Alphabetical lists of places to eat inside Melbourne city limits by category: wings, pizza, Mexican, breakfast, burgers, sushi, desserts, bakeries and patios.

Last checked Oct. 10, 2026. Refreshed every three months.

Melbourne’s places to eat gather in four areas: North Wickham Road and Lake Washington Road on the north side, South Babcock Street near Florida Tech, historic downtown along East New Haven Avenue, and the Eau Gallie Arts District on the Indian River. Each list below is alphabetical, with addresses, the hours each place publishes and its phone number.

How we made these lists. The places come from OpenStreetMap records inside Melbourne’s city limits, the same data behind our local directory, plus places in the state’s restaurant inspection records and Melbourne Main Street’s downtown directory. We checked each one against its own website on Oct. 10, 2026. Viera, Suntree and other unincorporated areas with a Melbourne mailing address are left out. The lists are not rankings or recommendations, and nobody paid to be on them. Hours change, especially on holidays, so check a place’s own site before you go. Run a restaurant in Melbourne? Write to us to add or correct your entry.

The lists

Wings. Four places, from Wingstop on South Babcock Street, open until 1 a.m., to Long Doggers on Post Road, Beef ‘O’ Brady’s on Lake Washington Road and Buffalo Wild Wings GO on North Wickham Road.

Pizza. Fourteen places at 17 locations: Mister O1 and Mimmo’s downtown, FM Pizza Oven’s wood-fired pies in the Eau Gallie Arts District, Genna on North Wickham Road, and the delivery chains spread across the city.

Mexican and Tex-Mex. Thirteen places, from Taco Dive downtown to Delicias Conchita’s Mexican snacks and a string of restaurants and chains along North Wickham Road and South Babcock Street.

Breakfast and coffee. Nineteen places at 20 locations, including downtown’s cafes and tearoom, three bagel shops, a Dutch Bros that opens at 5 a.m. and a Waffle House that never closes.

Burgers. Nine places, mostly drive-thrus on North Wickham Road, plus Pineapples in the Eau Gallie Arts District, Long Doggers on Post Road and two local burger counters on U.S. 1 and downtown.

Sushi and Asian. Twenty-two sushi, Thai, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Vietnamese restaurants, spread along North Wickham Road, Lake Washington Road, South Babcock Street and downtown.

Ice cream and desserts. Five shops, from Ben and Jerry’s on West Hibiscus Boulevard and Le Macaron’s gelato downtown to Krispy Kreme’s all-night drive-thru on North Wickham Road.

Bakeries. Four bakeries and pastry shops, three of them downtown, including a French artisan bakery open since 2016.

Patios and outdoor dining. Six places whose own sites name a patio, rooftop or outdoor seating, including two rooftops over the Indian River and a waterfront grill with boat slips on the Eau Gallie River.

We did not publish a barbecue list: only one barbecue restaurant inside the city limits could be confirmed on Oct. 10.

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I find a list of restaurants in Melbourne, Florida?

Our where-to-eat lists cover wings, pizza, Mexican and Tex-Mex, breakfast and coffee, burgers, sushi and Asian, ice cream and desserts, bakeries and patios, each alphabetical with addresses, published hours and phone numbers.

Where are most of Melbourne’s restaurants?

Along North Wickham Road and Lake Washington Road on the north side, on South Babcock Street near Florida Tech, in historic downtown along East New Haven Avenue, and in the Eau Gallie Arts District.

Are these restaurant lists rankings?

No. Every list is alphabetical, nobody pays to be on it, and we do not publish reviews or ratings. We check each place against its own website and the state’s inspection records.

Are Viera and Suntree restaurants on these lists?

No. Viera and Suntree have Melbourne mailing addresses but are outside the city limits, so their restaurants are not listed.