Cocody Restaurant

Dad says he does not need anything.
Bring him anyway.

Celebrate Father’s Day at Cocody with Beef Wellington, our full menu, World Cup matches on the patio, The Maple Old Fashioned, and a special cocktail pairing made for Dad and the person who booked the table.

Take Dad somewhere nice. Take Dad to Cocody.

Today’s Executive Express Lunch features three courses for $29, with baby arugula salad, Chablis pork stew, and floating island with crème anglaise.

A little polished. A little efficient. Very much worth stepping away for.

Available today from 11 am to 2 pm.

Reserve your table through the link in bio.

This Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating the woman behind Cocody.

Edith Bosso brings a perspective shaped across continents. At ESMOD in Paris, she immersed herself in the world of haute couture, cultivating a foundation rooted in precision and intention. With a keen eye for detail, she strives to create authentic representations of her mind and spirit through her designs. Her vision and creative direction still define the way Cocody comes to life today.

Alongside her husband Edwin, Cocody was envisioned as something deeply personal. A reflection of their travels and her exquisite style. A blend of elegance and the warmth of West Africa. She designed a space that feels considered, layered, and feminine rather than simply designed.
But what makes it resonate isn’t just the vision. It’s her presence within it.

From greeting tables, extending her hospitality and warmth, to remembering the many faces, and details of your big moments celebrated here, that’s the Edith standard.

While you’ll find her moving through the dining room in a way that makes everything feel elegant and graceful, just like she is, Edith has an instinct for hospitality that comes from understanding people as much as place. It’s sincere, genuine and very much from the heart.

Cocody was built to be refined, but never distant. Elevated, but never cold. That balance is intentional and the difference is in the details, and she’s behind all of them.

Happy Woman’s History Month to the iconic Edith Bosso.