4 Best Gastropubs near Cocoa Beach

4th Street Fillin Station Gastropubs • $
382 N Orlando Ave, Cocoa Beach

Customers` Favorites

Boozy Cookie Butter Cheesecake Monster Milkshake
Giant Pretzel & Beer Cheese
Impossible Smash Burger
Asian Fried Cauliflower
2am Breakfast Burger
Blackened Mahi Tacos
Shrimp Tacos - Spicy
4th Street Poutine
Cauliflower Bites
Pulled Pork Tacos

“Ate here with my family, poutine and Cuban sandwich was amazing, very nice employees, 10/10 stars!“

4.4 Superb390 Reviews
Coasters Taphouse Gastropubs • $$
5675 N Atlantic Ave #122, Cocoa Beach

Customers` Favorites

Grilled Cheese & Tomato Bisque
Fried Green Tomatoes
Bacon & Bleu Burger
Southerner Burger
Chicken Sandwich
Southern Burger
Chicken Wings
Exotic Burger
Fish and Chips
The Southerner

“The burgers were fabulous. The bison burger was amazing too. Almost too big to get your mouth around. Must try. We also loved the beer. Order a flight to sample many.“

4.4 Superb107 Reviews
28 North Gastropub Gastropubs • $$
2250 Town Center Ave #101, Melbourne - 8.96 miles

Customers` Favorites

Bone Marrow Butter
Charcuterie Plate
Short Rib Poutine
Charcuterie Board
Scallops & Grits
Boardwalk Fries
Crispy Chicken
Lobster Risotto
Beef Empanadas
Fish & Chips

“28 North Gastropub- Viera, FL- 5 Stars "A man of such obvious and exemplary charm must be a liar." - Anita Brookner It has been my experience in life that one does not need to be told the obvious. If one is, the one telling is most certainly misinformed if not telling an untruth. I have also found that this is applicable to the food industry. If you have the definition of the type of restaurant in your name, not as a suffix, i.e. Grill/Sushi Bar., etc. it is probably a sham of a facade of the aforementioned claim. However, this was not my only thought as 28 North Gastropub illumined the face of the random name generator indicating it as my next reviewed destination. I would be remiss if I failed to mention the fact that the owner, Chris Coneen, and I go back to school age, and to say we don't see eye to eye would be the understatement of the year. I mention this so that readers far and wide can see that my food reviews are as advertised: fair, unfettered, objective commentary on the art of execution period. Not waitstaff personality or competence, though I may mention them, not interior design or cleanliness, though, again, they may be mentioned, and I certainly do not give a flying rat's behind about the owner other than his/her commitment to their chosen trade. With that in black and white, let us begin our exploration of the above-mentioned self-described eatery, 28 North Gastropub. (They even provided us with the location). The interior is faux industrial and would be considered trendy for the area had I been a commentator for an interior design blog. It was clean, open, well lit and exuded a welcoming vibe. I was shown to a table, handed a menu and left to my own ruminations. Soon enough, Kelly approached introduced herself and asked if I was ready to order. Kelly was extremely charming and exceedingly knowledgeable on the menu, both kitchen and bar. I found the menu to be eclectic and diverse. I ordered a Pineapple-hibiscus "mock-tail", Scallops and Crab with Yuzu beurre blanc. I requested an extra beurre blanc on the side and the Char Sui Pork Belly. Kelly did not believe the chef would accommodate my request even with an offer to pay extra. Kelly was back in a flash with my drink and our order. The drink was refreshing and lovely with simple flavor combinations that rest pleasingly in your mouth. The scallops were cooked perfectly and the crab was light, fluffy, bursting with sweet crabbiness and the perfect balance to the heaviness of the reconstructed fried rice. All in all this dish was extraordinarily delectable and quite difficult to stop consuming. However, I forced myself to turn my culinary tools to the next plate of the Char Sui Pork Belly. The pork belly was cooked in an Asian style which made it chewier than a standard preparation. The star here is the sauce. Tangy broccolini literally melts on your tongue as your taste buds slide off into a gastronomical coma. I only found a few minor issues and those I attribute to taste, not execution. The atmosphere, service, prep, presentation and food are worthy of a 5 Star Top 5 Placement on any food critic's list. The Big Boy says, "If you love gastro adventures into the land of excellence, 28 North Gastropub should be in your GPS. #bigboydiningout #iamthebigboy“

3.9 Good170 Reviews
World of Beer Gastropubs • $
2290 Town Center Ave, Melbourne - 9 miles

Customers` Favorites

New Belgiun Fattire
World of Beer
Beer Flight

“They have a fabulous selection of beers and ciders on tap. But no food on the menu. However, you can get food delivered from any of the other Avenue Viera restaurants! The outside patio overlooks the center courtyard so it is very pleasant and peaceful out there. The peach cider was AMAZING & $7 per pint.“

3.7 Good47 Reviews