April 2026 The food was so good - see photos…read more Service - The staff was friendly & on point. Ambiance - Open, bright & clean. We will be coming back to this lovely place.

Ive seen this place a few times driving and walking around Cocoa Village. We decided to finally…read moregive it a try for lunch and see what they were about. We started with agua frescas. Jamaica and fresca were delicious and genuinely fresh, a must with this kind of food. Though we were not here for a full dinner, we were told the queso fundido was a must try and it was! They sat a charded jalapeno dead center and mixing it all together took it to the next level. The tacos were underwhelming though. I had steak, chicken tinga and chicharron, the chicken tinga blew them away flavor wise. I did like the attention to detail and bite size of the chicharron. The tortilla itself was offputting texture wise. You couldn't fold it without ripping. We are willing to try again, we will see in the future!

Great place to unwind. No cover charge. They have a 2 item…read moreminimum before 10pm. Ordered the cucumber martini, it's good and refreshing. Cajun penne was aldente, had a slight kick. They only had two servers s BUT very efficient and responsive. Checked on us a few times. Service was 4 -5 stars.

Pub Americana is one of the most popular restaurants located in the historic Cocoa Village and is…read moreoften recognized as an iconic village of the popular downtown venue. However, some may not know Pub Americana has an "extension of nightlife" located upstairs. If you are amongst the population who come out for after dark entertainment and so happen to love Pub Americana, you might want to check out The Blind Lion. Described as a jazz, blues, and comedy club, The Blind Lion is located directly upstairs of Pub Americana. The entrance for it is a staircase just west of the actual restaurant which leads to a medium-sized loft of an area, There is a spackle of seating options ranging from booths along the walls and tables and chairs in front of the stage. A small-ish bar is located on the west side. Of course, the ambiance is often set for the type of entertainment provided. I went during a jazz event, so there were some moody hues of blues and reds throughout the club. Pertaining to food and drinks, The Blind Lion advertises a "full menu," but technically, it is a limited menu from Pub Americana. My friend Chops and I ordered apps for everyone to share, which included their gator bites and the Pub Bang-Bang, the name given to their app of eight tempura-battered and fried jumbo shrip with sweet chili aioli. The food was good, but overall, it was a little below average compared to what is good in other restaurants. They were also on the pricey side at almost $20 for each app. As for their alcoholic drinks, I enjoyed what I got, but for the life of me, I could not remember what it was I got. For our entertainment, we listened to Tony Wynn and Cameron Brown, a jazz duo that my friends Chops and Ufredo know. I loved their music and especially enjoyed their jazz covers of classic 90s and 2000s songs. I especially liked their jazz cover of "Ride Like the Wind" by Christopher Cross, in which they gave me props for actually knowing the song they were covering! Ultimately, The Blind Lion is a decent spot to go to, and I see why it is #3 in the top three nightlife locations in the area. Are there other venues that are equally as good and possibly handicap friendly? Yes. But if there happens to be a show I want to go to and it happens to be here in The Blind Lion, I wouldn't refuse. Maybe just budget a bit because the prices can be a bit on the high side overall. Also, show love to the performers and bring some cash to tip too.

Absolutely loved this spot! Super chill, Fire DJ and good food. We enjoyed a Friday night here and…read moreit was free entry.

I have never been so insulted in my life by a bartender. I asked for vodka martini and when i was…read moreasked for the flavor with a confused look in my eye, I replied with vermouth. Once I figured out the bartender lacked the skills to make a basic martini, I asked what he liked to make to see if I could get something else. He then said he serves 21-35 year olds and has never been asked for vermouth. Are you kidding me?? Insult the customer over your own lack of training. Great job. Left immediately to go to Tin Whiskey where I was served an amazing vodka martini. Highly recommend skipping this place.

Mimi was our server and was excellent, very knowledgeable and helpful…read more One of us ordered the meatloaf along with 2 sides, broccoli and baked potato. There was plenty to take home and have a second meal, and she said it was all delicious. I ordered the soup (clam chowder) and house Caesar. The soup was nice and hot and tasted great. The salad was good, though a tad heavy on the dressing. A general note about Miller's and its kids' menu: I have eaten at a few of these places around the state, and I find their policy about adults eating off the kids' menu to be weird. Some servers are fine with it and some claim management won't let them allow you to order of the other menu. Most items on the kids' menu cost about $8. The (adult) meatloaf is $8.50. The fish and chips are $7.99. So, what is the big deal about an adult ordering off the kids' menu if the costs are the same? Some of us don't want a 1/2 pound burger. The kids' menu has a 1/4 lb. burger. Also, we sometime dine with our disabled nephews, and they usually prefer "kid friendly" dishes. I wish Miller's would review this policy.

Not a good visit. Maybe we caught them on a bad night. The food ranged from mid to not good,…read morewhile the prices were high for what we got. The staff were very busy, maybe shorthanded? But the mood was friendly. Like I said, may have just been a bad night.

At this point Ive been here at least 5-6 times since I've moved here, but the pictures are from the…read morefirst visit to keep it genuine. From the jump, it became one of my "if we dont know where we want to eat, go here" kind of places. Easy, consistent and delicious every single time. We started with the ahi tuna appetizer. I was apprehensive, a tuna app at a pub? Fresh fruit, ginger, tuna was seasoned well, I couldnt be happier. It was trying a well balanced poke bowl right from the start. The wings. Award winning. I am so picky about wings, so to have a place make them properly brings me to my happy place. The wings cooked well, and the buffalo sauce has a kick like its supposed to. Its been a MUST every visit. I dont even know if they have other flavors. We tried the SPECIALE PIZZETTA, and that now gets ordered every time. This place could legit be a pizza place. In an area where good pizza is hard to find, this is a perfect solution. Now Ive tried a few burgers, every burger has been seasoned perfectly and still juicy despite asking for medium well, its only a matter of what you'd like for a topping. The Village Blues burger may be my favorite so far, its the only one ive had twice. The staff is great with us, they always have new beers to try, and its a why not situation! My only ask at all would be steak frites on the menu, I think that would be made so fire in a spot like this. That said, I came to write this review thinking about them because I might just get dinner there today!

Seated a table of 6 immediately for a lunch. The waiter noted they're known for the burgers and…read morepizza. This pub was awarded 8th best chili, but it was too hot outside to realistically enjoy that. The burger was very juicy and paired well with the chipotle aioli. A 7 dollar sangria was perfect for the girlies! Everything came out very quick and seems like a great local spot.

This restaurant is a Rockledge staple known for being haunted. I've been going here since I was a…read morechild with my grandmother and my sister. We've got lots of good memories here the food is delicious At least I think so. Anyways, they have good mahi sandwiches and even better French onion soup. I always sit at the bar. The service is always fantastic. I've been there for lunch and dinner and it never disappoints. The ambience is dated, but yet not in a bad way. It reminds you of all the history that's there. They also have some nights hanging plants in the middle of the restaurant.. there is an outside area some days they do karaoke. This is a great place that I will continue to frequent..

Very impressed. The fish sandwich and soup were awesome. The seasoning was so good and just right…read more I sat at the bar and the service was great and very attentive. Known as one of the most haunted restaurants in the U.S. and established in 1933. Very cool restaurant to check out. It's pretty neat when the train passes by where the tracks are right outside the back.

George & Dragon English Tavern is a cool place to grab a drink or two in Cocoa Beach, Florida…read more The place has a cool vibe and the service is friendly enough. It has both indoor and outdoor seating and is overall a cool enough place.

Looking for a British pub get away in the cocoa area? Check out George and Dragon! It is a well…read moresized English Pub with pub decor. They have an inside and outside area, with 2 indoor bars and an outdoor bar. The locals and people visiting were all very nice, one guy even letting us pick a song on his phone then got us a game of Darts! On that note they also have dart boards and slot machines, with 1 bar top slot machine. The bartender Anna was great and friendly, very welcoming and poured a great Guinness! I do recommend stopping in here to check out if in Cocoa.

We stopped by just out of pure luck due to the location and was so so pleasantly surprised. The…read morestaff was so kind and the food and drinks are fantastic. would absolutely come back !

St. Patrick's Day brought us in for the holiday menu, and while things moved a little slower than…read moreexpected, the overall experience was still a good one. The place clearly has a strong neighborhood vibe. Even on a holiday, it felt like a regular hangout spot where many of the patrons seemed to know each other and the bartenders. That kind of atmosphere always adds a layer of warmth you can't manufacture. Service-wise, our waitress was very friendly and attentive when she was at the table. Food delivery did take longer than expected considering the restaurant didn't appear overly busy, but to be fair, it was a specialized St. Patrick's Day menu which likely slowed the kitchen down. Now to the food. My co-diner ordered the corned beef Reuben, served on grilled rye with a generous pile of crinkle fries. The sandwich was stacked with tender corned beef and had that classic deli-style balance of meat and sauerkraut. He described it simply as "very good," which from him is a strong endorsement. I ordered the traditional Irish stew with potatoes and cabbage, which came plated with a hearty portion of mashed potatoes. The stew itself had a few nice chunks of beef and vegetables in a rich brown gravy that definitely leaned into bold seasoning. The only note is that the pepper level was quite heavy across the stew, mashed potatoes, and cabbage. If you're someone who enjoys a strong pepper-forward flavor profile, this will absolutely be right up your alley. Portions were generous and the meal definitely delivered that comfort-food, stick-to-your-ribs Irish pub feeling. Overall, a positive experience with friendly service, a welcoming neighborhood atmosphere, and hearty holiday fare. I'd happily come back again -- especially to explore more of the regular menu outside the St. Patrick's Day rush.