Fantastic food and great service. We've had burgers, cheese fries, onion rings, mozzerella sticks,…read moremilkshakes, and soft drinks. The service has always been top notch!

**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.

Food is always perfect!!! As ordered every time. The only issue I see, and it's really not that…read morebig of a deal, is they are closed on Sundays. But I get it!

Best sweet potato fries ever! Service is great too. Always clean and friendly and has outdoor…read moreseating options.

for a displaced michigander, they are really close to the to an original coney. their a grat place…read morefor breakfast or lunch. their staff is friendly and on their game. give it a try and you will want to back for more.

I went to La Loma recommended by a friend. The building is brighter green outside. We went for…read morebreakfast. Around 9: am. It wasn't very busy When we walked in, we were greeted promptly by Lucy and told to sit anywhere we liked. I ordered Ham and Eggs with hash browns and a biscuit. My hash browns were very brown, almost burnt. My eggs were cooked as requested, the ham slice was on the thinner side. My friend ordered eggs and sausage links and 1/2 a waffle, coffee was included with her meal. Lucy was attentive, but lost points when she rolled her eyes when I requested some extra napkins. A pleasant place with reasonable prices. Inside there was a decorative mural on the wall.

They say you can never go home, and the older I get, the more I believe it…read more This was a chain that my family frequented back in my elementary school days. Walking in and sitting in that narrow booth, for a moment, I felt ghosts from my past come alive, a boy digging into his strawberry sundae as his loving parents discussed that month's social schedule while my sister colored on a kids menu. I felt safe. Fast forward to 2026, and the booth felt a little emptier, and the world, much riskier. My wife and I finished our meal as we exchanged a wink, a tribute to the days bygone. The service was friendly, the food unremarkable. There won't be a need to return, the ghosts of my parents aren't here.

**INITIAL REVIEW**…read more When I found out there was a Friendly's still open in the Space Coast, I had to make the trek primarily for nostalgia. I remember the simple foods of their children's menu and enjoying Cone Heads there, when I was young, worthwhile memories at a worthwhile place. However, that location was originally on Babcock St. in south Melbourne, and has been closed for many years. As a matter of fact, the old Friendly's building was bulldozed over in which a modern-day 7-Eleven was built in its place. This Friendly's location is on Eau Gallie Blvd. in Indiantlantic. It sure had the nostalgic look of a Friendly's so that was good, but unfortunately, nostalgia would not be enough to truly enjoy my outing here. Maybe I didn't know because I was young and didn't know any better, but Friendly's, at least this location on its initial visit, was sad and disappointing. Though an address is provided, Friendly's is its own building, a nostalgic building that kept to its original build from its heydey, on the southwest cornery of the Eau Ballie Blvd. and AIA intersection. Upon entering, you will be greeted with the classic Friendly's interior, too. However, you can literally "smell" that the wash water needs to be changed out. So imagine the old school smell of clean being a mixture of stale water and old water-based cleaner. That is what you smell walking into the place. I showed up at the swing from breakfast to lunch, and I wanted lunch. Unfortunately, it seems as if making the sudden switch was too difficult for the cooks in the back, an older gentlemen who I was able to hear complain about how it was "too early" for lunch. I still got lunch, though, but you can tell there were issues. For starters, the fried ravioli bites were served to me as if they were cooked in a gas station microwave: scalding hot on the outside, frozen and hard on the inside on a few of the bites. The others were... well... okay. The grilled cheese sandwich and tomato soup was okay, too. I will say the basic grilled cheese was better than some other establishments I been to, such as Mash Monkeys Brewing and Planet Grilled Cheese (basic grilled cheese), but the soup was watery. I didn't even bother getting a Cone Head, which as the nostalgia I really wanted to experience because I was disatisfied. The saving grace this visit to Friendly's has is the waitress, an older lady named Jessica. She was very kind and accomodating, and even relayed any of my concerns pertaining to eating lunch "early" though it was at the beginning of the time. I made sure her tip was more than decent. Ultimately, I am going to have to give this Friendly's a two-star rating out of five review. It could definitely be better, but I also believe in the rule of averages and I want to say this might be the one unsatisfactory outing that happens every once in awhile. As for Jessica, thank God for her. You definitely need to give her her due diligence because she definitely deserves to work at a place that is better.

This place is a joke. First off if you've ever been to any other and I mean any other steak place…read morein or around Philly then you'll understand this review. The rolls are basically under cooked raw french bread. It's comical. I rarely leave reviews but I couldn't stand it anymore. Called Saturday night at 8:43pm for delivery and the girl said we don't do that anymore and we close in 10 minutes haha. You mean 17 minutes? That and every time I pull in the lot the entire crew is outside smoking something. I could careless what they are smoking but this place sucks and you wonder why they are hiring every week. Just add it to another wanna be Philly Steak Shop in Florida but missed the mark. Sorry I'll never eat there again. FYI that's what a real Philly steak sandwich looks like. Notice the roll LOL. It's effing cooked.

Great Philly cheesesteak - nice restaurant, hard to get to…read moreThis is located at the corner of A1A and Eau Gallie. It is on the northwest corner close to the light and so you can only get to it if you are travelling West on Eau Gallie from the light or south on A1A. There is a median that prevents you from turning in off Eau Gallie travelling East. That is all to say that it can be hard to get to if you are travelling in other directions on these roads. There is a parking lot next to the restaurant with plenty of parking. There is a seating area outside and inside the establishment. Outside are about 15 tables with some umbrellas and a fenced off area to separate it from the parking lot. Inside are about 4 booths, 2 tall tables and seats against the wall. You order at the counter to the left of the main doors as you enter. They have everything from Wings to Philly Cheese Steaks and sides to desserts. They do not have fountain drinks but have a large variety of drinks in their coolers. We ordered a Philly Cheese Steak, hotdog, and sweet potato fries. The food took about 10 minutes. The Philly and fries were excellent, the hotdog tasted good but I was not a fan of the bun. You have to ask for condiments and utensils if you want them. The staff was very pleasant and helpful. The prices were reasonable and the food was good. I would definitely recommend this to fellow travelers. Enjoy!

Great stuff, even better value with the portions you get. Our company hired them to come by and…read moreeveryone loved it. Try the churros too!

My wife had the beef burrito I had the loaded fajita beef. Lots of food for two. Yes we will have…read moreto go back.

Overall, this is a decent enough 7-Eleven and the staff were friendly and professional and the…read morestore was clean. The inside has the usual convenience store items associated with a 7-Eleven gas station and for me, it was conveniently located by the place I was at.

Usually fine but today the decaf coffee was burnt and they allowed someone to cut in front of me in…read moreline and didn't say a word. Left my coffee on the counter and left. Poor service.

Dining in lately, instead of taking out-food is always hot, fresh and prepared as asked. Envelopes…read moreare back beginning of the month-received 4 of them. Also had my bday app. Our server gave our envelopes to the mgr on duty - we didn't see him open them...but we received 4 non alcoholic drinks. I thought for sure with 4 of them-there'd be a free app. 4 non alcoholic drinks isn't going to drive me to go bk there and dine, especially after that. But it was great dining in this month.

Waitlisted and sat within the time mentioned. I'm no stranger to the Texas Roadhouse but first…read moretime at this location. Server was ok, didn't know what we were missing until we heard another server at a nearby table telling everybody the drink specials and food specials, sirloin on sale $2 off, etc. ours mentioned nothing at all. Both Caesar salads were way overdressed and the croutons were soggy like they were premade. Ribs were overcooked, I'm from the competitive rib world and they should have a slight tug to get them off the bone, not falling apart when simply cutting them. Usual roadhouse atmosphere with good hearted team members.

From previous reviews it sounds like this location has improved. I'm not in here long. I can't…read moreremember if they have gas pumps. There could be more parking spots. I don't think I would have an issue coming at night but have only been during the day. I haven't seen the line backed up but there is usually only one or two workers present. Typical 7-11 I believe.

Might be one of the worst 7/11's I've ever been to. None of the employees wear masks, or enforce…read morethe sign on the door that says "masks required". Okay, I get it guys, we're in midst of a global pandemic, and you don't want to wear a mask to protect others because of "muh freedoms". But in the very least can you enforce people wearing shoes in your store? Because every time I've gotten in there, several people walk in without shoes.

We're new to the area and have been on a very serious (and slightly hungry) mission to find our…read morego-to breakfast spot. After driving by this place multiple times and seeing the parking lot packed every single time, we finally stopped in... and now we understand why. Everything we ordered was fantastic. The Greek omelet with potatoes was perfectly seasoned and cooked just right. The Southern Benedict with hash browns and the Alaskan Benedict with grits were both excellent--classic comfort food done right. The Breakfast Bundle with chocolate chip pancakes was a big hit... although those pancakes disappeared so fast I'm not convinced we didn't imagine them. The food came out hot and fast (always impressive when a place is clearly busy), and the coffee and soda refills for the kids kept coming without us even having to ask. Service was friendly and welcoming the entire time. The restaurant was clean, there's outdoor seating available, and the whole place just has that "great local breakfast spot" feel. Safe to say our breakfast search is officially over. And if the packed parking lot didn't convince us before... the food definitely did. We'll absolutely be back.

Went for breakfast and it has been 7 years since our last visit…read more The two egg breakfast was good with wife's eggs cooked well. Bacon was really crispy. I had a made to order omelette. Cheddar, bacon and spinach. Fresh spinach which is a big plus. Home fries were a miss for me. They put the biscuit on the grill which I like. Gonna try to make it for dinner one night. Fish fry Friday perhaps.