The location can't be beat for being in the heart of downtown. But the prices are high, the portions are small, and the overall food quality is just OK. Although the old fashioned made with premium whiskey ($13.50) was fantastic. I liked the the fried fish and "fries" ($15.99) (which were more like fried fluffy potato puffs - yum!) were not at all oily. Be aware that the dinner sized portion contains one piece of fried fish, which was a nice size to fit on a sandwich for lunch, but a little skimpy for dinner. The vegan Cobb salad ($14.99) was made with iceberg lettuce and was a generous side salad size - even though it was touted as an entree. Overall dinner for two, before tip, came to $46.xx. If we hadn't ordered the old fashioned it would have been about $32, so plan your appetite and wallet accordingly.
Dave D.
This location has changed businesses several times. Not sure why but strange fork has good food and drinks. The bartender is great too. If you are in cocoa village give it a try, we were not disappointed.
Thanh Nguyen
Had a great time there. I really enjoyed the food and staff was friendly.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tracy Lynn Fairchild
Stopped in during Cocoa Village art festival on a Sunday afternoon and it was a wonderful surprise! Excellent food and delicious adult drinks. Loved the Kayla tots and Monte Cristo. Service was fantastic! Will definitely stop in again next time we visit the
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Monte Cristo
LINDA OUTLAW SMITH
So this new restaurant we checked out for our 3rd time we were extremely disappointed with the service.The last couple of times myself and husband went we were very happy with the service.I can’t remember her name dark hair / pretty blue eyes Jess or Jen.This time was by far the worst encounter we’ve had.The bartender was extremely rude , every other word was the F bomb and just did not pay attention to us at all.It seemed like she was not happy to be there and complained constantly .Food is OK at the least. If you’re looking for everything fried, I guess this would be the place to go.Our drinks in the past were spectacular, but tonight they were less than par. We ordered one drink each and left.I doubt we will be back.It’s unfortunate because it is a great location!!Unless they can make some kind of presentation and upgrade their food, I doubt this establishment will make it in the future.Please note everything is served in a basket. All fried.We did go back on a couple occasions for the drinks and the conversation with the wonderful bartender. But after the constant complaining this time I am not sure myself and my husband will give it a fourth chance.Horrible experience all around.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Fried Shrimp
Marni B.
Went to the Cocoa Village craft fair today and decided to try this new place. We ordered the cheeseburger egg roll appetizer. 45 minutes later it comes out...unfortunately we had to send it back due to the excessive amount of grease. It was immediately apparent that the oil was not hot enough as it seeped right into the egg roll. 20 minutes later came our fish and chips...it was a bit less greasy but serving size was very small for the $16 they charge. They did only charge me for half of the appetizer and the waitress was very apologetic. I hope they get their act together because it was pretty cool inside and it is in a great location.
Shelley S.
Great burger! Had a delicious rum punch that was just the right amount of strong! Sure beat the cruise food we were getting! If you are in Cocoa Village or near Port Canaveral, stop here!
Richard O.
Food Service Ambience were all really creepy feeling and I'm not sure why it's like that or what I can do differently to sit in a different spot or park away from the oven vents. Can't quite figure it out.
Marc Toews
Ashley was AWESOME!! and recommended amazing craft beers. The Hidden Spring Sour Ale was incredible!!A very Very Berry beer which was such an impressive discovery.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Rusty Rayner
Came in here for dinner and had a very disappointing meal. The service and staff were very friendly but the food was not very good. I got the monte cristo sandwich which was not good since it was not prepared right. Prices were high for the quality. They just opened so maybe it will get better.
Great location in Cocoa Village in an old bank. Food was good but only a few other people there on a Friday night. So much potential. They have some kinks to work out since they just opened. I hope they can make it.
Greg Gegner
The staff was working hard as we went on Friday and they just opened on Wednesday. I had a meatloaf sandwich and the wife had the Monte Cristo. Both were good. We will go back. Below is a pic of the sticky bun desert we had, very
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
John Bauer
Best restaurant in the Cocoa Village. Incredible atmosphere. Friendly employees and amazing food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Peter Smith
Is a must, will be gone back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Melissa Smith
Amazing food! Great conversation. Will definitely be coming back.
The location can't be beat for being in the heart of downtown. But the prices are high, the portions are small, and the overall food quality is just OK. Although the old fashioned made with premium whiskey ($13.50) was fantastic. I liked the the fried fish and "fries" ($15.99) (which were more like fried fluffy potato puffs - yum!) were not at all oily. Be aware that the dinner sized portion contains one piece of fried fish, which was a nice size to fit on a sandwich for lunch, but a little skimpy for dinner. The vegan Cobb salad ($14.99) was made with iceberg lettuce and was a generous side salad size - even though it was touted as an entree. Overall dinner for two, before tip, came to $46.xx. If we hadn't ordered the old fashioned it would have been about $32, so plan your appetite and wallet accordingly.
This location has changed businesses several times. Not sure why but strange fork has good food and drinks. The bartender is great too. If you are in cocoa village give it a try, we were not disappointed.
Had a great time there. I really enjoyed the food and staff was friendly.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Stopped in during Cocoa Village art festival on a Sunday afternoon and it was a wonderful surprise! Excellent food and delicious adult drinks. Loved the Kayla tots and Monte Cristo. Service was fantastic! Will definitely stop in again next time we visit the
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Monte Cristo
So this new restaurant we checked out for our 3rd time we were extremely disappointed with the service.The last couple of times myself and husband went we were very happy with the service.I can’t remember her name dark hair / pretty blue eyes Jess or Jen.This time was by far the worst encounter we’ve had.The bartender was extremely rude , every other word was the F bomb and just did not pay attention to us at all.It seemed like she was not happy to be there and complained constantly .Food is OK at the least. If you’re looking for everything fried, I guess this would be the place to go.Our drinks in the past were spectacular, but tonight they were less than par. We ordered one drink each and left.I doubt we will be back.It’s unfortunate because it is a great location!!Unless they can make some kind of presentation and upgrade their food, I doubt this establishment will make it in the future.Please note everything is served in a basket. All fried.We did go back on a couple occasions for the drinks and the conversation with the wonderful bartender. But after the constant complaining this time I am not sure myself and my husband will give it a fourth chance.Horrible experience all around.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Fried Shrimp
Went to the Cocoa Village craft fair today and decided to try this new place. We ordered the cheeseburger egg roll appetizer. 45 minutes later it comes out...unfortunately we had to send it back due to the excessive amount of grease. It was immediately apparent that the oil was not hot enough as it seeped right into the egg roll. 20 minutes later came our fish and chips...it was a bit less greasy but serving size was very small for the $16 they charge. They did only charge me for half of the appetizer and the waitress was very apologetic. I hope they get their act together because it was pretty cool inside and it is in a great location.
Great burger! Had a delicious rum punch that was just the right amount of strong! Sure beat the cruise food we were getting! If you are in Cocoa Village or near Port Canaveral, stop here!
Food Service Ambience were all really creepy feeling and I'm not sure why it's like that or what I can do differently to sit in a different spot or park away from the oven vents. Can't quite figure it out.
Ashley was AWESOME!! and recommended amazing craft beers. The Hidden Spring Sour Ale was incredible!!A very Very Berry beer which was such an impressive discovery.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Came in here for dinner and had a very disappointing meal. The service and staff were very friendly but the food was not very good. I got the monte cristo sandwich which was not good since it was not prepared right. Prices were high for the quality. They just opened so maybe it will get better.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 4
Restaurantji Recommends
Great location in Cocoa Village in an old bank. Food was good but only a few other people there on a Friday night. So much potential. They have some kinks to work out since they just opened. I hope they can make it.
The staff was working hard as we went on Friday and they just opened on Wednesday. I had a meatloaf sandwich and the wife had the Monte Cristo. Both were good. We will go back. Below is a pic of the sticky bun desert we had, very
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best restaurant in the Cocoa Village. Incredible atmosphere. Friendly employees and amazing food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Is a must, will be gone back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Amazing food! Great conversation. Will definitely be coming back.