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    Beachfly Brewery

    3.9 (35 reviews)
    Closed 3:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed
    Happy hour specials

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    June 2023 menu
    Sounder A.

    Tasty beer, good selection of beers with 5 standard core beers and more than 10 rotational beers. Service is great. Lots of games for indoors and out

    Interior
    Austin H.

    Great bar, private room good for conversation, awesome beer selection and VERY good wings

    Great place with a small fenced yard for the pups.
    Renee L.

    They have yoga on Sunday mornings. Dog yard has a few toys. Servers were very nice. Food was delicious. Great selections of beers.

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    Dolly S.

    What a great local spot. The staff was super. The beer was great. 10 options on the menu...4 were rotating. We tried 7 and enjoyed all but 1. The discrimination are spot on and they will even give you a taste.

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    Paul J.

    Good pale ale and relaxed sports vibe. Fun mix of delicious micro brews. They rotate taps and do seasonal beers. Sneaky place to watch the game since they have like 7 TVs and food and great beer. Staff was super friendly.

    Two stouts, a kolsch, a red ale, and a pale ale
    Angie C.

    I'm glad we came to check this brewery out. First, I appreciate that they have a real kitchen and real menu of food. With breweries it's often hard to get food so this was great. The food menu is not limited at all: appetizers, salads,sandwiches, platters, and deserts, all with a tropical fusion type twist. They didn't just say, "let's do food," they clearly put thought and effort into creating some dishes you can actually look forward to eating. Hubby had the pulled pork sandwich, I had the fish tacos. Portions were good, food was fresh, seasonings were nice. The only miss was the cilantro lime rice with beans. Just tasted like plain white rice sprinkled with cilantro and a hint of lime. But otherwise the food was yummy. The beer menu is extensive - plenty to try. Their core beers plus seasonals, must've been around 15? 7oz pours are only $3-4, pints are only $6. Cheap! We found the beers to be a little on the light side on the whole, but still flavorful and worth drinking. My favorites were the wheat (Turtle Trax) and the red ale. $10 for a flight of five? Yes please! Place has a nice vibe, too. Will be back for sure!

    Chips & fish dip
    Jason L.

    The vibe here is pretty chill. The staff is attentive, knowledgeable, and helpful. I do have to say that the house beers were all unappealing to me. My server gave me recommendations but we just couldn't find one that suited my taste. On the other hand, the fish dip was amazing. I wouldn't come back myself, but that shouldn't steer you away from giving them a shot.

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    John R.

    Good beer selection and cozy place! We had a flight and sampled 5 beers. All were great. IPAs, reds, even a winter seasonal. We also had a soft pretzel with good beer cheese.

    Turtle Trax
    Nicole T.

    I'm so happy this place opened up right down the street! We came in around 9pm wasn't too busy we were greeted right away we needed a few minutes to order the girl so who waited on us was super friendly and inviting had great menu knowledge to give us recommendations she was awesome!! Can't wait to come back

    Todd D.

    If you're going to open and operate yet another micro-brew/pub/eatery it is essential, one would think, that the first order of business would be to be or hire or partner with a master brewer. As with their distant cousin the vintner, it is preeminent they are educated, creative and persnickety when it comes to ingredients. However, it is just as vital to the success of the aforementioned saloon to have a chef equal with that of the brew-master At least, here at BBDO, we think that should be the case. With all of this in mind, I headed towards Indian Harbour Beach to appraise the offerings of food and beer (these are a few of my favorite things...) Beachfly Brewing Company had to offer the general beer lapping casual omnivorous dining public on the Space Coast. Location, in the Big Boy's estimation, as has been said ad nauseum, bears little or no bearing on the success or failure of a restaurant (if the food rocks, they will come), on the other hand, I feel providing ample parking for patrons does factor in. If people drive around for 15 minutes trying to find a spot, those with little or no patience just might decide to dine elsewhere that day. Thankfully, the Big Boy is always looking out for those spending hard earned cash on dining out and patiently awaited an open spot. As with every other Micro-Brew/Canteen, the brewing vats were central and certainly grabbed your attention upon entering. That didn't impress me so much as validate what kind of place I was in, the extremely clever display of their beers did impress me. It was engaging and with all that beer within site, how could one not feel an inner sense of joy? I mean, we are talking beer here. As soon as I was able to once again focus on the task at hand, I tried to take a seat at the bar. I was seated at a table and began to zealously read the proferred menu. Trying not to concentrate solely on the potables, I also took a passing glance at the food items. It seemed to be your standard Pub-type offering with hipster influences including the ever-popular rice bowl. A humanoid was seen leisurely approaching our table and when he finally got there, introduced himself as Julian and asked if we were ready to order or had any questions regarding the menu or types of beer on hand that day. While I found Julian to be competent in carrying out his job duties, his pace was rather languid in its execution. The first beer to be sampled was the Space Kolsch which is in the style of a crisp German ale. I found this beer to be delightful and came completely as advertised -- 4 Stars. Next to soothe my parched throat was I(hb)PA. Not only is the name creative, but I found the barley pop to be as well. With the combined pine/citrus thing it has going on, I found this to be complex and delicious and with a 3.5 Star rating, my second favorite of those sampled. Moving on to the Purple Porpoise Pale Ale. This was not as good as the SK, but it wasn't awful either and I found it to be an average example of an American Pale Ale -- 3 Stars. Continuing my journey I reached for the Turtle Trax Wheat which offered citrus notes to the aroma and taste, however, I found it not as good as the previous samples and so give it a 2 Star rating. Finally, I arrived at the final liquid bread on my flight, their Canova Sunrise Ale. While this did come as advertised and had a lovely red hue to it, I think in trying to make it less bitter they did something too much or incorrect and ended up not only brewing the bitterness out but most of the taste as well. I was taken aback as I have never experienced tasteless beer before, but here it was-- 1 Star. In short, this sampling would be more aptly named the wheel of average beer as opposed to a beer flight. With the exploration of libations out of the way, it was time to turn the Big Boy loose on the food. The Tropical Pork Rice Bowl could be humorously called the Tropical Surf and Turf Rice bowl as it came with some prawns as well as the advertised pork. The shrimp seemed to be low end or perhaps frozen too long as it had the texture of shrimp that is low end or had been freezer burned before cooking. It was slightly tough to chew and lacked any and all taste. the beans were cooked to perfection and I did find the cilantro cream to be interesting on the palate, but overall I found this offering to be on par with the last beer sampled. The Fish Tacos had huge chunks of real, honest to Babe Winkelman Grouper that was cooked properly (fish should flake apart with a fork) however what it had in preparedness it completely lacked in flavoring as it had zero, zilch, nada seasoning and the cabbage stuffed inside the toasted tortilla was from the crown, therefore, it was not rich in color nor flavor. The Big Boy says, "There are worse places to eat and drink, or drink and eat as the case may be, but there are certainly better ones than my experience at Beachfly Brewing Company.

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    Was supposed to be a quick stop for lunch. Beer was okay. Food was mediocre at best. Then they rang the next table's bill on my credit card.

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    Village Idiot Pub - Outdoor area

    Village Idiot Pub

    4.4(89 reviews)
    1.8 mi
    $$

    Amazing dive bar ish craft beer and local hang out. Selection of beer is top notch. Tammy is great…read moreand knows her beers! Vibe here is total chill.

    **INITIAL REVIEW**…read more Apparently, the Yelp Skynet a.k.a. the AI that green or red flags reviews, doesn't like the actual name of this pub despite the fact it is the pub's name. Ergo, I will use the abbreviation VI for the remainder of this review. Besides that, you really can't go wrong going to any of the pubs in Historic Cocoa Village. VI is one of the pubs on the eastern side of the Village, in between the famous Fat Donkey's Ice Cream and the furthest east pub in the village, Ryan's. Appearance-wise, the outside fits primarily with the building, but there are some minute details that give it its own personality, primarily around its name. There is also a section of the road and sidewalk that have been garrisoned for VI as outdoor seating and games such as bean bag toss. Indoors, it is definitely your kinda pub that many of the patrons are friends. The right side (East) have long tables with many pub and drinking games such as Hook & Ring and Shut The Box. There is a bookshelf filled to the brim with board games in case patrons prefer traditional or childhood classics. The left side (West) is the "Patio," a room that is decorated by numerous plants, neon lighting, widker and a black-and-white checkerboard floor. Finally, the middle of the pub is the actual bar, in the form of an L-shape serving a nice arrangement of beers from many breweries, cideries, distilleries, and meaderies across the United States. I had the Kentucky Vanilla Barrel Cream Ale by Lexington Brewing and Distilling Co. Other beer selections I would recommend include the Pineapple Cider by the famous Carib Brewing Co. and the Mango Cart by Golden Road Brewing. Personal note on the latter: Mango Carts, well for me, only taste good when straight from the tap. Cans are not good. And the food, it is minimal, but boy does VI know how to tug at my heartstrings as everything they have features, or could feature, cheese. They have pretzels with cheese, pickles with cheese, and my personal favorite, grilled cheese sandwiches. And for the more sophisticated patron, they have numerous choices in charcuterie boards, too. I will also state the drink prices are a bit on the high side compared to some other places I been to. And there are two restrooms that are single-serving and gender-specific. I don't believe the latter has to be gender-specific because they are single-serving. The barn doors are an interesting choice because they are not very good at blocking sound. I guess that is why VI blasts the music so nobody can hear the flatulence. Speaking of music, VI does have a small corner stage for small acts, possibly singular, to perform. Unless there is a pull-out large stage for outdoor performances, I don't see big bands, per se in higher number of members, performing here unless they can all jam in that tight-spaced stage. Ultimately, I am going to give VI three-out-of-five stars for this review. They are a solid pub that has all the fixin's of a good bar to go to. Maybe it is safe to say they really don't stand out too much, especially amongst the more unique bars in Historic Cocoa Village. But still, a good place to have a drink with friends with that "Everybody knows your name" kinda vibe.

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    Village Idiot Pub - Beer on Tap

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    Village Idiot Pub - The bar. My friend Chops looking like a distinguished gentleman there with his mullet.

    The bar. My friend Chops looking like a distinguished gentleman there with his mullet.

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    Dirty Oar Beer Company - They sell tasty pretzels

    Dirty Oar Beer Company

    4.4(58 reviews)
    1.8 mi
    $$

    FUN FACT: Dirty Oar Beer Company is one of two breweries located in Historic Cocoa Village. Also,…read moreit is one of nine breweries located on the Space Coast (Brevard County). With quite a small selection spread out across a large county, all the breweries have the opportunity to be unique. But for Dirty Oar Beer Company (which I will shorthand to simply the Dirty Oar), they need to be different from their neighbors, Bugnutty Brewing Company. So did Dirty Oar accomplish the aforementioned "challenge?" Well yes and no depending on what it is you are looking for. Located on the north side of Historic Cocoa Village - which is the south side of King St./US-520, Dirty Oar is a large aquamarine blue building heralding a beautiful mural of birds and an octopus. There is a back entrance where their biergarten is located and a front entrance which i will consider their storefront. Parking is a bit tight, but may be accommodating enough as Dirty Oar is not as rambunctious as their neighbors, Bugnutty, are. My friends, Charles the Grey a.k.a. Roadie X and Patrick joined me today as we enjoyed brews and food in their taproom. The area is kind of small compared to other taprooms, but maybe it is because the biergarten is much bigger for overflow accomodation. There are games for people to play, in which my friends enjoyed a game that was kind of like either/or, and it was fun. Not very intelligent, but whatever. This is where things can be a hit or miss. Maybe it is me, but the flight of "milkshake" beers did not impress me at all. If I am going to drink anything "milkshake flavored", I expect to taste said milkshake flavors. They tasted okay for beers, and maybe that is being more lenient as it was not what I was hoping for. Not bad, but definitely not a "milkshake." Food was delicious, but it comes from a food truck parked next to the biergarten. The grilled cheese was good and packed flavor into something simple, but the Frito pie: exquisite. To be fair, anyone that messes up a Frito pie doesn't deserve to cook anything. Overall, Dirty Oar was a-okay for an initial visit. Will I be back here? Of course, especially if I want a more personal time with friends, family, or a date. But will I go out of my way to go here compared to other breweries, probably not. Still, an a-okay establishment that I suggest visiting at least once. On a sidenote, Dirty Oar is one of the breweries that makes up the Launches & Lagers II Tour in Brevard. It is also a location in the Untappd App.

    Very cool spot in Cocoa Village! Went to have a beverage before dinner and found this to be a spot…read moreI will revisit when I come back to Cocoa Beach. Raimy who was our server was awesome! My wife & I were the only patrons there on a late Sunday afternoon and had a great conversation with Raimy as well as her providing us some sample of Dirty Oar's beers. I can see this place being an awesome hang as this is a small brewery with a personal touch in wanting to make the customer have a great time! Thanks Raimy for hangin' with us (Mike & Deb).

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