This is a hidden gem in the true sense. Off the beaten path in the heart of historical Melbourne…read moreFL. I really loved this place. For one the food is really good bar food. Nothing special as far as the selections. We ordered loaded nachos and a chicken wing basket. Both were well executed with fresh ingredients. Even the cheese on the nachos tasted fresh. There is inside and outside seating on the deck in front. Inside there is a full bar with great craft beer options. And they have a juke box. When we got there late a Saturday night the band was packing up, so they have live music as well. Loved the food and service here!

Awesome find. My blackened and blue grilled chicken sandwich was sooo good. I did order onion…read morerings, pass, over cooked and could not have been fresh made. Awesome atmosphere. Great staff. Laid back. Will def be here again.

**INITIAL REVIEW**…read more Out of all the restaurants still in business in the Melbourne/Palm Bay area of the Space Coast, the one that has truly lasted the test of time is The Burger Inn. Located on US-1, The Burger Inn is a testament to the city's history as the restaurant was first founded back in 1952. That was a time when Melbourne was the eastern point for cattle herding in Central Florida. US-1 was still a dirt road back then. As a matter of fact, The Burger Inn is one of the five-oldest restaurants still in business in Brevard County. By age, it is the second-youngest (Dixie Crossroads in Titusville, FL is younger while Ashley's, Lone Cabbage Fish Camp, and the Old Fish House Bar & Grille are older). The age The Burger Inn shows is more a testament to its delightfully tacky charm more so than be dated. In short, their age equates to experience and wisdom that still makes them a popular choice amongst restaurant-goers anywhere, both locals and tourists alike. The Burger Inn is located on the eastside of US-1, just a little ways north of the Eau Gallie Art District, but just a little ways south of the Big Orange roadside attraction. Take note that the entrance into The Burger Inn is a "right turn only," so patrons going south will need to turn in at the light before or after The Burger Inn and take the residential roads to it. The Burger Inn, as mentioned earlier, is delightfully tacky in its charm. It has the updated design of a 1960s drive-thru diner with its bright colors of the time. Think of a lot of red and yellow, neon lights, and black-and-white checker floors. If it further helps, think of movies like Grease. The majority of seating is outdoors with stone chairs and tables which were famously used in old-school garden parks of the 1970s with their tile mosaic designs. The seating is shaded and have roll-down canvas covers to block sunlight and wind just in case. The bar area is still intact with all the old-school cookery right in front of you. But take note people were "smaller" back then so if you are bigger or taller person, sitting at the bar will be uncomfortable. This is a burger dive bar so most of your food will be of that preference. But unlike other places, they still place precedence on their classic burgers, sides, and milkshakes. You can truly attest to the rest of their menu if their basics are delicious, and I will say their regular cheeseburger, fries, and shake are more than good, but have that satisfaction from eating a good ole' fast food meal back when such was done with actual care. That doesn't mean The Burger Inn has not kept with the times. They have updated their menu to include present day offerings such as chili-cheese fries, onion rings, mozerella cheese sticks, and much more. Finally on the food, they do have a challenge in which you eat a 10-patty cheeseburger, a large order of chili-cheese fries, and a 32 oz. shake in less than 30 minutes, you will get a free t-shirt and your meal is free. If you fail, you pay $40 for the attempt (which is not bad for a price if you think about it). Actually, everything on their menu is priced decently. A burger is about $5, which is fair given inflation, but worth it when you are eating a wholesome old-fashioned burger. Probably the only Issue worth addressing is the restroom. Remember how I said the bar seems to be made for people at a time when they were smaller. The same goes for the restroom. It is literally only a single unisex room that somehow is smaller than the space in a portable potty. The toilet literally runs under the sink. Talk about a tight squeeze. Despite that minute details, I have never been disappointed eating here at The Burger Inn. They've always been consistent with their food, especially during a time when specialty groups seem to naysay on what we can or cannot eat. Ergo, I am giving them five-out-of-five stars. Definitely give The Burger Inn a chance.

This place is so cool. Started in the 50s. Even have the phone booth and everything. I ordered a…read morechicken bacon ranch wrap. And they grilled it. It was awesome. Can't wait to get something else.

I knew of this place from a friend, and after seeing it on a foodies socials, I decided to stop in…read more Shelby was an our server and was sweet and attentive. She also read us through the specials. The Real Dill- even if you aren't a pickle love this was so good!! The battered fried chicken was delish and the pickle slaw was so good. The Cilantro Chicken taco- it was good, decent flavoring but I definitely preferred the Real Dill. I had both in a corn tortilla! Delish! The chips and queso were great! The chips came out HOT and seasoned well! I would definitely be back!!

Great lunch today. Super cute and BUSY, thriving location. Many of the reviews mention the…read moreexcellent and attentive service and they are SPOT ON with that. The drunken burrito was good; would like to see maybe one or two other options for burritos not involving tater tots, but still good. (Definitely order that with extra salsa and queso...I regret that I didn't). The salsa trio was tasty, particularly the green "hot" salsa which definitely seemed homemade, though the guacamole was likely not. Nice sturdy hot and salty chips. Of the 3 tacos we tried, the shrimp was the standout. Not certain if they have a full bar. Very nice addition to this neighborhood & we will be sure to come back.

I think they've closed but I'm not certain. I remember when Hooters was all the rage and…read morecontroversial. Now it's kind of sad. I think most of the people working there have been there for a good 20 years and well, wearing the costumes that they do is not the same when they were in their 20s. The food was never spectacular at any Hooters but people didn't go there for the food. They went there for the girls in their cute little costumes, they went there for the sports because they had big screen TVs and pay-per-view. However, they hadn't changed very much, it looked very dated and kind of rundown. The wings were sad I'm not going to lie. When I had them I had indigestion for days. And it wasn't just this location, it was all Hooters. The people here tried very hard to make it work but sometimes you just can't make a silk purse out of sow's ear. If they have closed I'm sorry for the people who worked there. They did their very best to make it work. If it has closed then I wish everyone there the best of luck and I hope they found something better. They worked very hard so it wasn't due to a lack of they're trying. If anyone takes this as a negative review they didn't read it correctly. The employees couldn't save the store

Great food and service. They have the best onion rings in the area and the ribs on Thursday are…read moreexcellent.

Long doggers was our stop after a long day. I asked everyone "how is the food." Everyone said,…read more"this is great." I asked, "how do you rate the atmosphere?" Everyone agreed it was fun and well done. I asked, "what do you think of the staff?" They all said, "great people!" I agreed with them, ordered a great beer and had a good time.

We really like to drop in to this brewery when we are I town…read more Service is usually pretty good when sat at a table. We prefer to sit at the bar and there is usually a good conversation going on with the bar staff and other patrons. They have a great selection of beers and drinks. I love the flights of beer to be able to sample what's new vs favorites

If you are into great brews & food run to this spot! We have been going here since it opened…read more(before they had a kitchen) and never been disappointed! Friendly service and cozy bar atmosphere makes thid place a 10/10. You wont be disappointed. They also have full bar now too!

The food here was delicious. The custard French toast was my favorite!…read more The service waa great and all the staff waa super polite. The ambiance was nice and casual. Perfect place for breakfast and brunch

I went to this unique restaurant with my best friend and wow! I love it because the environment is…read moreinviting. I ordered the build your own breakfast sandwich and wow! AMAZING Anastasia is a wonderful server and she was prompt and friendly!!! Ask for her Best experience and definitely will come back

I found this spot as a last minute resort to another place that was extremely noisy…read more This spot is tucked away right off A1A, and has a cute hotel/vacation spot attached to it. This cute bar/grille has an ocean view no matter where you are sitting. There's even some tables on the beach itself if you wanna take off your shoes and sit a spell. Our waitress was helpful and lively. And the food was surprisingly amazing! We only had nachos and drinks because we didn't want to ruin dinner later. But I watched as people Ordered these sky high smash burgers. They looked so damn good! I also zoomed in and took a photo of another persons wings.. they should be called "wangz" because they're so huge! Next time.. next time.. lol If you're ever passing thru, stop By and I promise you won't be disappointed.

Decent beach bar, but a little too kid-friendly for my taste…read more I came here hoping for dinner on the water, good music, the sound of the ocean, and maybe some friendly conversation with the locals. Instead, one of the main seating areas was partially taken over by strollers, toys, and other kid gear. I understand that restaurants can't control every family that visits, but the overall atmosphere felt more like a playground than a relaxing waterfront dining spot. To the staff's credit, my server was kind enough to move some of the strollers and toys so I could get a seat. Unfortunately, it had just rained and the chairs were still soaked. While I appreciated her making room for me, it would have been nice if someone had also taken a moment to wipe down the seat before it was offered to me. Instead, I had the unpleasant experience of sitting in a sopping wet chair and spent my evening here with a soggy backside, which definitely put a damper on the experience... Pun intended. I ordered a glass of Sauvignon Blanc, which was good, although I was a little surprised to receive it in a plastic cup. Maybe that's standard here, but it wasn't what I expected. For dinner, I tried the mahi tacos after seeing them mentioned in several reviews. The fish itself was good, but the tacos were absolutely covered in sauce, to the point that it drowned out the taste of everything else. Also, thatsynot what they looked like on the reviews I saw. If I knew they would have so much sauce (or any sauce actually) I would ordered it on the side. I ended up removing most of the sauce-drenched toppings just to taste the fish. I also requested a side salad and was told the only option available for a side salad was a Caesar... despite several salads being listed on the menu. I guess it was too hard to toss some salad greens into a bowl with a side if vinaigrette The parking situation is also very confusing. All the spaces indicate that parking is for guests and there is signage along the fence threatening to tow anyone who parks along the fence. I had to call the restaurant to confirm where guests could park (along the fence, as long as it is not overnight or just to go to the beach) and fortunately my car was still there when I returned from dinner. Overall, the food was decent and the waterfront location is nice. If you're looking for a casual, family-friendly beach bar, this may be a fit. However, if you're hoping for a quieter place to unwind after work or enjoy a peaceful dinner by the water, you definitely want to look elsewhere.