Today is March 30, 2026, and the restaurant scene in Brevard County, Florida, is buzzing with both exciting new openings and some bittersweet closures. If you’re a local foodie or just passing through, there are plenty of fresh dining options to explore, as well as a few beloved spots that will be missed.
March has brought a wave of new establishments to the area, adding to the vibrant culinary tapestry of Brevard County. Here are some highlights:
New Openings
- Wing It
- Location: 660 E. Eau Gallie Blvd., Indian Harbour Beach
- Offers: Chicken wings, tenders, and fries in a laid-back setting.
- Location: 38 S. Atlantic Ave., Cocoa Beach
- Offers: Delicious Italian fare, including hand-tossed pizzas, pasta dishes, calzones, and subs available for takeout and delivery.
- Location: 203 Crockett Blvd., Merritt Island
- Offers: Hand-tossed pizzas, pastas, and pizza by the slice, focusing on quick service, takeout, and free delivery.
- Location: 114 Harrison St., Cocoa
- Concept: A 20s-inspired restaurant and lounge located in a restored historic building, featuring craft cocktails, live music, and modern twists on classic bar fare.
Closures and Changes
While new places are opening their doors, some old favorites have sadly closed. Here’s a look at a few:
- Royal Peacock
- Location: 600 Brevard Ave., Cocoa
- Type: An Indo-fusion restaurant that has closed after operating in a historic building.
- Location: 5475 Lorkey Lane, Viera
- Closure Date: March 31. This intimate setting known for its rooftop views has closed after just two years.
- Location: 1616 S. Babcock St., Melbourne
- Reason for Closure: Building issues. They plan to relocate to 4185 W. New Haven Ave., West Melbourne, with a re-grand opening in about two months.
In a twist of fate, Moonshine PBK has rebranded as Pucker Up Vegan Eatery after facing operational challenges. This new permanent location will continue the offerings that fans loved from the food truck.
For more details on these changes in the local dining scene, check out the full article on Yahoo Lifestyle.
As the dining landscape continues to evolve, both locals and visitors can find new flavors to savor while reminiscing about the old favorites that have made Brevard County a tasty destination. Dining out not only supports local businesses but also gives you a chance to enjoy the rich diversity of cuisines available in this beautiful part of Florida.
Stay tuned for more updates about the ever-changing culinary scene in Brevard County, and don’t forget to try some of the new spots while they’re fresh on the scene!