Melbourne Guidebook
Food scene
We love Friday evening at Intracoastal. Grab some food from the Bearded Chef food truck and enjoy good local brews, live music, and a friendly, relaxed vibe.
75 yerel halk öneriyor
Intracoastal Brewing Company
652 W Eau Gallie BlvdWe love Friday evening at Intracoastal. Grab some food from the Bearded Chef food truck and enjoy good local brews, live music, and a friendly, relaxed vibe.
You can walk to Charlie and Jake's for delicious barbecue and a great place to watch the game. We recommend the wings - they do a 24 hour brine, 4 hour smoke, and finish them off with a flash-fry, mmm-hmmm.
10 yerel halk öneriyor
Charlie And Jakes Barbecue
490 E Eau Gallie BlvdYou can walk to Charlie and Jake's for delicious barbecue and a great place to watch the game. We recommend the wings - they do a 24 hour brine, 4 hour smoke, and finish them off with a flash-fry, mmm-hmmm.
Relax and enjoy your fresh-roasted coffee while admiring the apocalyptic decor. While your at it, try the avacado toast.
23 yerel halk öneriyor
Apocalypse Coffee Roasters
454 N Harbor City BlvdRelax and enjoy your fresh-roasted coffee while admiring the apocalyptic decor. While your at it, try the avacado toast.
It doesn't look like much from the outside, but don't overlook Coaster's. A great place to grab a brew and some food. During the month of October, enjoy authentic German cuisine and beer straight from the German heartland.
42 yerel halk öneriyor
Coasters Pub & Biergarten
971 E Eau Gallie BlvdIt doesn't look like much from the outside, but don't overlook Coaster's. A great place to grab a brew and some food. During the month of October, enjoy authentic German cuisine and beer straight from the German heartland.
La Crepe de France
707 E New Haven AveA taste of France in downtown Melbourne.
Sightseeing
If your looking to take a nature walk, consider Turkey Creek Sanctuary to see the local fuana and flora.
59 yerel halk öneriyor
Turkey Creek Sanctuary
1518 Port Malabar Blvd NEIf your looking to take a nature walk, consider Turkey Creek Sanctuary to see the local fuana and flora.