Old Florida Grill & Oyster House
5370 N Hwy 1, Cocoa, FL, 32927
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Address :
5370 N Hwy 1
Cocoa, FL, 32927 - Phone (321) 735-8979
- Website https://www.oldfloridagrill.com/
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Divey
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
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OrlandoGirl F.
Great view, friendly servers. Below average food. We had potato skins to start. 3 of the 4 were bordering on burnt. If I wouldn't have been so hungry I would have sent them back. I had a grilled shrimp poboy. The shrimp was tiny and not grilled, steamed maybe. I had way more bread than shrimp. A number of the shrimp weren't deveined. I had to pick them out of the sandwich to pick the vein out. Husband had the jerk chicken sandwich. He said it was good, but not very spicy. Will we go back? Probably. We've had dinner & it has been much better.
(3)Linda T.
great raw oysters....$8.95 for a dozen, what a deal. we just paid $3.00 a piece in Boca Raton. the seafood special was also very good. service was friendly. this is a great local spot even though the out side looks a bit rough. outside seating is awesome. try it, I bet you will like it here. very relaxed atmosphere.
(5)Jeannie J.
Great service, great food, don't let the looks fool you. Food is wonderful at a great price and they have the best spicy seafood gumbo. A must go if you are in the cocoa beach area!!!!!
(5)Ron R.
RUFK ME? I didn't even feel safe at this place! What a freaking dive! Thank God at least there was a cop in here getting free food. We're out of here
(1)Linda M.
The fried fish basket was so yummy! If we are ever in the area again we will definitely come back.
(5)Eric S.
Fantastic place but our waitress Leah made the time time fantastic. We will always come back for this service.!!
(5)Cuneyt B.
There's a reason this place is top 5 in Brevard. I had the fried jalapeños and blackened swordfish. Everything including the potato salad(amazing) was delicious. It does look shady outside at night but it's just dim lighting. Inside looks great though.
(5)Robert P.
Love oysters can you say $6 a dozen.... that's like hurricane alley prices at happy hour for those of you in Delray beach. This place is a hidden gem. Not what you might think for curb appeal. They have a super nice staff and one of the best vantage points over looking the intercoastal. Wanna feel like Margaritavill the dockside bar is down right awesome.with local live music and plenty of setting for groups of 4-8. Definitely worth the effort to find.
(4)Cicely S.
I really like this place-excellent seafood, good atmosphere--drinks could be a little better, but totally worth the trip. Great view, good service, solid spot. I will definitely be back.
(4)Bob S.
Located on US 1 in Port St. John, not Cocoa, so map will not find this unless city is entered correctly. An unpretentious Tiki bar on Indian River. Not fancy. Just fresh seafood, home made potato salad, slaw, and soups. Wonderful, friendly service. One of those places yelpers should patronize to help this business keep succeeding.
(5)Mark K.
Great menu. Don't be fooled by the storefront. It's big inside and stretches to the river. Bringing leftovers home. Super friendly.
(5)Sandy H.
Pretty darn tasty. I got the Alaskan king crab legs which was delicious. Tried fried oysters for the very first time and they were quite good. Our waitress was spot on. So friendly and nice. She was having to deal with 5 of us including a child. You can tell they may not get kids much, but she did a wonderful job.
(4)Sally E.
Great place Very friendly service...nice to my young children Great oysters Crab cakes were fantastic
(4)roger h.
Good was great and service was great. When we go on vacation we look for places the locals go and this was one if them. It wasn't a tourist trap. It was laid back with a really good view.
(5)Apu N.
Its OK, Stopped by for lunch, friendly service, could tell it gets rowdy at night and in season. I question if the grouper really was grouper. Not worth the time to complain.
(3)Nina W.
Very few restaurants popped up when I searched. I'm so glad this one did. My husband was looking for seafood and his Jerked Grouper's Cousin was a fine piece of fish. We started with the steamed shrimp. I had the Fried Oyster Salad. Part healthy, all delicious.
(4)Jeff B.
Watch out for misspellings on the menu. On my last visit, Krab roll was accidently spelled lobster roll, as I discovered after I ordered a "lobster" roll.
(2)Lisa A.
Friendly service, good food. Lots of out side sitting with nice view.
(4)jillian l.
I would never have stopped here had I been just driving by, but I found these 2 reviews and decided to give it a try. Lucky break! I had the lobster bisque, buffalo shrimp, and blackened mahi-mahi sandwich and everything was super fresh, simple, and delicious. We were a group of 5 and everyone loved their food, from surf-n-turf to jerk grouper to crabcakes. The service was efficient and friendly. We had drinks, appetizers, and sandwiches/entrees for just over $100 total. The plates and cutlery are plastic and the building looks like it has been gradually growing over a number of years, but I wouldn't change a thing, especially being able to stroll out to the dock (complete with a warning sign to "use at your own risk") and tikki bar overlooking the lagoon. Too bad we just missed the 50 cent oyster special--we'll just have to go back!
(5)Alice H.
Just...okay. Outside seating was nice, but inside was dark and dated. Fried shrimp were small and greasy. Friendly staff and decent prices were the pros. Probably won't return.
(2)Jason A.
We stopped at this bar for lunch on the way down to the Treasure Coast. The weather was nice so the inside was deserted. Outside we found a couple of folks eating/drinking and some business folks eating lunch. This was around lunchtime on a Tuesday. The place started picking up soon after we arrived though. The two of us ordered the mahi mahi sandwhich (baked) and the grouper sandwich (jerked). The food came out looking like typical bar food, but it was very very good...especially the grouper. Our server was attentive and we're glad we stopped. On the downside, though, the beer selection was a bit slim, and the size was a bit small. We'll still be back when we're in the area again.
(4)Patrick D.
Great roadside/riverfront restaurant Nice, simple menu full of tasty dishes More locals there than tourists Don't drive by this place (although that is easy to do).
(4)Cap'n K.
Perfect non-touristy casual seafood place.You'll find all the expected fried-seafood baskets, grouper/talapia/fish of the month platters offered fried, blackened, grilled or jerked plus some unexpected things like fried blue cheese sticks. The big, full menu gives you lots of choices all the way through. It's the kind of place you'd want to make a regular stop if you visit Canaveral / Cocoa Beach often, appreciate simple local restaurants and don't want to be herded around with the rest of the tourists. We went on a rainy night, but the tiki bar out back has got to be a great place to spend a summer evening.
(4)Jaime S.
Such a fun place and loved the great wait staff! We were craving oysters and this place was new to us and close by. Read the reviews and thought we'd give it a shot! Definitely a bit rough from the outside, but this is Florida and this place has been here for a while! What mattered most - A. the FOOD and B. the SERVICE! Both were excellent. We were greeted by several of the wait staff, seated immediately. We ordered (way too much food) but we were hungry! Loved the Macaroni & Cheese balls, fried pickles (huge pickles), the pasta Lobsta with scallops was very tasty. Not sure what was in that lobster bisque but it was very yummy. And, of course, the main reason we ventured to this place - the OYSTERS! 3 dozen later we were stuffed. We actually were full before we got the oysters, but "when in Rome!" They were fresh, cold, tasty, and clean. Just the way you want them. After we stuffed ourselves into a food coma we walked the long dock outside. We discovered corn hole, a live band, tiki bar, and lots of happy people having a great time. Check this place out - you will enjoy it. Tip - if you go when it's HOT I recommend eating inside then going out to party. Dress casual, this place isn't swanky. ;)
(5)Rashonna T.
We had an early dinner with a friend and it was a great assortment of eats! The buffalo shrimp were great and the garden salad is big enough to share. My husband had the fried oysters platter and he was very pleased! And my grind had the Philly cheesesteak and it was huge and came with in house made chips! everything was awesome!
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