
Country Cookin Diner is family owned and operated by Jim and Debby Broome. Our family started in 1985 with the opening of Kountry Kitchen in Merritt Island by Helen Broome. Debby started working at Kountry Kitchen in 1986 as a server and eventually worked her way into management. After 16 years and countless meals Helen decided to retire and sold the restaurant. After working at Kountry Kitchen for 15 years Debby opened Country Cookin’ Diner in 2001. This small 46-seat diner in Cocoa was envisioned as being a business Debby with a couple of employees could operate easily. That wasn’t the case, the diner took off and several employees were added and eventually Jim joined the business full time.
Hearty portions of classic diner fare doled out from morning to night in low-key surrounds.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2301 FL-524 #100, Cocoa, FL 32926
Phone: (321) 633-4488
Website: http://www.country-cookin.com/
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Country Cookin’ Coco is the kind of place that feels like you’ve just stepped into proper Florida home-style hospitality. Breakfast here is big, bold, and full of choice — the kind of menu that makes you pause, smile, and think, “Right, this is going to be good.”
Everything we ordered was tasty and hearty, exactly what you want from a local breakfast spot that doesn’t try to be fancy — just honest, delicious food done right.
And then there’s Amanda. The welcome she gives you is pure Florida sunshine — warm, genuine, friendly, and completely effortless. She’s the kind of person who makes you feel like a regular on your very first visit.
Overall: big portions, great flavour, huge breakfast choices, and that classic Florida welcome that sets the tone for the whole day. A proper local gem. ✨
The only thing I was not a fan of was when the bill came and the lady was holding the card machine and watched as I was leaving the tip over my shoulder. The tip was already suggested 21%, 23% or 27%. I was shocked, in my opinion that is too high. Usually it’s 18%, 20%, 22% I don’t think the suggested tip should be so high. I didn’t like that the restaurant forces you to tip so high. Don’t get me wrong, I tip where it’s deserved and if my waiter or waitress is outstanding the tip I leave will reflect their performance. I don’t like to be forced on a certain percentage of suggested tip. Other than that we enjoyed our breakfast here just wanted to mention about the suggested tip for the next person to be aware. Also it’s my hopes that the restaurant may review the suggested tip screen and adjust it. Who knows maybe more customers will continue going back.
Very yummo.
Can’t wait to go again.
One of the best parts is that it’s only a 5 to 10-minute drive from the port, making it super convenient for cruise passengers. The only minor downside was that it was a bit cold inside, but overall, it was a great way to start our day. Highly recommend this place!
The chicken Florentine omelette with home fries, biscuit and gravy is soooo heavenly ❣️