Sumo Japanese Steak House And Sushi

Anaya Coffee

➤ 1414 Highland Ave, Melbourne, Florida, USA, 32935, United States

Cafés • Vegan • Coffee • American

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"This charming little café is the perfect spot to enjoy a expertly crafted cup of coffee. I ordered the iced mocha, and the barista created a fantastic blend of iced coffee, mocha, and milk for a larger size. I also tried the homemade mango ginger kombucha, which was delicious. The staff here is incredibly friendly, and despite its small size, the café has a lively atmosphere and seems to be quite popular. Inside, there’s space for six patrons, with an additional four seats available outside, making for an intimate experience in a cozy setting."

Cuizine Restaurant & Lounge

➤ 1790 Florida Hwy A1A Satellite Beach, FL 32937, 32937-2505, United States

Wine • Pizza • Steak • Seafood

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"very good experience. I started with the crab cabling and she had the caesar salad. for Entree I had the seabass and she had the calf beak. the bass was perfectly cooked, the chop was bigger than expected and perfectly cooked to desired medium rarely. we've finished brotpudding and tiramisu. both were perfect. we had david as our waiter and he was great. highly recommended. Live entertainment is also the top shelf."

Fresh Scratch Bistro

➤ 1940 FL A1A, Indian Harbour Beach, 32937, United States Of America

Cafés • Pizza • Seafood • Italian

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"I picked up a few bowls for dinner tonight and got a side of the soup of the day. There was a tiny problem with the order from which they informed me before I noticed, and went over and beyond to fix it. She gets 5 stars alone. Excellent service. The mushroom risotto was great. The soup was a corn cat who was also great. We also had a garden bowl and some shrimps. Everyone tasted fresh. The pick-up transaction was smooth. Of all the restaurants I tried in the area, this one had best. Excellent. I'm back."

Banana River Cafe

➤ 1301 S Patrick Ave, Satellite Beach, United States Of America, 32937-4313

Cafe • Cafés • American • Vegetarian

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"My BFAM* Steve offered to bring us breakfast this morning at a place that makes the best biscuits Gravy he had ever eaten in a restaurant. There is no way to give up something after an introduction like THAT! We uploaded the car and moved to Beverly. Mountains that... he brought us to the Banana River Cafe in Satellite Beach. And I'm telling you he didn't lie. Let me first say that I am 100%. No part of it has ever been found in a prepacked mixture where it just added hot water. No. There is a wealth of sausages that are boiled in the severity and to say that it is liberal o he a freshly baked cookie is an understatement of the highest order. Secondly, I would like to admit that I have grounded eggs (2) and turkey sausage, freshly ground and mixed on site. Why did I screw up? Well, it's because, how much of the cookies and Gravy you get! The eggs were scattered and were light and fluffy and incredibly delicious. The sausage was moist and subtle, but unfortunately I couldn't eat anything. I was stuffed to the pebbles! Did I mention that I ordered a sweet tea to drink, and the guy didn't even hit an eye? When I was verified, you have sweet iced tea?!? He answered, Absolutely. This alone is almost worthy of 5 stars. But combined with the excellent food quality, top of the line service, AND the real roasted sweet tea, this place cures everything just until 11. Unfortunately, I can only give 5 stars. You know well that they deserve it! tl;dr: Banana River Cafe, the Spinal Tap of Breakfast Cafés!"

Cuban Island

➤ 2910 N Highway A1a, INDIALANTIC, United States

Cafés • Pizza • Seafood • European

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"Cuban Island Restaurant 2910 N. Hwy A1A, Indialantic, FL 32903 5 Stars It seems I have broken the code on my random name generator after repeatedly disappointing Italian restaurants run by real Italians. The key to getting it to work properly is to type, as Tarzan said, make Cuban food. And voila, the name Cuban Island Restaurant popped out at me. Glancing at the GPS, I knew this was automatically a win as I didn 't have to go to the mainland. In fact, I didn 't have to go far at all as I was there in two shakes of a snake 's tail. Seated and handed a menu, my glorious service professional, Normat, soon approached me. Normat is everything a wait staff member should be and more. Normat was exceedingly helpful in going over the menu with me, and to that end, I placed an order for some Carnitas, the Churrasco and chimichurri plate, and one Cuban Sandwich. Enjoying the digs, I snapped a few pics and awaited Normat 's return. Within a short amount of time, my food was in front of me. A wave of enticing Cuban aromas assaulted my olfactory senses like so many tasty atoms. With eager anticipation, I immediately dug in as soon as Normat cleared away. First I tried a sample of the Carnitas. I really love me some good pork Carnitas, and these were some of, if not the best, I have ever had. They were incredibly tender and immensely flavorful. Each bite was a veritable cornucopia of intermingling island flavors. Moving on to the Churrasco and chimichurri plate, once again, I was overwhelmed (in a delightful way) with Caribbean flavors. I could go on for pages about the complexity of the spice mix and how each seemed to enhance the other, resulting in a mountain of tastiness, but you should just stop reading and go there already. This brings me to the final item on today 's glabrous sojourn on our charming barrier island: their take on the ever-popular Sandwich Cubano. As you can see by the picture, this included a mix of thinly sliced ham and roasted pork, oozing with melted Swiss with a pickle and mustard slathered on then pressed Cubano style and toasted to a sumptuous golden brown. This tasted as good as it looked and I was in foodie paradise! This place unequivocally serves some of the best Cuban food in Brevard County and the owner is Italian. I love that! The Big Boy says, You want the best Cuban food, you got the best Cuban food. Cuban Island!!"