Location: Cocoa
Top Restaurants in Cocoa
Top Things to do in Cocoa
- 1. Historic Cocoa Village Playhouse
- 2. Cocoa Village
- 3. Cocoa Riverfront Park
- 4. Fineline Fishing Charters
- 5. From Olives & Grapes
- 6. Brevard Museum of History and Natural Science
- 7. Indian River Queen Private Cruises
- 8. Astronaut Memorial Planetarium and Observatory
- 9. Florida's Space Coast
- 10. Taylor Park
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Top 5 Caribbean food in Cocoa, Florida, United States
Reviews on Caribbean food in Cocoa, Florida, United States. Cocoa is a city in Brevard County, Florida. The population was 17,140 at the 2010 United States Census. It is part of the Palm Bay–Melbourne–Titusville Metropolitan Statistical Area.
Things to do in Cocoa
1. El Bodegon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By miriamsergio520
I wanted to take my husband out for his birthday and found a very nice Spanish restaurant that met my expectations. There were flamingo dancers and they put on a great show. The food was also very good along with the service. The next time we go we will have tapas with sangria.
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2. Jerk Flavas Restaurant
Jerk Flavas Restaurant is a family-owned Jamaican restaurant in Cocoa, FL. Enjoy the FLAVAS of authentic Jamaican Cuisine!
Reviewed By Anita M
The restaurant is a hole in the wall with Caribbean vibes and hospitality. I just had lunch there an hour ago and their oxtails, ginger lemonade, mac n cheese and service is all a 5/5. I highly recommend and would def go again
3. GG's Roots
Reviewed By MethosThespian
First, the good: very friendly, personable owners. Clean restaurant.Second: The, not-so-good: The owners of this establishment need to figure out whether they want to make this an ice cream parlor, exclusively a take-out-joint, a full-service restaurant, or a child's game-room. At the present time, it seems to be a mish-mosh of all four rather poorly executed. My dining partner and I visited on a Saturday evening for dinner. The meal is served buffet style. The buffet is enclosed, and open on the server side (this is actually a good thing). Eat-in clientele must go up to the buffet, inform the server of what they wish to order, and the food is then placed in a take-out styrofoam container (I kid you not). Once the food is paid for, patrons can then grab napkins and plastic utensils and sit down to eat (out of their styrofoam containers). Now, this would not be so unappealing if the food was actually hot, fresh, and tasty. Unfortunately, such is not the case. I have eaten many Puerto Rican meals, and GG's is, quite frankly, incredibly bland. I will give the proprietors the benefit of the doubt and assume that this is the result of food sitting a buffet line for a lengthy period of time. This, coupled with the fact that there is such a limited variety of meal offerings, desserts, and beverage choices, makes this a restaurant I will certainly not be revisiting. As an added annoyance, a dominos table is set out right in the middle of the dining area. A couple of children decided to start up a game right while we were in the middle of our meal.
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4. Caribbean Cove Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Darkfelloww
I am visiting Cape Canaveral and last night just wanted some Caribbean food. Googled and Caribbean Cove popped up. I did take out ox tails and some jerk chicken. It was really very very good. There was no ripe plantains, but it was good. The restaurant itself is dark inside, old decor, etc., but don't let that distract from the food. The lady who made my food (she is the owner, it looks like) was very sweet. I plan to have some red snapper today.
5. Souzaâs
Reviewed By Viper19682014
First time here. Small restaurant with great selections. Started with spinach and cheese empanadas. They were perfect. Then had burritos, tacos, and tamales. All were pronounced excellent. No room for dessert but will make an effort to try next time. Prices were great and service was pleasant. One dollar for ice tea that was fresh. Great experience.
