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4 Indian River County restaurants get perfect score; 2 fail inspection

You can use the database to search by county or by restaurant name . Florida's restaurant owners are not required to post restaurant inspection results where guests can see them. So every week, we provide that information for you. For a complete list of local restaurant inspections, including violations not requiring warnings or administrative action, visit our Indian River County restaurant inspections site . Here's the breakdown for recent health inspections in Indian River County, Florida, for the week of Nov. 2-8, 2026. Please note that some more recent, follow-up inspections may not be included here. St. Lucie County: 4 restaurants get perfect scores; 4 fail inspection Martin County: 10 restaurants get perfect scores; 1 closed; 10 fail Disclaimer: The Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation describes an inspection report as a 'snapshot' of conditions present at the time of the inspection. On any given day, an establishment may have fewer or more violations than noted in their most recent inspection. An inspection conducted on any given day may not be representative of the overall, long-term conditions at the establishment. For full restaurant inspection details, visit our Indian River County restaurant inspection site . Which Indian River County restaurants

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321 Cafe Plans New Storefront Along Dixie Highway in Palm Bay

A familiar local coffee business is preparing to put down permanent roots in Palm Bay, with 321 Cafe planned for 4500 NE Dixie Highway. 321 Sippin, a local mobile beverage and catering business, is behind the plans for the new café. The company has operated in the Palm Bay area through its mobile food and beverage services, and the proposed storefront would give the business a fixed location.

Palm Bay, FL · 2d
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Entire apartment complex evacuated due to flood damage in Melbourne

MELBOURNE, Fla. – At least 87 families were told to move out in Melbourne after historic flooding left their apartments unlivable. Tenants at Windover Palms received hand-delivered notices on Thursday, telling them to leave. The letter says repairs can’t happen with people living inside and will take at least six months to finish.

Melbourne, FL · 18h
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‘You’re Not Alone’: Two flood-impacted women deliver supplies door-to-door in Palm Bay

More than a week after catastrophic flooding tore through parts of Brevard County, two women, who were also hit by the floodwaters, are helping neighbors recover one doorstep at a time. Mariah Colon, owner of The Aesthetic Xperience, and Winnye Vicente, owner of Winnye’s Bakery, packed two cars with pet food, baby supplies, hygiene products, water and other essentials to deliver directly to flood victims in Palm Bay. The flooding left homes damaged, cars destroyed and families sorting through waterlogged belongings piled along the curb. With the holidays just weeks away, Colon and Vicente said they wanted to help people facing the hardest recovery.

Palm Bay, FL · 1d
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St. Johns River nears Hurricane Irma levels, threatening Brevard County businesses and homes

St. Johns River nears levels not seen since Hurricane Irma, raising flood concerns in Brevard County The St. Johns River is rising to levels not seen in nearly a decade, prompting concern for people and businesses along the water in Brevard County as forecasters warn it could climb even higher this weekend.

Brevard County, FL · 22h

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Proposed 811-home development advances in Melbourne as neighbors worry about flooding

MELBOURNE, Fla. – A proposed D.R. Horton development that would bring 811 homes to a 424-acre site in Melbourne moved one step closer to reality Tuesday, drawing pushback from residents still dealing with recent flooding in parts of Brevard County. The project site sits between two canals along the...

Melbourne, FL · 2d

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Cocoa Beach restaurant announces Nov. 21 closing date

COA, th e Cocoa Beach restaurant linked to a Backstreet Boys singer, has announced it will close its doors on Nov. 21, ending a run of about a year and a half in business. Located at The Surf condominiums at 65 N. Atlantic Ave., the restaurant announced on social media that it will cease operations later this month. "We are so grateful to everyone who has supported us and helped make COA such a special place," the post said. "Thank you to our incredible staff and the community for all the love, support and memories along the way." The closure comes roughly 18 months after COA opened, adding to a growing list of recent restaurant changes on the Space Coast. The restaurant focused on contemporary American cuisine inspired by global flavors and culinary techniques, while the lounge offered a Mediterranean-inspired Florida atmosphere centered on craft cocktails. The restaurant was one of the commercial components of The Surf, an oceanfront mixed-use development that counts Backstreet Boys singer and Cocoa Beach native Howie Dorough among its partners. Amber Olesen is FLORIDA TODAY's food and dining reporter. Reach her at aolesen@floridatoday.com. This article originally appeared on Florida Today: Cocoa Beach restaurant announces Nov.

Cocoa Beach, FL · 2d

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Palm Bay single mom, daughter and two dogs living in hotel room after flash floods destroy rental home

PALM BAY, Fla. - Rescued from rising floodwaters on a Johnboat, a Palm Bay single mother is now living in a hotel with her daughter and two dogs after flash floods destroyed their rental home. She has no idea how she will rebuild after losing everything and still having to...

Palm Bay, FL · 18h

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St. Johns River set to crest Nov. 14 and flood some Cocoa, Rockledge homes

Forecasters warn that by early Saturday the St. Johns River will crest at a critical height , likely sending floodwaters into homes in west Cocoa and Rockledge. Most at risk are the Silver Pines subdivision in Rockledge, the Shakespeare area of Cocoa, the Lake Washington area of Melbourne and the Lone Cabbage Fish Camp. The river, which flows north, is expected to reach 17.2 feet by 1 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 14 and remain that high at least through Sunday night, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). NOAA's warning comes as water from the Nov. 1-2 catastrophic storm continues to drain into the slow-moving, northerly flowing river. The federal agency warned Thursday that when the river crests at 17.2 feet early Saturday, to expect the following: Water could enter homes along the river in the Lake Poinsett area west of Cocoa; Water could enter low lying homes in the Silver Pines subdivision in Rockledge and the Shakespeare Park area of Cocoa; Providence Road area west of Cocoa could become impassable, cutting off access to homes in the Mullet Lane and Bass Road area. Water could flood the docks and parking lot at Lone Cabbage Fish Camp. Regional water

Rockledge, FL · 1d

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Brevard County mother concerned about rental property after flooding

MELBOURNE, Fla. — As clean-up continues across Central Florida from last week’s deadly flooding, many renters with damage across Central Florida are wondering what’s next. A rental property in Melbourne was having ground work done, but recent rains made the property unsafe for the family living there,...

Brevard County, FL · 8h

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Florida man stranded on sailboat with two dogs after losing home in flash floods: 'Living nightmare'

BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. - A Brevard County man is living on a 30-foot sailboat on the Indian River with his two dogs after flash floods in Palm Bay destroyed his mobile home and vehicles. It’s all he has left after the 1 in 1,000 year storm hit Central Florida.

Palm Bay, FL · 1d

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‘Forced letting go:’ Palm Bay resident starts over after flood damage, relies on help from neighbors

PALM BAY, Fla. – Nine days after floodwaters surged into a Palm Bay neighborhood, some residents say their lives are still upended, and the cleanup is far from over. On Wednesday, News 6 returned to California Avenue, where water rose to mailbox height last week and forced rescues from homes.

Palm Bay, FL · 1d

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Palm Bay families lose everything in flash floods, pleading for FEMA assistance: 'Just demolished'

PALM BAY, Fla. - Families in Brevard County are desperate for federal funding and help from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) after deadly flash floods devastated Central Florida. More than a week after the storms, cleanup is far from over, and rebuilding won’t be easy for families on fixed...

Palm Bay, FL · 2d

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Brevard board sends superintendent on his way with legal safeguards amid calls to wait for new members

The Brevard County School Board approved a separation agreement Tuesday allowing Superintendent Mark Rendell to leave the district for a new position at Eastern Florida State College, despite repeated calls from residents, parents and teachers to postpone the decision until two newly elected board members take office next week. The...

Brevard County, FL · 2d

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Florida faces a flood reckoning

Heavy rain tends to be forgotten once the skies clear, but in Indian River County the cleanup is only beginning. A drenching event in early November left homes and businesses dealing with flood damage, and local and state agencies are now working to match neighbors in need with recovery help.

Indian River County, FL · 2d

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Melbourne residents face homelessness and no AC one week after severe floods

MELBOURNE, Fla. — Melbourne leaders addressed flood recovery efforts at a City Council meeting Tuesday night following last week’s deadly floods that killed two people across Central Florida, prompted water rescues, damaged roads and blocked off communities. One resident spoke about flooding during public comment, telling council members...

Melbourne, FL · 2d

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After launch, ULA Vulcan rocket may be seen in Southwest Florida sky

When United Launch Alliance’s Vulcan rocket launches from Cape Canaveral, it may create quite a show in the sky − even for people in Southwest Florida. And this so Florida thing is coming up tomorrow, Saturday, Nov. 14. The United Launch Alliance's new Vulcan rocket , which has been grounded since February 2026 when it experienced a mid-flight anomaly , is due to return to flight. The Vulcan rocket, which can fly with up to six solid rocket boosters mounted to the side, is expected to transport a batch of Amazon Leo satellites to low-Earth orbit following liftoff from the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, according to the ULA , a joint venture between Boeing and Lockheed Martin. The launch window was originally set for today, Friday, Nov. 13, but was scrubbed and is now set for Saturday, Nov. 14. Although ULA Vulcan launches have been seen far beyond the launch pad (even in other states), the Vulcan rocket's returning launch this week may have lower visibility, due to the launch window falling in the middle of the day. But the lack of darkness could be offset by the fact that ULA is using all six of its rocket boosters

Cape Canaveral, FL · 1d

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Palm Bay flood debris collection begins Saturday

PALM BAY, Fla. — Palm Bay will begin removing flood-damaged debris Saturday as residents continue clearing water-soaked furniture, sheetrock and household items from their homes. On Badger Street, piles of damaged belongings line the curb after several feet of water entered homes during the flooding. Residents said they are...

Palm Bay, FL · 20h

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Historic flooding leaves parts of eastern Florida in disarray

Historic November flooding has left parts of eastern Florida in disarray, damaging thousands of homes, washing away roads and disrupting entire communities. In Brevard County, a major roadway collapse in Palm Bay Estates cut off vehicle access for dozens of residents, leaving families navigating a makeshift footpath to reach the outside world. As residents faced an uncertain recovery, World Central Kitchen joined local firefighters and first responders to deliver meals and supplies.

Brevard County, FL · 1d

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Indian River County - Week of Nov. 13

COMMUNITY LEADERS BUILD – By Indian River Habitat For Humanity at two houses – 4835 35th Ave., Vero Beach and 4845 35th Ave., Vero Beach – on Friday, Nov. 13, from 7:30 a.m. to noon. Call 772-562-9860, ext. 226. “FINAL LAYER” COCKTAIL -- At Art of the...

Vero Beach, FL · 2d