Annual program returns through October 25 with prix fixe menus, dining specials and limited-time offers at more than 30 restaurants

Mélange of Fresh Seafood at Cafe Margaux, credit Ricky Ly @TastyChomps.

COCOA BEACH, Fla., Sept. 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — On Florida’s Space Coast, a day can start with coffee and a rocket launch over the water, continue with adventures through space and sand and end with fresh seafood caught just offshore. Here, food is part of the experience of the destination, molded by its coastal identity, local ingredients and the people who call the Space Coast home.

This fall, the Space Coast’s annual Fall is for Foodies culinary program runs through Oct. 25, bringing together more than 30 restaurants across the destination. The program features prix fixe menus, dining specials and limited-time offers.

Now in its 3^rd year, Fall is for Foodies has grown to include restaurants throughout the Space Coast, giving visitors and residents opportunities to try new restaurants and revisit local favorites. Participating restaurants range from casual coastal spots to chef-driven dining destinations.

“Food is one of the best ways to get to know a destination,” said Peter Cranis, executive director of the Space Coast Office of Tourism. “Over the years, Fall is for Foodies has grown into a great showcase of the restaurants and culinary talent we have here. Whether you’re planning a trip around a special meal or simply looking for somewhere new to eat while you’re visiting, there’s plenty to indulge in this fall.”

Participating restaurants across the Space Coast are offering prix fixe menus and dining deals during Fall Is for Foodies. Highlights include:

• Coa, Cocoa Beach: A three-course menu for $60 per person, with choices including miso salmon, spicy rigatoni and 12-ounce bavette steak, followed by desserts such as black sesame brûlée and green tea gelato.
• Koko, Cocoa Beach: A Michelin-recommended restaurant and the first in Brevard County to receive the distinction, offering a nine-course tasting menu with kaiseki and kappo influences for $95 per person.
• Cedars Café, Melbourne: Led by 2026 James Beard Award semifinalist for Best Chef South, Toni Elkhouri, Cedars Café emphasizes local ingredients from local farms, sustainable scratch cooking and seasonal flavors. Its inclusive dining menu will evolve throughout the promotion based on ingredient availability.
• Café Margaux, Cocoa Village: A DiRoNa award-winning restaurant offering a four-course menu for $48 per person.
• Rebellion Beachside Bistro and Bar, Cocoa Beach: A three-course prix fixe menu for $55 per person, featuring options such as hamachi tartare, eggplant ravioli, charred pork chop and key lime pie.
• Yellow Dog Cafe, Palm Bay: A three-course experience for $49 per guest, featuring vegetables grown in the restaurant’s hydroponic facility just across the street.
• J. Birds Island Eatery, Port Canaveral: A four-course prix fixe dinner for $45 per person.
• The Native Bar & Grill, Titusville: A prix fixe dinner for two for $47.99.
• Vine & Olive, Titusville: A prix fixe dinner for two for $65.99.
• Wild Ocean, Titusville: A half-pound serving of local-caught rock shrimp with garlic lemon butter, corn on the cob and fresh-brewed tea for $15.
• Village Food Tours, Merritt Island/Cocoa: A 15% discount on guided walking food tours in Cocoa Village or Port Canaveral with promo code “Fall Is For Food 26.”
• 28 North Gastropub, Viera: A three-course menu for $50, with options including white gazpacho or watermelon and heirloom salad, fish and chips or Uptown tacos, and vanilla crème brûlée or a featured dessert.

To learn more about Florida’s Space Coast, please visit https://www.visitspacecoast.com/. 

About Florida’s Space Coast
Florida’s Space Coast is a family-friendly destination located 45 minutes east of Orlando. Encompassing Cocoa Beach, Melbourne and The Beaches, Port Canaveral, Titusville, Palm Bay and Viera, it is home to the world’s busiest cruise port and 72 miles of beaches (the longest continuous stretch in the state), as well as 280,000 acres of wetlands and waterways full of habitat found nowhere else. Florida’s Space Coast is home to NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, where rockets still soar into orbit. For more information, contact the Space Coast Office of Tourism at 877-572-3224 or go to VisitSpaceCoast.com.

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SOURCE Florida’s Space Coast Office of Tourism