El Bodegon

Amazing place. Hands down one of the most romantic restaurants in Brevard Country, with the coolest atmosphere(its in an old bank building). The tapas are all great, grilled octopus is amazing and the paella is out of this world. Definitely give them a go if you are in the area. I could be wrong but Flamenco dancers are every Friday, Spanish guitarist on Sunday's and Violin on Saturday's. Highly recommended.

We went for the live flamenco dancing on a Friday night. We made reservations since there was entertainment, but I don't think it was actually necessary. Had the meat paella which was good but didn't seem authentic. I don't mean to say it wasn't tasty, just that if you're looking for authentic paella this isn't the place. Dancers were fantastic - loved all the styles of flamenco they did and the costume changes. Table service was disappointing and the reason I dropped a star. It wasn't terribly busy so that can't be why. Server just seemed distracted.

Came here with a group of 9 on a Wednesday for my birthday dinner. As someone who has been to Spain and had authenthic Paella, I was very excited to try something that could be similar. It was pretty slow on a Wednesday, which my friends and I were actually happy about because we didn't have much of a wait. The staff was extremely friendly and the food was great. There are awesome specials before 7pm so definitely check it out! I was very happy with my seafood paella as well. Will be coming again, maybe on a more lively night with Flamenco dancing.

The food is so delicious !!! I can’t believe how relaxing the atomosphere is. The service is amazing and very respectful. The flamenco dancer is beautiful to watch and very entertaining. And the selection for the alcoholic beverages are everything. I would recommend this restaurant over and over again 🙏🏼🙏🏼

Hidden treasure, but immensely impressive! A co-worker recommended this place while I was traveling for business. For some reason, Google Maps did not want us to navigate here (Maps issue) but once we found the old church facade and the maitre d' on the sidewalk, we knew we were there. The ambiance is very enjoyable, and the food lived up to the reputation. To start, I chose a pork tapas appetizer. It was delicious, but pricey for the amount of food. For the main course I had churrasco steak with broccoli and garbanzo beans. The steak was seasoned and cooked well. Unlike the appetizer, the entree was priced right for a restaurant of this stature. Oh, and the beer - I went with the 1605 Red... all the while thinking this "Spanish" beer had the quality of a Belgian Trappist ale... Turns out it's actually just an Irish Red... but it was really really good. Apparently they also have live music and Flamenco dancing (stage performance) Friday and Saturday. Definitely want to come back.

Came to celebrate our anniversary tonight. This place is beautiful, and the food and service is top notch. We ordered a couple tapas to share, the garlic clams being a huge stand out for me, my husband loved the spicy octopus. This will definitely be a regular spot in cocoa village for us! We didnt need it tonight, but I appreciate that they have a kids menu!