Review of Dixie Crossroads Restaurant in Titusville, Florida

If you are a seafood lover, and you live near- or plan to visit Titusville, Florida; you might want to check out Dixie Crossroads. And if you have a friend or date that doesn't like seafood, there are steaks and salads. So there are no excuses, vegetarians, and people who don't really "like" seafood, don't let that scare you away from this awesome experience! It will be a memorable experience; one you will want to try, over and over again. And their prices are reasonable too. They are a family owned business, right on the Space Coast!

They are located at: 1475 Garden Street phone number 321-268-5000. For your convenience, you can phone in your order, and pick it up and eat it in your own home, or at a park picnic if you prefer!

While you are there, enjoying the famous appetizers of corn fritters lightly sprinkled with powdered sugar, you can also buy souvenirs to commemorate your visit with this fine restaurant!

For those of you who want to learn more, right from the "source" so to speak- you can go to www.dixiecrossroads.com

Personally, I suggest trying the platters that give you a little of this and that. This was you can savor each and every bite, as I promise you will.

The lobster is tender and melts in your mouth, as do the crab legs. If you want or need extra butter- not a problem. The soups are home made, as are the fritters- their own recipe. In the souvenir shop, you can buy a bag with the contents to make the fritters, and the instructions are on the bag.

The employees are friendly, and will even help you to celebrate your special event. Simply tell them in advance, and they will sing happy birthday, or anniversary, and give you a piece of cake or pie!

Reservations are suggested, especially on Holidays. I remember going one Mothers Day, and without reservations, we sat and waited for one hour!

Outside, Dixie Crossroads has a pond, beautifully decorated, in it large gold fish- some are orange and some are brown as well as albino. There are feeders that you put a quarter into to feed the fish, as well as the squirrels. Turtles are also in the pond, of various sizes and shapes. Red-eared sliders are the most common. There are park benches, and a pavilion where you can sit and have drinks. too.

When you arrive, you simply give them your name and wait 'til they call you. Wait times vary. There is beautiful artwork within, Mister and Mrs. Rock Shrimp statues everywhere. You can sit on a bench and have your photo took with them too. (You be the photographer, of course!)

When you experience the Dixie Crossroads experience, you will have something to talk about for a lifetime! I personally guarantee it. Along with my personal grade scale of one through ten, I give this restaurant a ten, and two thumbs up!