Karaoke last night. I went in to try a cocktail since I was in the area. Bartender was welcoming &…read morefriendly. The martiki was good. They serve food as well, not sure how late. Drinks are a bit pricey but I'd visit again for a magic show. It was a fun environment.

What a fun place! We only came for drinks, but they were all good! We had a magician, Steve, show…read moreus close-up magic. I was astonished, but everyone kept saying they saw how he did it. The place has Hawaiian decor, but is called Enchanted. There's a door for a speakeasy, but we didn't get the chance to go in. Maybe next time!

Just got lunch here with my family, We had a very kind server who explained the aspect of the…read morerestaurant and how all their food is made from scratch. I usually don't like heat by sitting outside but their closed off patio was very breathable and the perfect temperature due to the fans, it still did keep the nice outdoor atmosphere though. The food was excellent and was prepared and cooked by people who definitely enjoyed their craft and had knowledge on real Mexican cuisine. If I had to rate this out of 10, I would give it a 20. If you're in the area please try this place if you're craving great real Mexican food.

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.

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.

What a great venue. It's like stepping back in time to the 60's or early 70's, in the best…read morepossible way. A hole in the wall that leads you upstairs to an intimate speakeasy-like lounge setting. It's a cocktail bar - drinks cost some money - and they're worth it. The lady bartender was warm and friendly and highly skilled. We saw a blues/rock band there - Russ Kellum band. It was an unforgettable evening.

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.

Started out well. Party of six. Seated ahead of half the group so we could get drinks and an app on…read morethe way. Taylor our server is on it getting drinks and entrees ordered. Since we were catching up with family we chatted away about 45 minutes and we realized "where is our food". Somewhere things went off the rails. To say we were surprised is an understatement. Finally the manager comes over and says the food should be out in a minute. An hour after ordering our food arrived. The food was average at best. Not what we experienced before. Two of the six ordered the daily special (ribs), two carbonara, ravioli and a salad. Not complicated. Manager was apologetic and comp'd the table. Server was upset since every table In her section had issues. We took care of Taylor knowing it wasn't her fault. Am I off Miller's. No. But if they repeat this nightmare I will have to really think twice about coming OTB. Also they got rid of the Field Goal Trio of wings, zingers and shrimp. So sad.

We came to the Pub Americana after a musical show at the Cocoa Village Playhouse. My husband had…read morethe Village Blues burger with sweet potato fries. It was delicious and the sauce for the fries was amazing. I had the French Onion Soup. Another great choice. I would definitely come here again. Service was great too. Jazz music playing upstairs was nice.

As usual...,this place has really good service: really good food and drinks. I come here often and…read morewould highly recommend.

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.

A cute local vibe! Loved the history that came along with this experience. The French onion soup…read morewas absolutely to die for! We also split a burger and it came out nicely cooked. Wine pours were great and the service was friendly!

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.

Wow, $9 for a draft beer at a crappy bar. I will never be back to this shit hole. They must give…read moreregulars the normal price because the clientele definitely isn't $9/beer folk. Dirty, gross bar. Dirty, gross bathrooms.

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.

The service was fine. The meals looked good. I'm to bite after bite. I'm still searching for the…read morefish. The fish and chips was just chips n batter. I signaled the bartender to let her know there was no fish, only batter, when suddenly approached by someone from the kitchen. I told him there were two small pieces of fish amongst this pile of batter and I was not satisfied with the meal. He has said, making excuses that he had cooked it himself and that it was fine. He took my plate of batter and walked off with an attitude. Recommend the fish and chips. The cook was rude and disrespectful. Definitely not at all what expected. I will never be back. Came for Easter dinner, left Hungary and Angry.

our server we have is so great! she keeps up on drinks and checks up on us ! and that's the best…read morething in a server and she is just awesome and the food is amazing I lover this place so so much ! -Cali Kemmerling

Gorgeous interior of the restaurant and very friendly/attentive staff!…read more Made a RSVP online but I probably didn't need to (I appreciate the option is there though). $25 house marg pitcher is always on the menu, and it's delish! Not too sweet or watered down! For food we got a comically large burrito and carnitas tacos. My carnitas were a little dry, but the salsa and beans helped. Complimentary chips and salsa before the meal were some of the best chips I've had at a restaurant! Total was $66 before tip!