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.
Restaurants in Cocoa
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Educational Tours of Brevard County Florida's microbreweries. Contact us for tour meeting locations.
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We spend a couple months in Cocoa Beach each year, and From Olives & Grapes is a must for us. From Olives & Grapes carries a wide variety of flavored oils that are great for cooking, grilling, making dressings, etc. You can taste all of the oils before purchasing and the staff are always very friendly and helpful. We stock up on bottles of oil for the year and they’ll even ship to your house. We highly recommend them! -The Power Trippers
5.0 based on 21 reviews
We are an upscale vendors mall with over 10,000 sqft of shopping delight! Leisurely meander through the store, winding from one vendor booth to another. Each differ from the last. We're not your typical "everything's white and distressed" shop. Don't get us wrong, we definitely have that! But there is SO much more! You have to stop in and see it all in person!
Parrot’s cove is a co op of mini booths with antiques, art, crafts, collectibles, shabby sheek styles, beach decorations.... You can have a fun unique shopping experience. There big and small ticket items
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Professional Chef offers inspiring cooking classes with a different cooking theme each month. Such as, Italian, Thai, German, American, Indian and etc...
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The Antilles Trading Company Pirate Museum offers an exciting experience for history lovers that romanticize the sea. With over 350 artifacts, from the 17th to 19th centuries, you will be transported back in time to understand how seadogs and pirates lived, worked, fought, and sought their fortunes. You will see historic items not seen any place else. The immersive pirate ship setting and interactive exhibits feature animatronics and hands on displays. Fire the Cannon, find Davie Jones beating heart and embark on a valiant quest to find pirates booty with the museum's scavenger hunt. Upon completion you will receive your own complementary Pirate Booty. Since 2017 our store has catered to freebooters and gentlepeople alike, offering gifts, historical clothing as well as a grand collection of meticulously curated treasures. Visit the new Blackbeard's Closet of Curiosities. Enjoy your adventure and visit us often, as we're always adding items from our latest excursions.
If you are interested in pirate and maritime history this is the place to go. The outside of the museum is deceptive. It looks small but it is packed with amazing, real artifacts and a guided tour. Interesting collection of historic weapons to include a cannon believed to have belonged to Blackbeard. The museum is set up like a pirate ship. They also have a lot of shipwreck items. The scavenger hunt was fun and after completing we received a "booty bag". Many hands on exhibits. In the attached pirate store they have pirate related clothing, games, books, toys and jewelry. Great prices. They also have a room called "Blackbeard's Closet of Curiosities" where you can purchase antiques and oddities from all over the world. Great place if you are looking for an unusual gift. They have now added a gallery with antique maritime paintings. We understand they will be adding an escape room at the end of summer.
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Established as the "Aladdin" theatre, the doors opened to the public on August 18th, 1924, showing silent movies. Later, Brevard's first "talkie" movie house became known as "the showplace of the Indian River Section". Several owners and several decades later, the building was restored operational and began producing community based musicals in 1989. In 1991, the Playhouse was accepted onto the National Register of Historic Places under the official name "The Historic Cocoa Village Playhouse." Known to all as "Broadway on Brevard" this team of volunteers and staff are truly an example of one of the highest quality community highest quality community theatres in the country. Our 27th Season (2016-2017) includes: "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor(R) Dreamcoat": Sep. 23-Oct. 9, 2016 "Meet Me in St. Louis": Nov. 18 - Dec. 4 "On the Town": Jan. 27 - Feb. 12 "Aida": March 10 - 26 "Mary Poppins": April 28 - May 14 "Nunsense II: The Second Coming": June 23 - July 2 For tickets and a complete season listing please visit our website
Sound of music a wonderful classic and it was a great performance last night. It's hard to believe that the performers, seamster, orchestra and stage hands are all volunteers. We have attended several performances and they were all wonderful. This is a classic a must see.
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Found this bar on a stroll down the street, big comfy chairs are a perfect invite in -- generous portion of wine, fun atmosphere and very personable owner. Dont be an idiot !!
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Excellent beer selection, constantly has new beer selections, awesome atmosphere, great outdoor seating area, pet friendly, Ok parking, downtown Cocoa Village, wonderful area to walk around, real close to the water, awesome staff, they also have food trucks , overall wonderful place to go to and to go back to again
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Brevard Museum...Where history comes alive!The mission of the Brevard Museum of History & Natural Science is to operate and maintain a museum for the education of the public about regional cultural heritage and to preserve historic artifacts and natural history specimens that support this educational mission.Company OverviewThe Brevard Museum, Inc., also known as the Brevard Museum of History and Natural Science, is conveniently located in Cocoa, Florida bordering the Brevard Community College Cocoa campus and the city's original water supply, Clearlake. A not-for-profit corporation since 1969 existing under the laws of the state of Florida; the museum sits on a 22 acre parcel of land that includes a 19.5 acre nature preserve encompassing three Florida ecosystems.
Looks very small from the outside but there was much more inside than expected. Very interesting exhibits ranging from dinosaurs to space exploration. Lots of information on Floida's Atlantic coast with shell exhibits and a 22 acre natural wildlife trail that was handicap accessible. Museum was very clean with friendly and helpful staff. There was even a small play area for little ones!
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