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Marlin
401 Meade Ave
Cocoa Beach, FL 32931
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Main Menu
Appetizers
Gourmet Onion Rings
sweet vidalia onions fried to a crisp golden brown.
Cheese Stix
mozzarella cheese rolled in seasoned bread crumbs, deep-fried and served with marinara sauce.
Coconut Beer Shrimp
plump gulf shrimp lightly breaded in a coconut beer batter and deep fried. served with orange marmalade sauce for dipping.
Fish Dip
smoky fish dip served with crackers, carrots and celery.
Buffalo Shrimp
tasty shrimp dunked in buffalo sauce and deep-fried.
Three Cheese Stuffed Shrimp
plump shrimp stuffed with mozzarella, monterey jack and provolone cheese, breaded with italian seasonings and fried to perfection.
Spicy Tators
these are not grandma's tator tots! packed with potato and jalapeno peppers, they have a bite.
Crabby Patties
little delicious crab patties in perfect bite size proportions. served with cocktail sauce for dipping.
Seaside Soups
Beachcomber Clam Chowder
a hearty new england combination of clams and potatoes in a creamy broth.
Blue Marlin Salads
Add Any Of The Following To Our Delicious Salads. Chicken - Grilled, Cajun Or Fried Shrimp - Fried Or Broiled Mahi-mahi - Grilled, Cajun Or Fried Salmon - Grilled Or Cajun
House Salad
mixed greens, cucumber, tomatoes, olives, onions and croutons.
Caesar Salad
one of our specialties. romaine lettuce, olives, croutons, parmesan cheese mixed with our signature caesar dressing.very tasty with an add on of grilled chicken, fried shrimp or salmon
Tuna Salad
a creamy mix of albacore tuna served with mixed greens, onions, olives, hard boiled eggs, tomatoes and croutons.
Summer Salad
gorgonzola cheese, olives, hard boiled eggs, cucumbers, croutons, bacon bits and strawberries served over spinach greens. suggested dressing: balsamic vinaigrette.
Lobster Seafood Salad
our delicious lobster seafood blend served atop a bed of greens including tomatoes, hard boiled eggs, cucumbers, onions and croutons. suggested dressing: balsamic vinaigrette.
Wings
Served With Carrots, Celery Sticks And Bleu Cheese
Buffalo Wings
deep fried and flavored with a sauce you'll like ... hot, medium or mild.
Garlic Teriyaki Wings
a touch of garlic blended with ginger teriyaki brings a taste of the orient to our beach.
Barbeque Mustard Wines
marlins favorite! these wings are tossed in a golden barbeque sauce with a hint of cayenne.
Island Hell Fire Wings
these are made with our own caribbean style habanero sauce and deep fried. not for the meek and mild because these are hot!
Sea Shells And Sweef Treals
Jayne's Peanut Butter Pie
a creamy peanut butter pie in an oreo pie crust and topped with pieces of reeses peanut butter cup
Florida Key Lime Pie
a refreshingly cool confection with just enough lime.
Pier Pleasure Bread Pudding
homemade custard bread pudding with a golden glaze. topped with a delicate buttery rum sauce and whipped cream.
Ricky's Hot Fudge Cake
our owner has a sweet tooth and this is his concoction as well as one of our specialties. rich vanilla ice cream sandwiched between two pieces of chocolate pound cake and smothered in hot fudge.
Chocolate Overboard Cake
three layers of rich and creamy icing and cake.
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General Info
Cuisine
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Hours
Monday:
11:00am - 12:00am
Tuesday:
11:00am - 12:00am
Wednesday:
11:00am - 12:00am
Thursday:
11:00am - 12:00am
Friday:
11:00am - 12:00am
Saturday:
11:00am - 12:00am
Sunday:
11:00am - 12:00am
About Us
The Cocoa Beach Pier is owned by a local businessman and entrepreneur and was originally built in 1962. Literally stretching out 800 feet over the Atlantic Ocean, the Pier is constructed of over 2 ½ miles of boardwalk planks. The 270 pilings used to support the Pier measure 40 ft in length and are driven a minimum of 15’ into the ocean bed. Every year there is substantial work done to the pilings to maintain their structural integrity.Over the year the image and appearance of the historical landmark has changed many times. Long-time locals can reminisce of the days in the early 1960’s when visitors could drive their cars right up onto the Pier itself.