Ossorio

Love this little café. Delicious home made ice cream & flat bread pizzas :)

love the place! best pizza!!!(spinach pizza with goat cheese is the best!!! and they nicks catch fish sandwich is delicious!!!).

The service was excellent, the food was incredible and over all it was a fun time! I had the Buddys Beef and a side salad and wow just amazing!

Went on a Saturday when there was a craft fair. Food was very good. Service was horrific! Restaurant seats about 100. But if after eating you want to go to the bathroom, your out of luck! There is only one toilet for both men and women. Waited 20 minutes for my turn. Then you get the snarky waitresses, who completely ignore their guests. And if you dare ask a question., then you get the nasty glance for bothering them.
If you have no bladder and don’t mind rude staff… the food is good.

This place is excellent! Food is great, the waitstaff is very efficient, and the wait time is reasonable. Fun place to try.

Nice place to stop for coffee, hot chocolate or ice cream. Outdoor seating is dog friendly.

Excellent and so glad Cocoa Village has Ossorio. Their food and service is excellent. The best lunch in town.

Last Saturday: Had a white fish sandwich and I have to say I was not overly impressed. I’m pretty sure the bread with the «melted» mozzarella cheese was actually nuked because it was that hard chewy kind of texture. Thus I have to give four stars, but the customer service was great. The girl running the food was a sweetheart and had so much patience. A customer spilt their coffee all over the ground because they were not paying attention. In the midst of doing so, the worker was extremely busy and I’m sure stressed because of how busy they were, but she was a real tropper and kept a smile on her face the whole time. I do look forward to going back however to try their pastries and coffee!

We enjoyed this spot for a good morning breakfast. The staff was friendly, the food was worthy of our hard earned money and the people around us were talkative and quick to have only happy things to say. My wife enjoyed her omelet and offered me a taste, of course I am a ham and cheese kind of guy. When I saw green leafs inside the omelet I had to pass, I just can’t mix my salad with my eggs but she loved it. I had a bacon egg and cheese sandwich and enjoyed it. In all if you need a morning coffee and light meal then I would hit this spot, could be a regular if I lived here. Nice area too but the shops don’t open till around 10 so sleep in. Also parking was best just a block away by the harbor.

First of all, Ossorio’s is located in Cocoa Village which is definitely a plus.
Secondly, it’s got great food and drinks. I’m still thinking about the hot chocolate from Saturday.
On my most recent visit, I ordered the royal flatbread pizza. There is no picture because I couldn’t contain myself, it was that good! It had mushrooms, sliced plum tomatoes, and prosciutto. The wood oven fired pizzas are 10 inches. I couldn’t finish it by my lonesome.
The atmosphere feels a bit like a giant indoor deck, all of the tables are actually outdoor furniture. There is a lot of natural light thanks to windows and french doors. Twinkle lights add a bit of wonder indoors, bringing your eyes up to very interesting paneled ceiling.
A definite YES.

I live down the street so it is just a brisk walk with the dogs and I’m there. Best coffee around. Staff is relatively friendly but I mean who really cares. Just give me an iced coffee and I’ll be out of your way. With all the breakfast spots around Cocoa Village, it’s impossible to get a bagel. All these places serve the same pastries. Croissants are not a breakfast food.

Stopped here after a bike ride. Their patio is an excellent place to have lunch. The portions were large, the food was tasty. Everyone exchanged bites, it was all good. Will definitely patronize this restaurant.

Can only comment on breakfast but This place is solid. The omelettes are fresh and creative with a good balance of trendy contemporary recipes with fundamental comfort cooking combined. Spinach and feta is our favorite. The cinnamon bun is wonderful, and the atmosphere is quaint and appropriately casual. Highly recommended for a breakfast/​brunch spot.

I love this place. It’s not on my way anywhere, but when I work in the area I almost always steal some time for a meal here. Salads and pizzas are great, staff is friendly. If I lived here I’d be a regular.

Very disappointed! Just downloaded a coupon for here from Savings Safari and after we ordered they told us that they got new equipment and it doesn’t have any way to put in the coupon. This was the manager who told us. No offer to take care of it. Just can’t use their own coupon because they can’t figure out how to put it in. We come here often and the food is good but this really was not the right thing to do. Update: manager was contacted and gave us a gift certificate for our inconvenience. Food is still great as always

Loved this place! Ordered a salad and it was huge and so delicious. I had to bring ½ of it home with me. Staff was wonderful and helpful with my questions.
I wish I had wrote this sooner so I could provide more detail but suffice it to say I was impressed with their fresh ingredients and their décor. I will return again if in the area.

I –want– this to be a good place, but I just can’t pretend it is.
I’ve had several coffees, hand-​crafted sodas, and sandwiches here and I’ve never been satisfied with them.
The coffees have a solid base, I think they use good bean, but the issue is in the execution of anything more than a black coffee. Mixes and cold coffees are ruined by poor mixing techniques where the entire upper half of the drink is a crushed ice nightmare, topping a quarter of milk on a shot of espresso. I seriously don’t know how they get it separated like that. They do not have liquid sugar, and for some reason always look at me like I’m stupid when I ask for it for my ICED OR FROZEN COFFEE. As if a packet of crystallized sugar is a relevant option for sweetening such a drink post-​mix. I’m usually treated to a lovely exchange between a bewildered cashier and a snappy, annoyed barista who begrudgingly ‘offers’ to put a packet of sugar in my drink.
The hand-​crafted sodas I have tried were made with sugar-​free syrups (which were NOT labeled as such on the menu) which, I personally hate the taste of. I think splenda tastes like poison… probably because it is, but I digress. They taste terrible.
Sandwiches are made with what seem like quality ingredients, yet somehow the bread has a lifespan of thirty seconds. If you were to start eating it when you picked it up from the window, it’d be a brick when you got to a table.
Perhaps it’s because I usually go there after 1 PM that I experience issues with their breads, but there shouldn’t be a time where their food becomes inedible yet they still sell it for three more hours.
However, the location does deserve recognition for their ‘pet friendly’ and village-​walker friendly atmosphere, with an exterior ordering window, ample outdoor seating, and bowls of water for Fido.

I loved finding this local charming little café in Cocoa Village. It’s a coffee shop, ice cream parlor, bakery, pizza shop and sandwich shop all rolled into one. I tried their homemade ice cream and it was amazing. I am an ice cream fanatic and this one did not disappoint. It was creamy, sweet but not too sweet, with natural flavors. I had the chocolate peanut butter and the strawberry in a large cup. For only $ 3.85 you get two huge scoops! They offer a flavor of the month plus 20 flavors to choose from. The toasted coconut was amazing and all gone so I could only have a small taste but I’m definitely getting that one and a wood fire roasted pizza next time I go back.
I also had their homemade lemonade. It was very good and you could tell it was made the old fashioned way as it did not taste artificial. It was just a tad too sweet for me to finish the entire cup but not bad on a hot Florida day. The menu looked great for lunch or casual early dinner and they also serve wine and beer. I saw they had Willakenzie Oregon Pinot Gris available so I can say some decent choices in small bottles.
The café has plenty of seating indoors as well as seating outdoors which is perfect to people watch on a nice day. Free WiFi also a plus! You can also order from their walk-​up window outside. If you’re in Cocoa Village this is a #MustEat then walk around and check out all the little shops

I’ve been dying to go to this place for months, so I was pleased that this place met my expectations. The ambiance of the place is adorable. Quirky accents and European flare is to be found in every square in of the Café.
We ordered the lemonade, grilled cheese and a few fire roasted sandwiches. The portions were huge! I could only stomach half of the sandwich, and ate the other half for my next meal. The veggies had the expected crunch, and the bread tasted deliciously fresh. The lemonade featured here is not of the postmix variety, as it is made fresh every day! It is a great option for those who want a refreshment on the go.
If you’re looking for a lively, yet quaint spot for a satisfying meal, look no further.

We got a mint mocha here – yummy! The wood fire pizza was calling our name, but we kept telling ourselves, no it is not time for us to eat. They also have a cool little window where you can order without going inside.