“Cypress Table will be leaving Cocoa Village, and we'll engage our following over the summer as we scout new locations,” she said. “The concept will be taking on some changes too, ...

This does not, however, mean that Cypress Table will go away for good, Rieger said, contradicting reports to the contrary. “Cypress Table will be leaving Cocoa Village, and we'll engage our ...

The long, narrow building at the north end of Delannoy Avenue in Cocoa Village feels tiny by restaurant standards. There's a compact space with a couple of chairs in the front nook and a skinny ...

They plan to open Cypress Table in the space across Delannoy from Travis Hardware at 8 a.m. Sept. 9, bringing their carefully created brand of craft street food and fresh doughnuts to Cocoa Village.

Let’s cut to the chase: Cypress Table is one of the best restaurants of its kind in the region. Located in what formerly was a doughnut shop and then a bakery in Cocoa Village, it has been ...

Read full article: Sailboat crashes against Cocoa Village seawall during Hurricane Ian (Left) Patricia Rieger and Andy Acosta, owners of Cypress Table. (Right) A Rockledge Cream doughnut from ...

Cypress Table owner: 'I like the idea of doing upscale food in a to-go box' Former food truck Cypress Table finds brick-and-mortar home in Cocoa Village Skip to main content ...

The long, narrow building at the north end of Delannoy Avenue in Cocoa Village feels tiny by restaurant standards. There's a compact space with a couple of chairs in the front nook and a skinny ...