The croqueta preparada was one of the best sandwiches I've ever had. The staff were super friendly…read moreand I loved the vibe of the shop. Will definitely be back!!

The food was good sandwiches are massive and definitely meant to be shared. The bread is baked…read morefresh here so that really makes a difference. It was quite empty for a Saturday at noon lunchtime but food was fresh to order. The prices are a bit expensive as the steak sandwich my Husband ordered was 27.00 dollars and the Cuban was 18.00 both came with a small amount of fries but the sandwich is huge.

We had a great day fishing off the pier and then eating lunch here afterwards. The views of the…read morewater are pretty and the service was great. The food was just ok, nothing memorable but also nothing wrong with it. I think you go here for the views and the experience. They also had live music outside. Also we got there early to fish but parking may be an issue later on in the day.

food ok service ok ambiance ok. nothing great probably never…read moregoing back. people like it cause they can smoke. hate smelling smoke especially when eating.

An absolute delight!…read more A friend and I rode our bikes from Mims, in search of good coffee, and good breakfast, and stumbled across the Sunrise Bread Company. I am so glad, we did! The coffee? Amazing! The service? Great! The ambiance? Wonderful! Breakfast? Awesome! We will definitely be back.

I've visited sunrise every time that I come to titusville to…read morevisit my parents. Every single time the food and coffee are absolutely impeccable. The quality in every item offered is undeniable; ultimately that's why I continue to visit. However, I have to express my distaste for the costumer service. I came in today and I got great service from the blonde guy who rung me up. However, the rainbow haired barista seemed to be very stressed out with the Sunday rush. Multiple people received both their drink and their food orders before me, and while I don't mind waiting, I asked to just confirm that my food was being worked on. The barista was very curt and especially not happy to deal with me when I had to ask again if my smoothie was being worked on. I totally understand the breakfast rush can be stressful, and dealing with a long list of orders can be a lot to deal with, but I was not impressed by the communication skills of the barista. I also didn't appreciate how she was speaking to her coworkers. Regardless, the food and coffee speaks for itself so I will be returning! I just hope that she's able to learn to communicate with kindness, especially when nothing but patience and understanding was given.

I visited today and they had a full house of happy customers. I had a cheese danish and a coffee…read morelatte. The coffee was delicious and served perfectly. I know my coffee -- you won't find anything better in Titusville Florida.

Rear View Coffee was the perfect quick stop for a bite and some fresh coffee. My husband and I…read moreshared the avocado toast, which was delicious, and I especially enjoyed my lavender latte--smooth and perfectly balanced. The atmosphere in the dining area is relaxed and welcoming. I enjoyed seeing the shop supporting their community by having a local artisan selling baked goods on the morning that we stopped. Food- 4/5 Service-5/5 Ambiance- 5/5

Since you get past the strange look of the place the food is pretty decent for a diner. I will say…read moreeggs done superb the rest of the breakfast was lackluster. Country fried steak came frozen but was ok the grits were a weird texture. My bf had French toast and said it was good. Ham steak was over done a bit but for a diner not bad and service was good. Not a destination but would try again

Good Thymes is STILL awesome.. Friendly , always clean…read more throughout,,, if .... JUST incase iyou need something different ... it will happen at Good Thymes. Great service

They have a nice selection of gluten free treats, which are made on site. The staff was friendly…read moreand quick. The environment was comfortable and clean. My son enjoyed a slice of banana bread (gluten free) and told me it was just like homemade. They were cognizant of the age of the patron and made him a beautiful hot chocolate that wasn't too hot for him to drink. We thoroughly enjoyed our morning visit. The only downfall I experienced want their fault. The entrance the the parking lot has little notice and no turn lane off a road where people are doing 55-70 mph (speed limit is 55). I nearly got rear-ended even with my turn signal on well in advance. Please come enjoy the coffee shop but be aware of your surroundings when pulling in.

My friends and I went for a quick coffee trip and we saw that this place was nearby. The decor was…read morevery nice, and I wish I had time to try their food items. The employees were very nice! They helped us when we had questions about the menu. The desserts they offered looked pretty good and the coffee was delicious. Everything seems to be a pretty good price! Would definitely like to come again if I have the time.

After a full day of Kennedy Space Center food we were looking for something a little more elevated…read more Third Culture did not disappoint! Caleb our server was awesome and all of the food was above our expectations. We had the Bulgogi Burrito, the Coconut Shrimp bowl, and the Chimichanga - all excellent!! Happy Hour 3-6pm so we also tried the orange blood margaritas. Another win! We definitely found our spot for when we come to visit NASA

I finally stopped by Third Culture Kitchen, a place I've passed countless times in my neighborhood,…read moreand I'm glad I did. I ordered the Baja shrimp taco, a cup of creamy poblano soup, teriyaki veggies, corn slaw, and the black beans and rice--mostly to get a sense of portion sizes and flavors since it was my first visit. The Baja shrimp taco was the standout. The flavor was excellent, and the cool, crunchy slaw paired perfectly with the shrimp. Everything tasted fresh and well-seasoned. The portion sizes were solid; for lunch, I can easily see that one taco with a side would be more than enough. I also appreciated how many vegan options they offer--it's great to see a menu with so much variety and flexibility. The restaurant itself is cozy and inviting, with a friendly ambiance and artsy, metro-style decor that makes it a comfortable spot to sit and enjoy a meal. The only small downside was that some of my items weren't quite warm enough, but it didn't take away much from the overall experience. I'd definitely come back to try more items, especially the Japanese ginger salad, which is next on my list.

Had dinner at Dixie Crossroads after spending the afternoon near the Kennedy Space Center. We…read moreordered the Cape Canaveral Special and the coconut shrimp since both were recommended by our server when we asked about popular dishes. The seafood tasted fresh and the coconut shrimp had a nice crunch without being overly sweet. Our meals came out pretty quickly even though the dining room was packed with families and tourists. I also appreciated how organized the staff seemed during the dinner rush. Drinks were refilled often and someone checked on our table a few times without interrupting conversations. The place definitely has an old Florida seafood restaurant feel in a good way, casual and comfortable without trying too hard.

Historic Dixie Crossroads is a must visit from all that drive up/down I-95…read more The food is good most every day, and will satisfy your seafood cravings. You will love their little corn fritters, but be careful you will be taking your meal order home in a to-go-box as you will be full of fritters! The service is good, and you won't be disappointed with your serving size of your selections.