Service above reproach Food outstanding Just how a diner…read moreshould feel. Counter service available. I wanted mashed potatoes instead of grits. Not a problem and they are real mashed potatoes. We will be back.

On a road trip to our annual FASRO conference at the Trump Doral in Miami; with a Sunday layover…read morein Vero Beach, lead us to a breakfast spot called the "Waterfall "restaurant. First impressions upon entry gives you a homey vibe with kind people who seem to be regulars. The restaurant is clean, spacious and well maintained. The waitresses attended to us immediately and the wait to be seated was minimal. I ordered the meat lovers omelette with hash browns and wheat toast, and Dawn ordered the Greek omelette. The establishment was full and busy, but we only waited about 10 minutes from seat time to service. Our breakfast came out hot and well prepared and everything tasted great.. We were both please with our meals, and happy we found the waterfall.

i LOVE kilted mermaid. great food, lots of delicious drinks, SO cute inside (& outside) - love the…read moredecor and vibes, kind and competent staff, fabulous live music... and it's a wonderful safe space for anyone! definitely a must-do if you're in vero!

Cute ambiance, excellent service, and delicious food made for a great dining experience. The steak…read moresandwich was incredibly tender and flavorful, and the Buffalo mac and cheese had just the right amount of spice. We started with the cheese fondue, served with crusty bread, fresh apples, fried potatoes, and veggies. For dessert, the salted caramel fondue was the perfect ending, with fresh fruit and plenty of other treats for dipping. Whether you're looking for a casual meal or a cozy date night spot, this place is definitely worth a visit!

I do not say this lightly, but this place made it onto my top 5 restaurants in Vero after just one…read moremeal. It's an unassuming, small, restaurant that is easy to keep driving by, but it has some of the best food we've eaten here. Your best plan is to arrive for opening at 5pm unless you want to wait to be seated - it fills up quickly after the doors open. Parking is ample for the size of the establishment, and the dress code is casual. The duck wings were wonderful. Everything you could want with crispy skin, plenty of meat, and a sticky sauce that is flavorful and not too spicy. The shrimp and grits are the best I have ever eaten, and I've been to many of the landmark restaurants in New Orleans. The spice level is really on point - warming, but not too hot - with plenty of shrimp and sausage. Grits perfectly prepared, and the whole dish was swimming in delicious broth. Simply perfect. Their tuna tacos were also delicious with a generous amount of sushi-grade tuna perfectly seared. My only complaint is that the meal we enjoyed was so delicious, it's going to be difficult not to order the same meal over, and over, which would be a shame because everything we saw coming out of this power-house kitchen looked amazing.

My daughter and I drove about an hour south to meet with visiting family for dinner at Chill &…read moreGrill, and unfortunately the experience was very disappointing from the moment we walked in. We arrived roughly 30 minutes after they opened. When we came inside, the woman sitting behind the host podium didn't acknowledge us at all. I finally said hello and mentioned we were there for a table. Her response was, "Sorry, they just stormed the castle." I wasn't sure what that meant, so I asked how long the wait might be. She simply said there were no more times available. After driving an hour to get there, I asked if she might have any suggestions for another place nearby where we could have a nice meal. Her response was just "no." The whole interaction was incredibly odd and unwelcoming. After making the trip specifically to come here, it was frustrating to be dismissed so quickly with no effort to help. Based on this experience, I won't be attempting another visit. ***it has since become a running joke between us whenever a situation makes no sense, we just say, "Someone must have stormed the castle."

GREAT FOOD AND SERVICE. Would for sure recommend to others. Love the drinks too, very well balanced.read more

On the treasure coast there are not a lot of Mexican food restaurants, at least not big ones with…read morelots of dining plus cocktails. Enter Casa Amigos! They have 3 that I am aware of, I have eaten at 2, and they are very consistent for sure. They have a proprietary cheese sauce they use on many items, I'm not a fan however many people are! I have it put in the side or not at all. They have a shrimp chimichanga that is fire! Being from the southwest where MexiAmerican restaurants are abundant, Casa Amigos will do here in Florida. The service is always good, the prices are good for the market and the times we live in, the ambiance is pure Mexican kitch! You can trust me; I was in the business! ;D

The service was very good. The prices were on point for…read moretoday's market. The ambiance was fun bc of one picture that immediately caught our attention! We did not eat, drinking was our pleasure. One of my BFF was in town on her way to Miami... She's OG UFC. It is a good bar amongst other bars you can walk to; our motto is drink and move! Thank you Curfew! You can trust us, we met while in the business. ;D

I will start with the good-steak tacos and drinks are very good as was the pretzels. However be…read moreprepared for your food to come out at different times. Our servers were very attentive so this review isn't for them but the Hostess asked our party if we would be done at a certain time which just puts a bad taste in your mouth. Another member of our party had to send back the food three times because it was incorrectly cooked. First time coming here in Vero during the week however maybe we hit it on a bad night

Wonderful server (Ella) on our visit last night to the Italian Grill. The food was fabulous and the…read moreservice was an added benefit. We love this restaurant!

Wow! What a disappointment! The server ( I think her name was Ellen. Although she did tell us…read morethat) and the obviously not made in house , carrot cake. Are the only reason I gave it one star. We started with fried calamari. It came out way too fast to have been made to order. It was a tad over fried, so it was rubbery. Tasted like the kind you buy frozen . You know, already breaded. The order was a large quantity , but that doesn't make it good. I ordered shrimp & scallop Pomadoro. The hubs ordered linguine with white clam sauce. That had 2 clams in shells on the top of the pasta, and the rest was canned clams. Believe me, You can tell. My dish was almost fair. The menu read tomato basil cream sauce. More like marinara with a touch of cream. A leaf of basil chopped up on top. The shrimp, scallops & pasta were cooked well, but the almost raw garlic and heavy handed on the salt took away from what might have been an acceptable dish. We also had minestrone soup. Could have fooled me. There was not a bean to be found. The pasta was pastina & it had some type of shredded meat?? Lastly, the coffee was not drinkable. We've heard people, at times , say they have had coffee that tasted like dishwater . We never experienced that until tonight. I ordered decaf & the hubs had reg. They both sucked. One sip was all it took. . We didn't mention anything to the waitress as it's not anything to do with her. But I will write this review as well as a google one. The place was packed. It's dark in the front room . It was ok in the side room where we were. Typical Italian decor. Wine bottles on the walls, that kind of thing. Again we were really disappointed. It's hard to spend $125 and not really enjoy it. Now we know. Armani's in downtown Vero is 100% better. We went there 3 days ago. I will write about that place as that will receive 5 stars. Oh and don't bother with the extra calories by eating the garlic bread . It was Italian bread cut into French fry shape with way too much garlic powder & low grade parmigiana cheese.

It has been quite a while since I visited this location. It is a really cool venue, the original…read morepower plant for Vero Beach, repurposed into a brewery. It is spacious with the bar as it's centerpiece. The bar is wrapped a round the original power plant engine. The beer is good here, but for me nothing teally stood out. They used to have a Belgian Tripel I teally liked, but it wasn't on tap this visit so I settled into a West coast hazy IPA which seems to be in fashion in most breweries of late

Appearance: Stunningly industrial without an unwelcoming aughts hipster feel. Many kinds of…read moreseating available. It's a brewery but families were there enjoying themselves on a Sunday. Lively but not loud atmosphere. Apps: The jalapeño corn bread was a crumbly lump that lacked butter and corn or jalapeño flavor. Overly sweet. Strange texture Food: My mother is difficult to please. She has a burger. She said it was undercooked. The margarita pizza was good. Will be back to try again. Service: The waitress was terrific. She found some melted butter for the bread.