The Chef's Garden - Menu

Country Cookin' Diner

➤ 704 West Ave, Cocoa I-32927-4989, United States

Vegan • Diners • Burgers • American

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"My husband suggested this restaurant as he had had a good breakfast here recently. He described it as “good homemade food” (but to stay safe he added “but not as good as yours!”, good save! I like a good unfussy breakfast, and was looking forward to some “homemade” tasting food. We were directed to a booth quickly and greeted by our server for our drink order. Drinks arrived quickly and I was deciding if I wanted to spend carbs on a biscuit. I asked the server if they were homemade. She said “we bake them here”. I clarified my question to “do you MAKE them here” to which she replied, “no, they come in frozen”. Strike one. You CANNOT be a “Country cooking “ restaurant with frozen biscuits. I decided to see how a frozen biscuit was, never having had one. I ordered the Scrambler as did my husband, with a biscuit for me and a pancake for him. There must have been 47 potatoes in each dish, a MOUND of potatoes with 2 scrambled eggs on top. No gravy on mine (ordered that way a few sparse onions and peppers, and cheese. Potatoes were deep fried which made them nice and crispy. I asked to taste my husband’s gravy as I wanted to see how deliciously they made sausage gravy. I am 99% sure that the gravy was from one of those big 10lb cans you get at a wholesale place. The gravy was blech! It was almost grainy- and mostly flavorless. I should add here that the biscuit was also flavorless- as well as tough as a shoe. You cannot seriously call yourself “Country Cooking” if you cannot get biscuits and gravy right- or homemade. Service was good, atmosphere was busy- but I likely will not be back."

Pozzy Bros. Pizza

➤ 4000 US-1, 32927, Cocoa, US, United States

Pizza • Salad • Cheese • Italian

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"Pizza is good, but I asked for less cheese they did not do my special request I am lactose intolerant but am able to eat white cheese aka mozzarella provolone. But very few places honor my request of less cheese. I can have small amounts."

Old Florida Grill Oyster House

➤ 5370 US-1, Cocoa, FL 32927, United States

Grill • Pasta • Seafood • American

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"Looking for seafood after landing in Orlando. 9:30. Honored by Dennis, who gave us food suggestions and he treated us like long lost family. We had the “baskets”. Fish and chips with baked potato was powerfully good. Shrimp basket with sweet potatories and Lobster Bisque. You could find better in Maine or at a high-end food restaurant, but three people $60 can't beat it. Service was super fast and friendly. We want to go back before we leave Florida. Thank you Dennis! Lee"

Woody’s -b-q

➤ 4885 US-1, 32927, Cocoa, US, United States

Full • Catering • Barbecue • Southern

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"I pulled up to the drive through June 25th and had about a 2 minute wait before anyone even acknowledged me. I gave my order to a very polite young man and after paying had at least a 5 minute wait.. I couldn't imagine what was taking so long. I was the only one there as far as I knew. He politely returned and handed me my order and I left. The sandwich was about lukewarm and the beans even less. So what took so long? I had never been there before the Sandwich had no sauce on it, it was in a cup for me to add. It was a lousy Sandwich! and sorry beans as well. I managed to choke down half of my $14.00 order and threw the rest in the garbage where it belonged. Bad experience altogether, will never return."

Cuban Cafe La Tinaja

➤ 3815 N Highway 1 Ste 105, Cocoa I-32926-5947, United States

Cuban • Lunch • Coffee • Caribbean

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"Great food just like I remember when I lived in Miami. Fast service the food came quickly. Portions bigger than expected. Overall a very good experience Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $30–50 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Cuban Cafe Con Leche, Cuban Sandwich"