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I was looking for a waterfront place to casually eat while I was in town for the day when I stumbled on this place. I had severe doubts once we pulled up, it looked like it could be condemned. The back deck attached to the back already was, the inside smelled like a bar towel but we walked through and went outside to the lower deck area on the river. Honestly it looked like a few hurricanes did it in and one more would finish the job. ASIDE from ALL that, the staff was really nice, but the food was delicious! I got a Philly, the rest of table got French dip and quesadillas and we all cleared our plates and socialized overlooking the water and space shuttle launch pad. It was a hidden treat and I hope they get to make some building improvements and clean it up because it looked like it was the locals congregation point, they are also pet friendly

Brook was so amazing, friendly and made great drinks.Chili is delicious. This photo doesn't reflect it but it's so tasty. We also had the mushroom appetizer, fish nuggets, and chicken gizzards. How did you guys get those gizzards so tender?We will definitely visit again.We ate outside at the tiki right by the water. Nice breeze and great view.Thanks.

This is quite possibly the greatest secret in all of Brevard County, FL when it comes to restaurants...Located off the main road that cuts through Titusville, FL, north-to-south, this little, unassuming, home-repurposed-as-a-restaurant is located right on the Indian River and faces the multitude of launch pads located far to the east. From the outside it has a dive-bar, greasy-spoon look (the kinda look I gravitate too), but on the inside, it is furnished very cleanly and welcoming, even though the sizeable bar is the first thing to greet you coming in the front door.After being quickly sat down, and after a bit of wait, we were taken care of by a very personable and very good waiter, he took care of our orders, our drinks, and jawed with us a bit on the topic of music, of all things. Anyway, the food here is American fair that slants towards seafood, if anything else. I had their Friday special of Red Drum fish, seasoned "Key West" style with sweet potato fries and their braised cabbage. It's about as good as it gets - portion was nice and it was delicious from beginning to end. My wife enjoyed their beer-battered chicken, while our friend took on their Mahi dinner she simply could not finish - no complaints around the table. For dessert, they enjoyed the Apple Crumb pie, whereas I tried their chocolate parfait - both desserts were exceptional as well. If you're in the area and want to try something that is a bit out of the way, something that even most locals haven't tried - this is your place. (And you can't beat the view of river - unobstructed and actually very nice at this late time of year.)

Nice outdoor dinning. But, we had to get our own utensils, asked for a side cup of lemons for our drinks, and got limes. Prices were over the top as compared to the last time we were here and they had a lunch menu. Not now! White rice was bland, had to add salt. Friend ordered the same thing I did and didn't get the grilled tomatoes and jalapenos that I did. Never came back to check on us and were were right there in front of them! Oh, and lets not forget the hair I found in my salad. Not worth the $$$

New York New York Tiki Bar and Grille- South Titusville, FL- 4.5 StarsLocal legend has it that one night, the owner of the new hotel as well as a great deal of surrounding land, Henry Titus, challenged Capt. Clark Rice to the naming rights of the burgeoning metropolitan area originally called Sand Point. Mr. Titus' choice of weapons for this historical duel? A rousing game of lethal dominoes! Well, OK. So it wasn't all that "lethal" and the final score of this legendary game of tiles was lost in time, the outcome is not, thus, in 1873 the place was re-named Titusville.Why did I mention the naming myth of Titusville, you ask? Well, I was in the neighborhood killing time between meals and thought a little local research would speed up the wait, besides, who doesn't find creation myths interesting? All that aside, it was time for my next meal and according to the genie in the name generator, I was going to be dining at New York New York Tiki Bar and Grille. Well, now I'm sad I left my grass skirt at home, but somehow, I'll manage.After being seated and shown a menu, including their specials, Tom introduced himself as our waiter and I must say that right out of the gate, I thought he was a creep at first but he rallied late and became a Big Boy Top 10 waiter. I put in an order for some Ropa Vieja, Braised Cabbage, and what the menu touted as "homemade" Blueberry Cobbler and a juicy burger (medium rare) for my guest.It wasn't all that long before Tom was returning with our grub. After snapping a few pictures (just look at that salad!), I eagerly dug into the spread before me. I found the Ropa Vieja (a Cuban-inspired stew) delectable the seasoning was spot on. The fresh pulled beef (read steak) tomatoes, peppers, onions and black beans blended superbly over some deliciously seasoned yellow rice.The Braised Cabbage was spectacular. It was braised to perfection and served with sauteed onions and real bacon bits. Extraordinary!! Once again, I ask you to turn your attention to the picture of that side salad. Fresh Spring Green mix, fresh cherry tomato along with a garden-fresh sliced red onion. This is how a side salad should be done. This is why I do this.The Juicy Burger was grilled to a perfect medium-rare, served on a nice toasted bun and it was just as scrumptious as the rest of the food. Forget the name. Forget how it looks. If the rest of the menu is as good as these specials are, it's a total treat! The Big Boy says, "If you want delicious food made with obvious care and pride, put this place on your list!" #bigboydiningout #thebigboy

Went here looking for local spot on the water. And this is just that. Great location to look over water. Great service. The chicken livers and fish nuggets are for sure worth it. The chicken wings are weaker selection of the menu.

Had such a nice day! Not only got to watch a launch, but spent several hours after and enjoyed the lovely breeze & views while enjoying nice cold beers. Food was excellent, I enjoyed the jambalaya. Lots of meat & shrimp, I added hot sauce and was loving life! Partner had a massive hamburger & mother had the fried catfish! All meals were very good. Looking forward to returning here next time we are in Titusville. Best vibes ever!

We love this place for a launch. Food is good beer is cheap view is excellent. Great for rockets, dolphin and people watching. Staff is friendly and charming. Definitely a local hang out. It's has about 15 tables outside around the tiki hut full service bar. We just order beer this time but the cocktails have a generous pour. Don't be off put by the front of the building. Beauty is only skin deep. The joy comes from within!

From the food, drinks, and service, to the overall vibe this place is AMAZING! We ordered the cheese curds, Reuben, and patty melt and they were all so good. 12 out of 10 recommend!!

This little hidden gem is tucked back off the main highway and sits on the Indian river. It has a tiki bar in the back of the facility with nice river views. Great place to chill and have a cold one. The foods very good as well.