Colette L.

What a cute little cafe located in Cocoa Beach! We were immediately greeted when we walked in and the waitress was super friendly. This restaurant had lots of options and the ability to make things vegan, vegetarian, gluten free and more. I am not vegan, but I still love trying new vegan spots! I ended up getting a speciality burger called the Backdoor Burger. It was very tasty however I was disappointed that the burger was a meat substitute and not a veggie burger. I much prefer true veggie burgers and I am not a huge fan of the soy meat substitutes. I should have asked prior but on the menu it just said veggie burger so I was hoping for something like a black bean burger. However, the toppings were delicious and the chips and salsa were fantastic! I would love to go back and try something different as their food seems to be of very high quality and I believe there were options that were just veggies and not meat substitutes. The vibe inside is very beach towny and we really enjoyed ourselves! Hoping to be back soon to give another dish a try!

Enit S.

Between 4 and 5 stars but I gave them the benefit of the doubt. Love that they have lots of vegan options. I don't remember the name of the wrap I got, but it was literally a rainbow (see pic) all of those veggies just beautifully layered in the wrap. Lots of different textures, the crunch from the walnuts, the sweetness of the carrots, and sharpness of the mixed greens which I think was arugula; this is totally what I wanted. I loved the taste and was grateful that they let me do vegan cheeze instead of salsa for the chips. That vegan cheeze was definitely not even close to cheese but still tasted surprisingly delicious. It's almost as if they pureed squash, ginger, and nuts together, I'll have to try to make it at home because I personally liked it. Honestly, I could eat this every day, and my stomach felt so good afterwards (I'm sure the ginger had something to do with it too) I sat in the garden area. It was shady with lots of nice plants around, had to clean my own table, but no big deal. I did end up waiting about 25 minutes for the food but it seems they make it fresh to order and I prefer to wait and get something freshly made than something re-heated. Service was good. Definitely a place I will visit again.

The customer service provided was quick and efficient. The salad was well worth the price. The content of the salad was a vegan's delight. It was loaded with variety, color and textures. I opted for the The Tres Palmas. Fantastic!!!

Chelsea C.

I would return to this place in a heartbeat if I lived here. Came here around 12-1230 on a Friday afternoon following a tiki hut adventure. Needless to say, this place curbed our appetite. 2 of us are gluten free and miss being able to eat wraps. Green Room Cafe's Secret Spot Wrap restored our excitement :) service was impeccable, welcoming atmosphere, food was delicious, and prices were as expected for fresh ingredients. Very happy we came here

Jacqueline H.

TOKIDOKI Nomad https://jacquelinemhadel.com/, IG: jackiehadel1 I'm usually traveling abroad, but in recent returns to Cocoa Beach, I've found myself craving "The Secret Spot" - $15.78. Filled with black beans, brown rice, carrots, cheese, and chicken. With Chipotle Sauce. Truly addicting, y'all. It's always my first meal 'out' when I get back. It's the only item on the entire menu that comes with meat. Everything else is vegan and vegetarian. It's weight-heavy, really, and most comfortably eaten as a half and with half of the chips and salsa. You can definitely save the other portion for another meal. Or, if eating in, share it, and maybe try something else on the menu. That's what I did the first time I went with friends. We also got the "Backdoor Burger,' which is on a separate menu. It's a Beyond Burger with Swiss Cheese and Mushrooms. Delicious! (Some people have voiced their preferences for a real veggie OR black bean burger, rather than the Beyond...) Artsy Surfer Vibe inside. There is also a small outside seating area. In the pictures of the front view, you will see "Happy Place," next to it. That's where people can sit outside. I also recommend the freshly brewed Raspberry Ice Tea to refresh you on an 80 degree+ day. Food - 5 Service - 5 (very attentive, maybe too attentive, but the servers always make sure to check if you're satisfied or if you need anything.) Ambiance - 4 It's the first place I recommend to anyone who asks me where to eat in Downtown Cocoa Beach. Especially for lunch.

Shane S.

The Green Room Cafe in Cocoa Beach is solid especially for those plant strong vegans, vegetarians, or flexitarians. The Cafe isn't 100 percent veg yet many of the sandwiches & wraps can be made vegan. I have eaten here twice in the last few months. Many of the wraps & sandwiches have surfer names e.g. The Sunset, The Sunrise, The Reef, The Local, The Inlet, The Mavericks, The Secret Spot, & so on. I Went w/ the Rick Burger on my first visit. This features a 1/4 lb veggie patty, 1000 island dressing, swiss cheese, goat cheese, Quiet Heat chipotle sauce, avocado, carrot, tomato, sprouts, red cabbage, & romaine on a Kaiser roll. The Rick Burger is easy enough to customize vegan. The veggie burger is made from the Impossible Burger. They will add Follow Your Heart Vegan Cheese instead of the swiss & omit the goat cheese. The Rick Burger was really good. I had to ask my waitress if it was vegan & it was indeed yet the Impossible Burger is hearty. It is interesting to see the evolution of the vegan veggie burger as many places from restraunts to cafes to fast food joints are using the Impossible Burger or Beyond Meat Burger. The next time I went to the Green Room I went w/ the Pure Life Wrap. It is vegan by default & comes w/ homemade hummus, tomato, carrot, cucumbers, red cabbage, mushroom, & a baby spring mix. I did Pure Life Wrap is grilled like a panini sandwich. Nice presentation although was less substantial than the Rick Burger. These are two opposite spectrums or paradigms of the vegan life. Each sandwich or wrap is served w/ a side of blue corn chips & made in house salsa. While I feel the sandwiches are solid. The Rick Burger might be the best burger or sandwich in Brevard County for vegans yet feel the Green Room could have different sides besides the corn chips w/ salsa. I thought the salsa was a bit underwhelming yet perhaps was spoiled when I lived in the Bay Area as visiting a Mission Taqueria there are several varieties of salsa that pack heat & perhaps are a bit more authentic. If the sandwiches were served w/ a side of potato salad or pasta salad or side salad or steamed greens etc that would bump my review up to five stars. Thanks Green Room. Look forward to repeated visits at your cafe a few blocks from the beach that is no doubt a favorite for many surfers in the area.

Anna C.

Such an authentic place with delicious food, I would love to come back when I'm in Cocoa Beach.

T W.

Came in for a late lunch, the spot is super cute and beachy at the end of a small plaza. I wasn't acknowledged by the 2 girls in the back despite there only being like 2 customers already eating, one of which I think worked there and may have been on her break and said hello. Once they spoke to me, I ordered the golden fold which sounds amazing but was a disappointment. The food came out fast and the portions are good but it lacked flavor and the sauce it came with had a hair in it. I was going to get an açaí bowl to take home but the lack of customer service and lack of taste in the food was so off putting that I decided not to. I wanted to go here because they have healthier options compared to other places while I'm on vaca but I won't be back, hopefully it was just a bad day and not how they normally operate.

Lila N.

The food was delicious and the sandwiches and burgers were great served with chips and salsa. The tortilla soup was amazing love this place. Not a cheap place.

Eleonora B.

I love green room. The portions are great. The food tasted really fresh and the hummus was so delish. I have tried most of the places in cocoa beach, this is by far my favorite lunch spot. So good. Inside- cozy with beachy feel. Service was great and accommodating. We had the soup and one of the wraps. There is a place next door that offers a similar menu, and it might be a little cheaper, BUT I would pay the $14 all day long for the wrap here. You get what you pay for.

Shaili B.

I went to Cocoa Beach with a few friends when traveling around Florida and checked on yelp for the best healthy restaurant near the beach. I was not disappointed as the food was amazing! I loved it and would definitely go back here. It's healthy and taste great! They have smoothies, sandwiches, acai bowls, and wraps. I ordered the Reef sandwich which came with gluten free chips and homemade salsa. I thought the vegenaise were a bit too salty/sour for my taste but overall was very pleased with the customer service and food.

Jeff T.

I heard about this place from a coworker and I have to say, I was impressed. Parking was kind of a pain to find as it was either street parking or going into the parking lot of the caberet place behind it. Not wanting people to think I was going there, I opted for street parking, obvs. I was greeted right when I entered and ordered a cup of Immunity Acai (sambazon acai, banana, strawberry, ginger, and vanilla soy milk) and a Sunrise Sandwich (tuna salad sandwich, spicy mayo, swiss cheese, jalapeno, apple, sprouts, avocado, red cabbage, lettuce, carrot, and tomato), which came with a side of chips and salsa. I also got tempted into buying a box of Reed's Ginger Candy -- highly recommend if you like ginger beer. I got the acai cup first and actually finished it while waiting at the counter for my sandwich. The acai cup had a hint of ginger in it and tasted slightly heavier than the acai I'm used to in LA, probably due to the banana and vanilla soy milk. It also didn't come with all the fruit/granola toppings I'm used to...but it was all good and I would get it again. The sandwich was very fresh and tasted amazing, with the sprouts, apple slices, and spicy mayo really working well with the tuna salad. The salsa was also great and made fresh, with large chunks of tomato inside. The only dockage of a star is due to the somewhat long wait for the sandwich and it cost a little more than a sandwich and a small cup of acai should, but I guess that's the price of eating organic food. The staff was extremely friendly though, and I wouldn't hesitate to come back to try their other menu items.