Top, Best & Fun Rooftop Bars in Cocoa Beach

"From Business: Located in the heart of historic downtown Titusville, Playalinda Brewing Company has over 15 house-brewed beers on tap. With three decade's worth of experience,…"

"A sign greeted us to a prime rib special when we came in, but our server told is there was only one plate left, a well done one that we did not want. When dessert time came around we asked for coffee but were told that there were no coffee cups. That they were all in the dishwasher."

"Durango Steakhouse Titusville is now locally owned and operated. We are in Northern Brevard County and conveniently located near northern Indian River, Mosquito Lagoon, Playalinda Beach, Kennedy Space Center and directly off I-95 on SR 50 in Titusville."

"Cocoa Beach takes food seriously, from fine dining to tiki shacks and everything in between. You won't be disappointed with your options in Cocoa Beach on Florida’s Space Coast. Centrally located 45 minutes east of Orlando, Cocoa Beach is a place where sandy beaches meet oceanfront happy hours, carefully crafted nightly specials, and unique dishes you won’t find back home."

"This low-key pub is popular with locals, who rave about the friendly service, fun atmosphere, and delicious chicken wings. You’ll find your standard bar fare here–nachos, chili cheese fries, fish ‘n chips–along with Mexican specialties, including tacos and quesadillas."

"We are regular customers and we love the place, because the Food is excellent and the waitresses wonderful and they have excellect cooks here."

"Experience Scratch Kitchen Fine Dining at Sage Bistro, Cape Canaveral, Florida. Sage features an array of Seafood Appetizers, Homemade Soups, Salads and Seafood, Steak, Veal, Chicken, Pork, Pasta Entrées, and Authentic German Cuisine.Complement your dining experience with a selection of fine...See More"

"With its outdoor seating, the newest member of the three-restaurant franchise pretty much rules. You cross a moat filled with koi to enter, and the views out over the Banana River are stunning."

"My family and I had a wonderful time, the service was great, the food was amazing. The manager, Matt took his time to talk to..."

"Located at the outskirts of the city, Bitters & Brass is probably the oldest bars in the city. In the course of history, it maintains its glory and now it is like an institution which serves drinks exactly what you need. The bar was founded by two industry vets and operating in the same professional way even today."

"Resorts4505 W. Cheney Hwy. (SR-50), Titusville, FL 32780MoreLess Info. An award-winning community, the Great Outdoors RV Resort provides a luxurious place for parking recreational vehicles. At this site, guests and visitors can enjoy an array of features and amenities including golf, tennis courts and fishing."

"This unspoiled 140,000-acre refuge is one of the country's best birding spots, especially from October to May (early morning and after 4pm). More endangered and threatened species of wildlife inhabit the swamps, marshes and hardwood hammocks here than at any other site in the continental US. The best viewing is on Black Point Wildlife Drive."

"About an hour south of Daytona, via a scenic drive along State Road A1A, is Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge. The natural surroundings here still look pretty much the same today as they did millennia ago. Explore the beautiful beaches, take a hike on the trails, or fish along Mosquito Lagoon."

"3350 S Washington Ave, Titusville, FL 32780-5610ItalianLunch, Dinner, DrinksReservations, Seating, Parking Available, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Table Service, Takeout+1 321-567-0636http://www.portofinoitaliangrill.com/"

"We love touring historic homes so we were very happy to see that the Pritchard House Museum was having a “sneak peak” of the property. Usually tours are by appointment, but on the day we were exploring downtown Titusville the home was open to visitors. We didn’t get a full tour (which usually runs about 90 minutes), but got a good taste of the home and Pritchard family."

"The Pritchard House is an outstanding example of Queen Anne architecture, a distinctly American form that was popular from approximately 1876-1910. The house appears today much like it did when it was built in 1891. Tours conducted by costumed docents can be scheduled daytime, evenings and weekends."

"The Pritchard House is a fine example of Queen Anne architecture; built for Captain James Pritchard in 1891. The authentically restored house is completely furnished with period furniture, accessories and interesting collections."