This is a hidden gem in the true sense. Off the beaten path in the heart of historical Melbourne…read moreFL. I really loved this place. For one the food is really good bar food. Nothing special as far as the selections. We ordered loaded nachos and a chicken wing basket. Both were well executed with fresh ingredients. Even the cheese on the nachos tasted fresh. There is inside and outside seating on the deck in front. Inside there is a full bar with great craft beer options. And they have a juke box. When we got there late a Saturday night the band was packing up, so they have live music as well. Loved the food and service here!

Awesome find. My blackened and blue grilled chicken sandwich was sooo good. I did order onion…read morerings, pass, over cooked and could not have been fresh made. Awesome atmosphere. Great staff. Laid back. Will def be here again.

Came to Melbourne for work and the first thing I did after landing was to look for Halal food. I…read morewasn't expecting many options but to my delight I found many. I decided to have a smash burger . I was looking for a shop but it's in a food truck outside a smoke shop. There is one bench if you decide to sit and eat there . The burger was juicy and had good flavors. The service was excellent. They had a lot of other options like Gyro, sandwiches etc. Would definitely recommend to any body visiting Melbourne and looking for halal food. No Diet Coke though

From the owner: HALAL food selling burgers gyros philly cheese steaks wings saladsread more

Went here for Father's Day. They opened an hour earlier. Was expecting it to be packed, since they…read moredon't do reservations/take call ahead. Our party of 7 was seated fairly quickly. The place is really nice. Lots of great decor, and a live stream of Key West on a TV screen that we sat near. Food was absolutely delicious. I got the Guava Jerk Sirloin. It was cooked beautifully. The sauce was absolutely delicious. The mashed potatoes were loaded and massive, and the broccoli tasted great. Couldn't finish it, so took it home! I also got the Cafe con Leche, and it was wonderful. Would come here again!

This restaurant was huge with lots of locals and tourist. I'd recommend the patio over the crowded…read moreinterior. There is a vegetarian section with three menu options. Two have chickpea as a source with the third no having a plant based source of protein in the dish. We confirmed with the server that the guacamole did not contain dairy so ordered the plantain chips and guac as an app- highly recommend. Then after having many other burgers/sandwiches on our trip I opted for the chickpea pasta with veggies and leaving off the parm to make it vegan. I appreciate the volume of veggies in the dish, though the sauce was a touch too oily. The main issue was the cooks WAY over cooked the chickpea pasta so when they tossed it with the sauce and veggies 2/3 of the pasta had broken apart...

I don't understand the 3.5 average. Went for a family dinner…read moreparty of five and arrived middle of dinner hour. House was full and there were plenty of staff. Our server Cassie was a perfect balance of attention and space. We ordered entrees only. Country fried steak was well done and the white gravy complimented the breading well. Portion of the sides weren't huge but perfect size. Fried Shrimp plate was a good portion and the shrimp were crispy. Added a side salad for 99 cents. Good ranch dressing. The grilled white fish was also very good and was prepared blackened. Flaky moist portion and the fries were delicious too. Chicken tender salad was bright and fresh. A large portion too with half being taken home for lunch the next day. Saved the worst for last and it was flavorful but could have been a tad crispier. The Monte Cristo sandwich. The berry spread was really good. As I said not sure why the low average. It is quality comfort food with large portions and the staff has always been on point. Give them a shot and form your own opinion....willing to bet it will be good.

Food: The Red Beans & Rice was tasty but that's where it stops. I feel quite confident the chicken…read moreis the lab grown chicken. Texture was way wrong and without the breading you can certainly taste the oddity. Gross. The mashed potatoes and gravy were nearly flavorless. Service: The waitress did well and the wait times were acceptable. Ambience: The restaurant was adequately clean accept for the men's restroom, disgusting. While the restaurant was clean you can tell that Cheddars is on the way out. I do not recommend.

Amazing burger with all the fixings. Not greasy at all, great flavor, and the bun was soft and…read morefluffy. The mini burger and fries was plenty to fill me up. Large fry is an entire bag so be ready to share!

My husband was in dire need of eating red meat yesterday. We eat a keto/carnivore way and I'm…read moreenjoying as much seafood/fish as I can on our trip here in Fla but I've been steering us to seafood places not the best beef restaurants. He wanted a big hamburger. We came in after lunch time and he got the 16 oz. burger and a side of fries (not keto or carnivore). I haven't had a potato since last Christmas and these fries looked REAL (not the frozen or processed fries most restaurants use which I wouldn't waste my time eating). I had to try a few. I wasn't hungry so I just ate a few of his fries and tried a couple bites of his burger. The fries were yummy. Almost addictive. I asked the gal at the counter about what kind of oil they used to fry potatoes in. Sadly, they use soybean oil, not tallow which is what all restaurants used pre-1980. Tallow is at least keto/carnivore friendly. My husband loved the burger minus the bun. I thought the burger was absolutely DELICIOUS. So I'm rating this 4 stars not 5 because the dirty seed oil ruined what could have been the best french fries. By the way....Steak & Shake uses tallow for frying their fries in.

Wanted to try someplace new and we had heard good things about Kelly's…read more Arrived right at the end of the lunch hour and you could tell the place had been slammed. On a Tuesday no less. Staff was a little busy so we confirmed it was seat yourself and we waited a few minutes for our menus. Ordered our drinks and our meals at the same time. My partner had the smash burger and it was awesome. Soft bun grilled onions and American cheese. (You can change up the cheese if you want) I had the wings lunch special. Three flats and three drumsticks. The fries were really good. Hot and crisp thin sticks of goodness. No let's talk TVs. If you want a place to catch a game this is it. Too many to count. They also have darts, pool tables, shuffle board and a few video games (golden tee for one). It is a bar so I am sure it gets a little loud. You can grab a table, a booth, or a high top. So plenty of options. This was a great choice over the bridge and we will be back.

Lexi was our server who made our eating experience an Awesome event. Not only friendly but…read moreknowledgeable and suggested menu items that were tasty and filling. She continually checked on us making sure our drinks were refilled without waiting for her to make her rounds. All in all a very pleasant dinning experience with a very pleasant atmosphere. I have to add that they serve some of the BEST WINGS in Brevard. Their Jammin sauce is Most AWESOME !!! Jack Dearing

**INITIAL REVIEW**…read more Out of all the restaurants still in business in the Melbourne/Palm Bay area of the Space Coast, the one that has truly lasted the test of time is The Burger Inn. Located on US-1, The Burger Inn is a testament to the city's history as the restaurant was first founded back in 1952. That was a time when Melbourne was the eastern point for cattle herding in Central Florida. US-1 was still a dirt road back then. As a matter of fact, The Burger Inn is one of the five-oldest restaurants still in business in Brevard County. By age, it is the second-youngest (Dixie Crossroads in Titusville, FL is younger while Ashley's, Lone Cabbage Fish Camp, and the Old Fish House Bar & Grille are older). The age The Burger Inn shows is more a testament to its delightfully tacky charm more so than be dated. In short, their age equates to experience and wisdom that still makes them a popular choice amongst restaurant-goers anywhere, both locals and tourists alike. The Burger Inn is located on the eastside of US-1, just a little ways north of the Eau Gallie Art District, but just a little ways south of the Big Orange roadside attraction. Take note that the entrance into The Burger Inn is a "right turn only," so patrons going south will need to turn in at the light before or after The Burger Inn and take the residential roads to it. The Burger Inn, as mentioned earlier, is delightfully tacky in its charm. It has the updated design of a 1960s drive-thru diner with its bright colors of the time. Think of a lot of red and yellow, neon lights, and black-and-white checker floors. If it further helps, think of movies like Grease. The majority of seating is outdoors with stone chairs and tables which were famously used in old-school garden parks of the 1970s with their tile mosaic designs. The seating is shaded and have roll-down canvas covers to block sunlight and wind just in case. The bar area is still intact with all the old-school cookery right in front of you. But take note people were "smaller" back then so if you are bigger or taller person, sitting at the bar will be uncomfortable. This is a burger dive bar so most of your food will be of that preference. But unlike other places, they still place precedence on their classic burgers, sides, and milkshakes. You can truly attest to the rest of their menu if their basics are delicious, and I will say their regular cheeseburger, fries, and shake are more than good, but have that satisfaction from eating a good ole' fast food meal back when such was done with actual care. That doesn't mean The Burger Inn has not kept with the times. They have updated their menu to include present day offerings such as chili-cheese fries, onion rings, mozerella cheese sticks, and much more. Finally on the food, they do have a challenge in which you eat a 10-patty cheeseburger, a large order of chili-cheese fries, and a 32 oz. shake in less than 30 minutes, you will get a free t-shirt and your meal is free. If you fail, you pay $40 for the attempt (which is not bad for a price if you think about it). Actually, everything on their menu is priced decently. A burger is about $5, which is fair given inflation, but worth it when you are eating a wholesome old-fashioned burger. Probably the only Issue worth addressing is the restroom. Remember how I said the bar seems to be made for people at a time when they were smaller. The same goes for the restroom. It is literally only a single unisex room that somehow is smaller than the space in a portable potty. The toilet literally runs under the sink. Talk about a tight squeeze. Despite that minute details, I have never been disappointed eating here at The Burger Inn. They've always been consistent with their food, especially during a time when specialty groups seem to naysay on what we can or cannot eat. Ergo, I am giving them five-out-of-five stars. Definitely give The Burger Inn a chance.

This place is so cool. Started in the 50s. Even have the phone booth and everything. I ordered a…read morechicken bacon ranch wrap. And they grilled it. It was awesome. Can't wait to get something else.

This has to be one of the best cheeseburgers that I have ever eaten. The French fries and onion…read morerings are very delicious. It is a treat to eat here.