Cora's Island Cafe did such a wonderful job for our recent client event! The spreads were…read moreabsolutely breathtaking and so fresh. They setup everything perfectly, and we're a huge help to disassemble it all afterwards. Big thanks to Cora and her team, we will be using them for every event in the future!

Delicious food attractively displayed. Her salads were phenomenal! The beet and orzo salads were my…read morefavorites.

Very nice place to enjoy a glass of wine and a small snack. The owner hosts, serves, and basically…read morekeeps everything running smoothly which helps to create a relaxed atmosphere. Friday night seems to be the best night so far. Live music starting at 6? YES! $15 wine tasting starting at 5? YES! Dog friendly patio with complimentary "bark-cuterie"? YES! Chill vibe with no drama? YES! The hours here on Yelp don't seem to be up to date, but they are pretty active on FB where they post their happenings. Definitely come check this place out when you are in Cocoa Village.

Cute little spot. The service is good. Kombucha is good, especially Liquid Sunshine! I took home a…read moregrowler for the family. It's $10 plus $16 for the fill and you get a free drink when you return it.

I dragged my husband along for my first visit, and honestly... solid choice. The selection was…read morepretty good--not "kid in a candy store," but definitely "adult in a meat shop with a plan." The customer service? Next level. Like, if friendliness were a sport, they'd have a trophy case. I picked up some beef liver (because I make bold life decisions), and my husband spotted a sandwich special. We teamed up like true food strategists and split a Turkey Avocado on Rye with chips. Zero regrets--10/10 would share again. While casually pretending I knew what I was doing near the steak section, I found something called "Drunken Steaks." Obviously, we adopted one--a NY strip--and cooked it that night. It was so good I briefly considered writing it a thank-you note. AND THEN... plot twist: FREE BEER. I don't even drink much, but I'm not about to disrespect free. I asked for a half cup like a responsible adult. The butcher, however, was on a mission to make sure we *didn't* leave sober. Respect. By the end, we were stuffed, happy, and slightly questioning our self-control. Long story short: came for the meat, stayed for the vibes, left planning our return.

What a great lunch place! Stopped in to check out their huge meat section ended up talking with…read moreJenny the owner, got a club sandwhich and a Coke, sandwich was excellent, big, fresh, bacon was crisp. Got a few Wagyu sirloin, great price. Place is a must stop to check and see, lots is special and a nice little market, owners are putting in some refurbishments and painting.

The food was good! They catered my wedding 7 years ago and their food was still tasty. The chicken…read morewas juicy and the pork was nice. The roll could have had a bit more flavor.

Went to an event a couple months ago friends had Not impressed. Service and food not great .read more

The food is delicious and reasonably priced the atmosphere is relaxed and enjoyable the band soul…read morecoast was extremely good I will go there again

The food at Matt's Casbah Catering was excellent I am going to use them again for my event, my…read morewedding was a blast and everyone commented on how great the food was, made me feel good about it all being a fantastic experience.

I have used Pebbles twice this year, once for my husband's 50th bday/ our wedding reception and I…read moreordered a holiday dinner from her. 1st event everything was decorated perfectly, she took my vision and brought it to life! When I say she took all of the stress off of my shoulders that's an understatement. The food was absolutely amazing, everyone was talking about how good the food was! She made the night a night to remember! The food we had, meatballs and spinach puffs for the appetizers. Marry me chicken, mashed potatoes, Mac n cheese, Parmesan vegetables and Rasta pasta. Island Lemonade 2nd meal for the holidays. Ham, Jerk Chicken, Mashed Potatoes, Mac N Cheese, Mixed Vegetable's, Rolls, Banana Pudding and Orange Cake! Everything and I mean everything was so good! Pebble's is also affordable and does an amazing job! She has won my business for any future events!

Thank you for making my daughter's wedding a perfect day. Keisha was attentive and went above and…read morebeyond. The Jerk Chicken and collard greens were amazing. All of the food was delicious. Her staff was friendly. The tables were decorated exactly the way the bride and groom requested. I highly recommend Pebbles Catering

Food was excellent, many choices, and came fresh from the kitchen , piping hot. I had ginger…read moreshrimp which was absolutely delicious. The shrimp were not breaded, and were of good size and quantity. There were small pieces of fresh ginger amongst the vegetables, which was amazing. Wine pour was very large compared to most restaurants. Would definitely go back, and bring friends. Our server was friendly and knowledgeable. Great place!

Every time I come here we are met with great customer service and amazing food! I highly recommend…read morecoming here!

Easily one of the best food trucks I've tried around Brevard County myself. I seen the truck set up…read moreone day near my neighborhood and stopped to try some food. Everything was pretty cost efficient looking at the menu prices. Most food trucks I've seen are overpriced and have smaller portions. I didn't try everything they were cooking, but the chicken tacos were on point. Some of the best chicken I've ever tasted really. It instantly stood out when I took a bite. Idk how they got so much flavor in it. Must be triple marinated or something. There were steak and shrimp options I seen also. Diff bowls, tacos, and burrito options on the menu. A couple side items to choose from as well. The food was ready quite quickly. Everything was nice and fresh. They also had this homemade mango salsa that was ridiculously good. You could tell they spent a ton of time preparing that and everything else they had to offer. Like I said I didn't try everything, but looking forward to when I see them again. Idk where they set up at regularly, but they said you could contact them for private events if need be and gave me a card. I'm guessing they're at diff places in general. Anyways def would recommend giving them a shot if you see them out.

They came by our office today in Melbourne and they sell the best steak tacos I've ever had. I…read morepurchased two tacos; they were quite big and worth the price. The meat was very flavorful and tender. They also offer wraps and bowls that looked equally as good! I look forward to trying other options on their menu.

This place remains to be one of the best restaurants in Cocoa Beach! The mahi sandwich is the…read morebest!!!! They even have Cuban coffee!

Loved the Caribbean fusion vibe. Came here based on a ChatGPT recommendation and apparently it's a…read morelocal favorite that reopened recently after a fire a few weeks back. The staff were very friendly and explained everything. Everything is made scratch. The chips and dips came out first. The chips were hot and freshly made. I ordered the sofrito burrito with shrimp as my protein. A plentiful amount of shrimp was stuffed into the burrito. I would definitely get it again and recommend to others. Definitely some delicious comforting food after a long day in the sun. Glad AI chose a good one for us this time.

While wandering historic downtown Cocoa I discovered the stately Porcher House in Cocoa Riverfront…read morePark. As a fan of historic architecture, this is a gem worth checking out. In front of the home is a historic marker that is part of the Historical Marker Program, one of the Division of Historical Resources' most popular and valued public history programs. The markers raise awareness of Florida's cultural history while enhancing the enjoyment of historic sites for residents and tourists. The blue historic markers tell the stories of the people and places that were important to Florida's history and they can be found in front of schools, forts, roads, archaeological sites, battlefields, cemeteries, roads, churches, historic districts, and historic buildings like this one. Historic marker F-937 was installed in 2017 by Brevard County Historical Commission, The Brevard Heritage Council, The Brevard County Tourist Development Council, and the Florida Department of State. This impressive home is associated with Edward Porcher. As a young man he moved to Cocoa from South Carolina in the late 1800's. He and wife Byrnina Peck of Atlanta settled into Merritt Island where they raised their family and operated Deerfield Groves, a citrus farm. He was the first person to grade fruit for shipping, patented the first fruit stamping machine, and he invented a machine to wash the fruit. He was the founder of the Indian River Orange Growers Association. In 1962 he was inducted into the Florida Citrus Hall of Fame. Byrnina was the first postmistress on Merritt Island. In 1895 the Porcher family moved into a three story wood frame house where the Cocoa Civic Center is now located. Construction on the Porcher's Neo Classical Revival home began in 1914 based on Mrs. Porcher's design. A special feature in front of the house are the stones that were cut to represent the suits of cards in a game of Bridge. The house was built from native coquina rock and included ten bedrooms, four and one-half baths, a partial basement, and an attic. The staircase is made of teak, the floor is oak, and the wainscoting and trim are cedar. The Porcher family moved into the grandest home in Cocoa on October 31, 1916. Portions of the house are original while others are restorations. No longer on the property are the porte-cochere on the north side, the Porcher's swimming pool, and the large packinghouse that was on the river bank behind the house. The packing house was used to process produce delivered by boat the family's groves on Merritt Island. Edward Porcher passes away in June 1939. Upon his death the house passed to his son Arthur who died the next month. The house became a hotel and then in 1945 the City of Cocoa purchased it and used it for City Hall. Money from city and state historic preservation grants were used to restore the Porcher House and it was added to the National Register of Historic Places on January 6, 1986. Today the Porcher House can be rented for private events like weddings.

Porcher was in the business of oranges. Later, this house was used as city hall…read more Now it is an event venue for weddings and such. The house has been restored, but it is not furnished as a residence. Some of the rooms contain offices where you can reserve the house for an event, and arrange for catering. The front door latch is a bit hard to open, so try a little harder before giving up on it. Don't expect a guided tour of the house, but walk thru and have a look, when there is no wedding or reserved private event going on. There is an elevator to the second floor, with water fountain and restrooms nearby. Look out the first floor back porch to the river. Walk out the back and stroll to the river thru a park with an amphitheater. There is another park on the block that has swing sets for the younger folk. This Porcher House is next door to the civic center.