Stopped here on the second day of my Key West - DC road trip. The special was a french dip made…read morewith pot roast... it was outstanding. The vibe of the place was great. A lot of regulars but a NOOB still felt welcome. And I loved the shirt worn by one of the staff. Highly recommended.

We came down for the Artemis II launch and needed to find a place open at 9:30pm in Cape Canaveral…read more Ellie Mae's fit the bill. We both had the blackened chicken sandwich with chills and a side salad. The sandwich was fine with a nice size grilled chicken breast. "Blackened" is an exaggeration, it was lightly seasoned. The salads were small but consisted of crisp, leafy lettuce (good), a single cucumber slice, and some shredded cheese. We did order cokes. Warning: they are cans with no refills. This is not stated anywhere. The wait staff was a bit inattentive and seemed dazed. The music was too loud for conversation and the chairs weren't very comfortable. It's okay in a pinch but I wouldn't consider this a must go place.

Popped in here for some refreshments while biking around the island! Love the vibe! Our bartender…read morewas a delight and she and the server were both wearing chunky necklaces in keeping with the theme! A true sign of excellence. We had some quick bevvies and calamari and a delicious salad. Just enough to fuel us to our next location. Cheers!

This place is very eclectic. The owner's design of the interior was around that of a church. It…read moreis full of skulls and mystical works. Not a church I've ever attended but definitely makes statements. The bathroom was quite interesting - check out the pics. I'm one of the more interesting artwork. You would think I was visiting a Hooters lol. The service was good. The server was able to relay some background of the spot and held a good conversation and how she made it to the US from the Czech Republic and such. I had the burger, fries, and a Edingers beer! They have good draft options

Staff and service is always great. We've been at times when it was slow as well as when it's been…read morepacked and they never missed a beat. The music, food, and drinks are also great. We havent had anything there we havent liked.

We have not been here in over 10 years, and sadly it's not as good as we remembered :(…read more Ambiance 4 stars! The ambiance was fun, good vibes, tiki feel, nice covered patio and seating. Service 4 stars: We brought our dog and sat at the patio. The waitress was nice, and brought our dog some fresh water in a dog bowl. The food also came quickly. Food 2 stars... sadly! We were both very disappointed with the quality and taste of the food. We ordered the "NY Style Pizza"... it was not NY style, the crust was too thick. It looked and tasted like a frozen pizza... way overpriced! My "Fresh Catch of the Day" mahi mahi did not taste fresh and was overcooked.. very tuff! Super disappointed at every bite. Drinks... this was a toss up! My Lava Flow was tasty, but my husband's draft beer tasted like the line hasn't been cleaned out for a while. Sadly, I will not be coming back, unless it was for just drinks not from the tap.

Staff is very attentive and the clientele are all locals and they make you feel like you're at…read morehome. Thank you for everything!

Iv gone in a few times now and every time the bar tenders were really pleasant to talk to and very…read moreattentive. They have a big wall of tvs with different sports going on I was also able to get a very tasty burger late at night when every other place was closed I'll be back the next time I'm in town !!

We were fortunate enough to go on New Years Day. Our large group was in town for a wedding. They…read moreopened for us. I absolutely loved the chocolate stout mixed with strawberry rosé. It taste like a tootsie roll! My other favorite was the pineapple cider! We will be back in a couple of days to take a few cases home with us!

Out of the nine breweries/distilleries in Brevard County, two of them are located in Cape…read moreCanaveral. The 321 Lime House (which I will shorthand to 321 for the remainder of the review) is the taproom dedicated to one of the more popular ciders sold anywhere, more so that it is actually offered almost everywhere in Florida, Caribe. Even though 321 is located inside Carib Brewery, it is still recognized as its own independent establishment instead of a taproom piggy-backing off the Carib name (though it really doesn't matter). As a taproom, it does an excellent job showcasing what Carib has to offer. However, compared to other breweries/distilleries and their taprooms, 321 is lacking when it comes to selection as they seem only interested in featuring only their alcoholic line. First and foremost, getting to 321 might be a bit confusing. For starters, it is located off the main road and more so in the "industry district" of Cape Canaveral. To top it off, 321 is located within the gated area of Carib Brewery. You might think you can't enter because it seems like Carib Brewery looks like a factory on the outside, but the East gate is usually open and there is a part of the brewery that stands out as more... well... taproom-ish? Bar-ish? I guess those are the right words. To be fair, the outdoor seating, which doesn't look much like a biergarten to me, is what helps identify where 321 is. Upon entering, there is a large area with a nook reserved as a store on the left, a centralized bar in the middle, a stage for live shows and performances on the right, and more seating scattered about the floor. You can actually see the assembly/work line of Carib Brewery from the 321 taproom floor as they do not block it off, but show patrons what is going on behind-the-scenes through Plexiglas. With this much space, it is evident 321 is designed to have some amazing parties, events, and get-togethers. There might even be a wider array of food and drink options at that time, but on a regular day, this is where the "OK" rating comes in. As mentioned earlier, it seems 321 only features their line of brews to serve. Though they have a nice selection, it does limit their choices. You'll only get their line of brews so that means choices in Carib (pineapple cider, mimosa), Stag, Makeson, and Shandy. For food, very limited from what I saw. It only looks like they have bags of chips and popcorn. I guess they do not have a dedicated kitchen to make the meals and bar foods the other breweries make. It is possible they might have food trucks out in front on certain days and times (like The Dirty Oar for example), but there was none the day I went with Charles, and I didn't ask. Overall, it was a good visit. I say it is "OK" because it seems to be on the lines of other "OK" taprooms such as The Dirty Oar and Bugnutty Brewing Company. Not saying it is bad, just saying it is average and that is a norm. However, if I return numerous times and they are consistent, I will definitely give them their fourth star for consistency at least.

Great people and staff. Megan and Lee are amazing bartenders. The review would be if they had…read morepeanut butter whiskey (screwball)!!!

One and done there! Went there for my birthday to play some pool... not there to drink! I asked…read morefor an ice water and the bar tender went back and forth with me about bottled water or ice water. When I said ice water she told me it would still cost me $2. I told my friend we should have went to Graham's! She rudely handed my friend his credit card back and told me they are a place of business meant to sell stuff. Well they were, we were paying $1.25 a game for pool while Graham's charges 25 cents during the day and treat their customers with respect! I have twenty thousand ride share trips over the last five years and will no longer tell tourists to visit this hole! What horrible service. First time in my life I have been told I would be charged for ice water at a local bar! Let's support Graham's, Sandbar, Slide Inn, Jumps Tiny Tavern, Coconut's, and all the others that actually treat their customers with respect. I'm one and out at Lamp Post and will no longer recommend them to my passengers... actually I will recommend they go elsewhere. ‍

Enjoyed the water view while feasting on three fish tacos and a locally brewed ice cold beer, My…read morewife had a chicken cheese steak sandwich and the same cold beer. We were served quickly and our waitress was able to answer all our questions (mostly about their beer selections). Definitely not a criticism but they do require your credit card up front to start a tab. I guess that may become normal as we move closer to a cashless society. So yes we can recommend Grills. Oh, and be prepared to be watched by about 15 pelicans lined up on the deck.

Amazing. We sat outdoors and listen to music while enjoying the warm weather. The mahi sandwich…read morewas incredible. There are a lot of pelicans and birds that are in that area, but it only added to the character of this low frills high value restaurant.

Stopped in at the brewery and tap house while here for the night before a cruise tomorrow. I guess…read moreit's a tap house in the brewery or maybe it's just a circular bar in the brewery that they call a tap house. Not really sure. The beer list is large. We started with a flight of several different beers, most of which we liked. From there, my wife went with the red, and I had the Marzen. She went with another red, and I did a mix of the XXX stout and the chocolate stout at the beertender's recommendation. Everything was tasty. Beer tender was very nice and friendly. She probably could've used some help though as they were busy. Free popcorn was welcomed too, especially after several beers.

Excellent brewery right by Port Canaveral. We truly loved almost every beer that we sampled, it was…read moreso hard to choose just one but the strawberry rose cider is so refreshing. Love the vibes and how you can see the Carib factory in action if you visit during the day. The delicious fresh popcorn was a plus! Wonderful service.

I went with a friend to Coaster's Cocoa Beach. Happy Saint Patrick's day!…read moreThey were very busy. They were serving a limited menu with food and drink specials for the day. They had the traditional Irish fare. My friend ordered the Ruben sandwich with sweet potato fries. She commented on how much corned beef in the Sandwich and how delicious the fries were. I ordered the corned beef and cabbage. Only $20.00. I received at least a half pound of very lean corned beef, red potatoes, carrots and steamed cabbage. A very generous serving. The corned beef was really lean , moist, tender, and very flavorful. What a great meal. They had traditional Irish music. Great atmosphere for the holiday. We had a great time.

Man I really wanted to like this place but I just couldn't!!…read more It is a really mundane place over all. The ambiance is that of every other bar, which in itself isn't bad but it is when you don't do anything to really stand out. I ordered the southern burger and their special of deviled eggs. The deviled eggs were really good but only 6 half eggs was $12. Way overpriced in my opinion. The burger looked really good but for $22 for the burger and the fries, it better be top notch. Burger came out over done, with the entire bottom bun completely soaked in juice. It basically fell apart by the end of the meal. I will say the fries were really good but for $45 with a tip FOR ONE PERSON this place is way over priced for what you get. I also thought my service was just okay as well. Wouldn't recommend this place and won't be back.