Top Best American Restaurants in Cocoa Beach

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. Come here when you are immensely hungry and fill your tummy with the best-tasting traditional and influenced Hawaiian cuisine. Here, you will have a taste of the Pacific on the shores of the Atlantic."

"Expect a casual, yet romantic atmosphere at the Fat Snook where simple dishes with fresh fish and seafood from local waters are served. The dishes at the Fat Snook are proudly prepared with local ingredients to delight your tastebuds. Expert chefs balance delicate flavors to pair with fine wines and cocktails for a dining experience you won’t find anywhere else except Cocoa Beach on the Space Coast."

"One of the best options for an intimate or celebratory meal is The Fat Snook. This elegant American eatery, which is located on South Atlantic Avenue, focuses on using locally sourced and organic ingredients. Most dishes are American, although there are some options on the menu that are internationally inspired."

"Florida’s Top Recommended lists Florida’s Fresh Grill on North Atlantic Avenue as one of the top seafood restaurants in Cocoa Beach. Not only does it serve delicious seafood, but there are happy hours every weekday from 5 pm to 6 pm when you can enjoy drinks and many dishes on the menu at a cut-price. The menu features American cuisine with fish or seafood being the central ingredients of the dishes."

"Great service, great food (had the sirloin/ mahi- mahi, outside seating perfect. Got there before 5 which was good for us with their limited hours of..."

"Next to Hotel, classic American Country menu, wonderful gift shop with toys, books, decor and clothing. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 321-268-9911"

"With a distinct, albeit tastefully accoutered, space motif, the Aurora restaurant inside the Celeste Hotel could technically fall into the theme restaurant realm, but the real stars are chef Mike Trudnak’s proficient and delectable dishes. Chili-glazed duck wings and one of the best crab cakes served in the city are notable items. The “Supernova,” comprised of a Ghirardelli brownie topped by a dark chocolate “planet,” dramatically implodes after a pouring of warm rum-caramel sauce revealing vanilla bean ice cream and smashed raspberries."

"Head to Sunrise Diner for Greek, American, and Italian staples all day long. Start the morning right with eggs benedict, an omelet, or french toast. Later on, order one of the open-faced hot sandwiches or a hearty entree–staples such as meatloaf, fried chicken, or and pork chops all come with a potato, vegetable of the day, and a side salad or soup."

"Sunrise Diner is one of the breakfast restaurants in Cocoa Beach. This family owned spot is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner offering a wide variety of cuisines. From American, Greek and Italian to seafood everything is prepared fresh daily."

"This restaurant offers a casual, come as you are, atmosphere, where you can eat inside their surf shop themed environment or under their covered deck area so you can continue to enjoy the Space Coast’s beautiful weather year-round. Their menu, which includes wings, burgers, seafood, and their signature long dog, is not only kid-friendly, but for those who eat gluten-free, there’s also a few options for you as well. Long Doggers is definitely a place to check out whether there is a wait or not because you can have fun with their outdoor games as they get your table ready."

"Based on its coastal Florida roots, Long Doggers is a radically relaxed dining experience for locals and visitors alike. The award-winning menu features American Grill classics with a unique touch, including wings, burgers, salads, seafood, bowls, and our signature all-beef hot dog recipe..."

"Grab breakfast, lunch, or dinner at Barrier Jacks, a Cocoa Beach fixture for more than a decade now. Whether you’re in the mood for a seafood basket, a burger, or a quesadilla, you’re sure to find something appealing here."

"Lori Wilson Park is one of the main native forest parks in Cocoa Beach. It also has coastal dunes by the sea and is located in the heart of the city. Open daily to the public, this park is very pleasant and inviting for hiking, hiking or just enjoying nature on the way to the beach."

"Lori Wilson is a 32.43-acre beach park that offers free parking, free admission, and free things to do in Cocoa Beach."

"It’s obvious that coffee is the main focus here and taken seriously—beans from Sumatra, Costa Rica, Ethiopia, Guatemala, Colombia and Brazil, and a dizzying selection of latte flavors from simple to practically dessert. I’m not sure I could handle a coffee flavored with Lady Luck (Irish cream, hazelnut and cherry) or Coconut Cream Pie (white chocolate, caramel, coconut) first thing, but that’s just me. An easier choice is the all-day breakfast options, including topped waffles (bananas Foster, mmm; the peanut butter, strawberries, bananas and granola, messy), wraps and very stuffed breakfast sandwiches, wraps and protein bowls."

"We came to this spot because of the huge menu and options that appeared there would be something for everyone. First of all I noticed immediately the dir..."

"If you are in the mood for some creative cuisine, Chez Quan’s is my pick for that. They are located in an unassuming spot on Aurora Boulevard, but their food is anything but. Chez Quan’s is described as Asian-Latin fusion food and the menu has a variety of flavorful noodle and rice dishes."

"299 East Cocoa Beach CswyCocoa Beach, FL 32931(321) 868-3258. Alan Shepard Park, encompassing about five acres, is a family-friendly beachfront park. It is one of the most popular attractions in Cocoa Beach, welcoming hundreds of thousands of beachgoers annually."

"Alan Shepard Park is 2.7 mi (4.4 km) from central Cocoa Beach, why not stop by during your stay. Want to stretch your legs some more?. Head to Lori Wilson Park and Cherie Down Park, both nearby."