Green Room Cafe

.great place. Very nice to go on vacation and be able to go out to eat still. Dairy free gluten free is almost impossible everywhere. Also stopped in one day to just grab a smoothie. Good kid options too.

This is Brevard’s première health food restaurant. It is absolutely fantastic! The staff is welcoming and patient explaining things you may not be familiar with. I love it because it’s low key, perfectly Cocoa Beach with reasonable prices. I highly recommend the green room smoothie and the yogi wrap. Why are you still reading this? Get to the Green Room asap, you won’t regret it.

Today was the first time I have ever been to the Green Room Café and I fell in love! I had the J bay Wrap which was sooo good and filling! It came with chips n salsa and the salsa was so fresh!!! I wanted to eat it all but I saved the rest so I can enjoy it all over again tomorrow. They also have Kombucha tea, which is an acquired taste but I happen to love it and am so please to see that they sell it! The staff was very welcoming and vibrant. Definitely will be coming back regularly!

Very friendly staff, cute atmosphere very beach vibe. Good menu options — but hard to read menu. Keep title font but get new text font. Food was expensive but made of good ingredients. Smoothie was delicious. Well seasoned.

The food was just «OK» for my group of 3 people. We had wraps, soup, one cola and 2 waters. I had the raw chocolate chip cookies for for dessert. The bill was over $ 63.00 and was very bland to say the least. The seasoning was nonexistent. I have eaten at many vegan and vegetarian restaurants and this was the worst — in flavor and price. I give it 2 stars for using quality ingredients.

I had the only non vegetarian item on the menu. chicken black bean burrito. Delicious! Nice to offer something for those who hang out with vegetarians!

Unilocal enthusiasts led us to this place. Excellent grilled sandwiches and tasty bowls of smoothies kept us coming back … 3 times in 3 days :-)

Fresh, friendly and delicious.
Good for vegetarian and vegan fare. I would recommend for lunch.

I found this gem on Unilocal and they were fantastic! The good is super fresh and super YUMMY! I had a salad (forgot the name) with vegan chicken on it and it was really incredible. I also treated myself to a chocolate bomb dessert that was worth every calorie (and I don’t eat dessert too often!)
Cute bohemian vibe!

The yogi wrap is perfection. The little desserts they sell are magnificent. We need more places like this in the area. The Sunrise sandwich is also on point. They got rid of GT’s Kombucha and went with a more expensive not as flavorful local brand.

Cute spot with unique menu for acai bowls smoothies etc :) Had to wait a long time unsure why… place wasn’t busy but the acai bowl I got was amaaaaazing :)

Nice selection of fresh healthy food choices. But ANNOYED they charge extra to switch from bread sandwich to a wrap. And charge more for extra sauce when they didn’t give you enough the first time.

I’ve had the acai bowl a few times, it’s healthy, delicious and addictive.

I really enjoyed the green room café. It has a nice and small atmosphere with a lot of options on the menu. The salsa and chips that came with my Bondi wrap were phenomenal. I always appreciate the vegetarian and vegan options. Also, I would definitely recommend the beachy smoothie!

The acai bowl I had was good, but a little too sweet. It could have been my fault. I got it with apple juice instead of soy milk.
Our server was no fun. We tried asking which of the acai bows were her favorite and she got annoyed and rude real fast.
This place has a great vibe though. It’s definitely a local dive worth visiting for a healthy and affordable snack or lunch.

Food is organic and delicious, GF and vegetarian options! Orders the tropical acai bowl and the local pollen is AMAZINGGGG. Little misunderstanding with seating with staff and they were kind dinghy to give me a Tahitian vanilla blended coffee drink on the house!

Colorful health-​conscious organic sandwiches, soups & smoothies. It was great food and very filling. The wraps are worth the money. Perfect spot for lunch!

Healthiest and yummiest food so far during our Orlando, Cocoa trip. Choices of fresh juices, sandwiches, wraps and salads.
Staff is all smiles and friendly. They helped us pick our meals. Highly recommend all the vegetarian & vegans to try Green Room café, we will go there once before returning home!

A gem hidden among the surf shops, fish shanties, and guac-​tac $ 2 well drink watering holes, this place was a welcome oasis for our family after an exhausting day at the Space Center.
Everything here appears to be fresh and tasty, though we limited ourselves to a couple selections: I had the Bondi, a wheat wrap with brown rice, black beans, and a Quorn beef substitute, washed down with a Kona Fire Rock PA. Wife enjoyed the vegetarian Ruebio, which is what it sounds like: a tofu Reuben that seems to have been named for Marco Rubio. I can’t recall what sonny had (might have been The Duke, a kids meal we told him featured «chicken») but I believe he ate the whole thing, and that’s good enough in my book. Both grownup entrees came with blue corn tortilla chips and delicious salsa.
Décor was ‘all surf, all the time,’ but again, this place isn’t quite what you’d expect for Cocoa Beach. It feels like it belongs in Brooklyn, not the Space Coast. Our server was as personable as can be, and revealed, after we told her where we’d been, that her dad was a payload specialist, working on some of the upcoming commercial launches out of the Center. Well, whaddaya know.
A big shout-​out to Unilocal for helping us track the place down.

It was easy to visit here two days in a row and I have no shame in admitting that it was one of the first things I talked about when I returned to my home state – New Jersey… heyyyy!
Although I’ve seen it on the menu, I tried my first wheat grass shot (for digestion and other benefits) for $ 2. Yes, it is pricey but that’s the normal rate I’ve seen. The shot, nonalcoholic, tastes like a gritty frothy smoothy with a strange aftertaste.
The chips and salsa that come with the wraps ($ 12) and sandwiches ($ 11) is dynamite. They really nailed it when it comes to their salsa. Not too chunky, it is sweet and just really friggin’ good!
Wrap– The Yogi is a hummus with avocado, sprouts, cucumber, carrot, cheese, mushroom, tomato and red cabbage. Each bite is refreshing and has a mushy (the hummus) veggie-​like taste to it. It was likeable but on my 2^nd visit I really was sold on the Sunrise sandwich.
Sandwich– The Sunrise is advertised as though it is spicy but it couldn’t be further from the truth! I’m not a big fan of a lot of heat so I ordered it hoping for the best. In between the bread is tuna salad, a so-​called spicy (not really) mayo, Swiss cheese, apple, avocado, lettuce, carrot and jalapeño. The first that I noticed is that the tuna salad was not the canned type and isn’t smothered in mayo. The apple was crisp, avocado was fresh and the sandwich was grilled just right. Not hot at all and the jalapeño tasted more like a pablano pepper. The sandwich is also served with my favorite salsa and a side of fried blue tortilla chips.
Inside the café is a friendly surfer vibe that plays religious rock music. Although I didn’t like the music, it also didn’t bother me. The staff was cool and stopped over just to chit chat from time to time. The parking is street but there is a lot next door that is okay to park at. I left happy and healthy, no complaints there.