pretty friendly, and there’s a nice outside patio that’s a fantastic place to chill out during the long Seattle summer evenings. Additionally, the main dining area is pretty large, and there’s a small bar area that’s nice for watching sports events.

Food is pretty good – many of my friends lean towards the Bronzed Salmon Burger, and the Seared Ahi Tacos aren’t a bad pick either. There’s also happy hour deals between 3pm-6pm and after 9pm.

I think the restaurant itself has a very nice setting. Big restaurant, not too loud, and they have many items available for you to consume.

I never cared to go here until I found the below two items. Now, I’d go back even without the MS Prime Discount (or even if it’s not before we go watch a movie at the theatre near by).

Definitely worth the trek to try their food, but I really cannot speak much for the food other than the two that I love.

this is a pretty well-rounded place with good service, good food, good ambience, etc. good for both a nice romantic dinner and a group get-together