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by bob-n-marilyn
THE VILLAGES, Florida
September 30, 2008
From journal An Overnight to Cocoa Beach from The Villages, FL
by Mary Dickinson
Marlborough, Connecticut
June 10, 2004
What do you do with your husband when he insists you’re not rushing through fast enough? Village Cappuccino, one of the many little coffee houses tucked in among the art and antique shops, offers a needed respite. Every table is different with odd chairs, some with the ability to claim being an antique and lots of crocheted things under the glass on the table tops. Actual flowers were hanging from the drapery on the window. There was an adorable teacup collection on the wall. Cosy? Bless their hearts; today’s newspaper was on the table. It really quiets a man down and it gives his wife a chance to ponder the idea of spending $69 on that adorable hand appliquéd jacket she just saw.
Did you ever think you’d be in a dilemma over whether or not you needed an oil painting of a picture of a closet full of clothes? Where, in your home, would you hang that item if you bought it? Carolyn Seiler Studio Gallery had several and they mesmerize you. It might really be something you just can’t live without.
The Red Hat Society ladies came ambling through on their way to the Black Tulip, a five-star restaurant in a beautiful old Florida building. Across the street was the Cocoa Village Playhouse, an old brick theater in excellent condition. Children Of Eden was playing.
For the young and slender woman that really wants to be noticed, Diva was the place to shop. If that’s not really you try the Strawberry Shop for bath items or just sit out in front on a park bench on the sidewalk, with full size replicas of the Blues Brothers, or walk up to Myrt Thorpe Square and listen to a sidewalk singer playing his guitar and singing about being a hobo.
The Allma Clyde Field Library, a historic library, is right in the center of the shopping district. A few blocks east are several waterfront parks. Tours of the Indian River are available from the gazebo at the waterfront. Expect to find parking on streets running parallel to Brevard.
From journal Cocoa Beach Vacation
by karenkayp
Byron, Minnesota
February 24, 2003
A restaurant we like for their cappuccino, coffee, teas, pastries, and light sandwiches is the Village Cappuccino Restaurant. It also appeals to us because it is in a smoke-free Victorian atmosphere. This village offers a lot more and for a full list of their shops, restaurants, and entertainment check out their website at Cocoa Village.
From journal Cocoa Beach, the place to be!