Is There a "Coco Mo" in Key West? Investigating the Mystery Name

Searching for a Key West Venue That Doesn't Exist

No establishment, landmark, or geographic feature named "Coco Mo" exists in Key West, Florida. The name doesn't appear in business registries, tourism guides, historical records, or local directories.

Possible Name Confusions

You might be thinking of:

• Coco's Restaurant (multiple locations, not specifically Key West)
• Mo's Restaurant (various Florida locations)
• Coconut Mojito — a drink served at many Key West bars
• Coco Plum — a native plant (Chrysobalanus icaco) common in Keys landscaping
• Cayo Hueso — Spanish name for Key West ("Bone Cay")
• Conch Republic — Key West's tongue-in-cheek micronation identity

Similar-Sounding Real Key West Spots

• Coconut Charlie's (Duval St. — beach bar)
• Mango's (Duval St. — Caribbean kitchen)
• Blue Mojito (multiple locations)
• Coco's Cafe (Stock Island — nearby)

How to Find What You're Looking For

1. Describe the vibe: Restaurant? Bar? Shop? Hotel? Gallery?
2. Recall location clues: Duval Street? Mallory Square? Old Town? Stock Island?
3. Check recent visits: Credit card statements, photos, maps history
4. Ask locally: Key West Facebook groups, TripAdvisor forum, concierge

Key West Naming Culture

Key West businesses often have quirky, punny, or nautical names: Sloppy Joe's, Hog's Breath, Half Shell Raw Bar, The Green Parrot, Better Than Sex Key Lime Pie. "Coco Mo" would fit right in — but apparently, no one's claimed it yet!

If you're planning a business: "Coco Mo" has great branding potential for a tropical cafe, tiki bar, or boutique!