I been here twice within a 1-month period to give them a fair run. Malabar Mo's is a cool little…read morebar that today house that's converted to a commercial location. Malabar Mo's is known as our local biker bar the night's I was here I really didn't see any motorcycles or bikers or maybe I did and they're in regular street clothes. The food here does not stand out in any way it's pretty average but there's really nothing wrong with that at all. Is it cool local spot close to the river with local people who work and live in my town some of which I recognize and I've seen around. The service here is always good. The food comes out fast and it's very presentable. Nothing bad to say about this whatsoever. Now the alcohol is my biggest complaint. I simply ordered a vodka lemonade and I thought the drink was really strong but I didn't even get a buzz so ordered another one and thought it was really strong again and it wasn't. The next morning I realized from the headache I received but the drink wasn't straw but the vodka must have been below the well it was so low grade. The only other vodka that's ever given me a headache like that after two drinks is ABC house brand and Smirnoff. I'm not sure if it was Smirnoff but it did taste really strong for one ounce of alcohol mixed into a regular 8 oz cup so whatever it was it was undoubtedly cheap. Second time I came here I was up with a party of seven people. The waitress was able to handle our table without any issues. She checked in frequently and gave us regular updates on the kitchen and what was going on with the food and the staffing. Every employee I've contacted at this location has been friendly. I wouldn't necessarily call this location a date night restaurant but it's definitely safe for casual time. Let's just say it's not a first date location if you're looking for a romantic candlelit dinner with flowers on the table. If you're close by it's really not a bad spot to stop and have a drink I possibly need some local that's also a good spot to sip on your drink and listen to the crazy banter from a crazy Palm Bay residence at the bar. If you've been in town a long time these people will often tell a story to each other and you'll find yourself smiling and nod and remember the good old days out in da bay.

If you like drunks dancing next to your table, lesbians trying to pick a fight with anyone as they…read moremake a spectacle of themselves on purpose while no one does anything about it, I guess the atmosphere is for you. I'm not an alcoholic and didn't expect 2 loud mouthed intoxicated, heavy set women to invite themselves into my conversation at my table. It's an obnoxious pirate costume event and a poorly managed business. Socializing is not possible in this atmosphere. I watched some elderly band who didn't play well and the singer had no voice. I thought maybe they were donating their time? Every song they played sounded just like the last song. Since everyone was too bombed to aim properly in the bathroom, they certainly didn't notice. The key issue is no one here gets a limit on alcohol consumption. It's a DUI hot spot. The riffraff are obviously regulars here. The food is awfully overpriced for what you get, the water is even worse, and nowhere near a full menu to order from. Waitress looked overworked and do not smile. A horror show on weekends. I know it's not a classy place like you get downtown in Melbourne, but the owner should be responsible when serving alcohol without any limits and asking big mouths to shut up so others can enjoy a conversation at their table. I know for a fact two individuals who left this bar completely intoxicated and one lost a leg, and the other lost a foot riding home drunk on Malabar Rd. Ask any cop about it. My scenic view is the backside of a gas station. so we split and rode south, Rosie's has a a gorgeous view of the river for less money I dumped on this dive. The patrons have good hygiene, and can spell hygiene too.

The food and atmosphere was a delight. The food was so good that no one out of 8 people took…read morepictures... It was quiet during lunch. Next time!!! I highly recommend eating here. Take pictures and post them.

Cute little girl and bar. Was waiting to get my oil changed at Toyota of Melbourne and I saw this…read morewas only an eight minute walk away. Had the smash burger it was delicious... Really quiet. They mark your hand if you're drinking because there is a gun range attached to it And they don't want you drinking and going into the gun range and firing a weapon lol Friendly staff, but not very talkative but I only went in around lunchtime. Not very busy at all.

My sister came to visit from NY and we decided to eat and have a drink on the Rooftop. We chose our…read moretable and our waitress Hannah was great. She immediately came over to greet us and give us menu's. She returned to take our drink order and was so pleasant. We then ordered the BBQ Chicken Flatbread and chicken sandwich with fries. It was all delicious. The view of the Melbourne Airport were so nice. They had a musician playing music which was excellent. Great vibe for social events.

The view was beautiful and the service was decent. The food took a while and wasn't hot when it…read morecame out, plus my chicken was dry. My husband's slider was pretty good though and since it was the daily special, it came with fries. It was also a reasonable price which made it even better. Plastic chairs are not our thing but the area around the fire looked nice. The drinks were inconsistent, one looked and tasted good, the second one had no garnish and tasted like they also forgot the alcohol. I doubt we'll go back.

Wow wow wow. We used to be fairly regular diners at the location that was in Cocoa Village, but we…read morehad never visited this one in Melbourne until yesterday for brunch. Wow, we missed so many things about Crush! Those bacon-wrapped Medjool dates, the amazing cocktail program... so many things. My burger was new to the menu, and I can't remember the name, but let's just call it "the Butcher Burger," because I know it had a patty that was a mix of chorizo and venison, and maybe Wagyu? It was also topped with an egg and some smoky mayo. Regardless of what it was called, it was TO DIE FOR. My daughter had a huge wedge salad, and it was great. My wife's chive and Gruyère biscuit was awesome, and her strawberry-rhubarb cocktail was delicious. Honestly, we had such a good meal that we almost came back again for dinner just a few hours later on the same day! We didn't, but we will definitely be returning very soon!

First time in Melbourne and decided to eat here based on reviews and recommendations from friends…read more Everything was excellent! Sat at the bar prior to dinner and had two fabulous cocktails. Watching the bartenders assemble the craft cocktails was a show itself. On to dinner. Our waiter recommended the bacon wrapped dates as a customer favorite. They were a combo of sweet, salty, and smokey. Perfect start to dinner. We ordered the coffee crusted filet with cocoa demi-glace, smashed truffle potatoes and grilled broccolini for one dish, and the fresh catch of the day with coconut rice and pineapple salsa. Our server (forgot his name) was awesome as well. The whole experience made my birthday that much better!

Seated right away - nice clean restaurant, generous portion sizes, terrific service…read more Quite a few things gluten-free - and my granddaughter enjoyed her mac & cheese bowl

Had been at Kennedy Space Center all day with our granddaughters and wanted a place to eat by the…read morewater (and to see the cruise ships close by) so we chose Fishlips. You absolutely cannot beat the view, right on the water (and occasionally you can catch a glimpse of the SpaceX rocket boosters coming back after recovery!) Service was a little slow - there were not many people dining (mid-afternoon) but it looked like they were preparing for some special political event). We sent one incorrect drink back and ended up not getting one person's order at first (the restaurant did make it right). Hubs had the fried fish - it was ok. I had coconut shrimp which were quite good but the coconut cilantro lime rice that came with it (which sounded delicious!) was dry to the point of being crunchy. The mango salsa was good. We ordered mac and cheese, fried shrimp and chicken nuggets for one granddaughter not realizing they ALL came with an order of fries - beware! The Mac and cheese looked like it came from "the box" - I tried it and it was not great. Fried shrimp were good. We also had the Mac attack burger and it was good. All in all, I'd probably come back for fun drinks, maybe an appetizer and the view, but not for a meal.

We finally found a cute/delicious Mexican spot. Close to Cocoa beach but the prices are very…read morereasonable. The interior and exterior decoration is amazing. We loved the ambiance and character. There is plenty of seating and three huge bars. The service here is amazing. While the restaurant is very busy the servers are working very hard to keep things moving. You can see them all walking at high speed and even carrying 5 plates at a time. Very impressive. The salsa was really good with the fresh warm chips. For our entrees we had the Taco Tuesday deal. Three tacos for $9!!! I got carnitas and my husband got beef. They are a good size. Our kids got the chicken tenders and fries. Glad they had something different for kids that don't understand how amazing Mexican food is. For our drinks we got the traditional margaritas and the mix was so good. To finish things off we had to try the fried Icecream and it was enough for 4 people. Our kids tapped out because they were full. Really simple but yummy. Overall with the service, food and ambiance the restaurant is 10/10 for us. We can't wait to return.

La Cantina in Cape Canaveral was highly recommended by a friend. 4 of us went on a Tuesday. Well…read moreit's a dive and that's not necessarily a bad thing. I just love good food. The service was really good. We ordered and the food came pretty fast. Unfortunately the server asked if we wanted sour cream and guacamole. We said yes. She did not say there would be a charge for these items. I don't mind paying but I would like to know. I ordered the chicken fajitas. It was odd that the chicken was in chunks and not slices. My sizzling plater was so hot that some of the food was black and charred. Other than that that the flavor was good. One of my friends ordered the fish of the day, which was so overcooked it was unpleasant. By far not gourmet, They had a good crowd of regular locals at the bar, where they seemed to be having a great time.

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.

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.