Wave Center Cape Canaveral

This location puts a restaurant between two customer bases that run on different clocks. Port Canaveral is north, one of the busiest cruise terminals in the world, pushing passengers, crew, and port workers up and down this corridor. The Cocoa Beach tourist core is south, with Ron Jon Surf Shop anchoring the main retail district about a mile down A1A. That split covers the dayparts most operators fight for. Cruise days bring early breakfast and pre sail lunch. Beach traffic carries dinner. Neither one has to save the season by itself. 330 feet of direct A1A frontage and 27,180 vehicles a day means the building does the advertising. No hunting, no hidden entrance, no explaining where you are.The kitchen is already in. Walk-in and all built-in improvements stay with the space. The current operator will sell you the rest of the equipment direct. Building this from an empty box runs six figures and months of permits. You skip all of it. Open sooner, open cheaper. 4,100 SF gets you real seating and a real back of house. Most space on this island is too small to run a full service kitchen. This one already does. Right on A1A with 27,180 cars a day, between the Port Canaveral cruise terminals and the Cocoa Beach tourist strip. Parking front and back. Open September 1, 2026. Showings before 11:00 AM while the current restaurant is still open. $40.00/SF/YR NNN