Historic Cocoa Village

Great for window shopping and walking around. The merchandise and eateries are so unique.
The Cocoa Village Playhouse is wonderful.
The bars are varied and fun. There’s always something new going on in this area.

I love Cocoa’s Historic District! It’s really cute and has a ton of great restaurants and shops. It’s right by the beautiful park and it’s just a great place to spend an afternoon or evening.
There’s a ton of restaurant options. They also range from inexpensive snack options like ice cream to fairly expensive fine dining. There’s also a local playhouse in the downtown. You could go to dinner and then see a show at a historic theater!
I’ve been to several of the shops and they’re all very fun. There’s a few antique shops, some clothing stores, and even a magic shop! There’s also a bank and some various business establishments. The one downside is the parking. It’s normally fine. However, of you’re hear for an event, be prepared to arrive early or park far away and walk.
Overall, I highly recommend this area and will return.

Went for food trucks and movie in the park. At 630 pm had one food truck. Bathrooms dirty and park dirty also. Tables had lot of flies because looks like never cleaned. Left to go to other park

Lots of cute places to eat and shop. It’s nice for a little stroll. I noticed a Thai place and a few other restaurants that served «American» cuisine. They have the cutest art gallery. It’s near the river and it’s beautiful to walk, bike or run in the area.

Historic Cocoa Village might not be worth a special trip but since I was on one of the hop on and off van as it was the first stop of the route.
There are quite a few little shops to browse around.
The most enjoyable part was to get an ice cream and walk along the waterfront area.
Not bad for a nice stroll on a sunny day till we hopped back on the van for our next stop!

Historic Cocoa Village is one of those cute little main street areas with cute little gifty shops, beachy shops, clothes boutiques, coffee shops, and restaurants. The area does not let you forget that you are near the beach because it is adorned by bright, beachy happy colors. The street parking is pretty easy on a Saturday. It was actually not quite eventful which was sad because it is such a cute place. There are also some cute little local art shops as well. Everything local, I so love, and this is the place to find it.

Plenty of things to do and see here, from the waterfront park, to the Cocoa Village Play house, to Sublime Restaurant and Sangria Lounge and Ossorio Bakery. Plenty of going-​ons in the village all the time and a great slice of historical feeling in the middle of cocoa as well.