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Shark Pit Bar and Grill
4001 N Atlantic Ave
Cocoa Beach, FL 32931
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Main Menu
Appetizers
Coconut Shrimp
(6) crispy fried shrimp served with our mandarin orange sesame ginger dipping sauce
Thai Wings
sweet chili chicken wings
Seared Tuna
garlic pepper seared tuna with wasabi, pickled ginger, and citrus soy sauce.
Mozzarella Sticks
(6) served with marinara sauce.
Chicken Quesadilla
served with sour cream, guacamole, and salsa.
Shark Pit Sandwiches
All Sandwiches Are Served With Tomato Basil Salsa, Sweet Onions, And Baby Greens On Homemade Focaccia Bread And Waffle Cut Fries
Pulled Pork
jerk bbq sauce and monterrey jack cheese
Mesquite Chicken
roasted peepers and portabella mushrooms, with balsamic glaze
Cheese Steak
marinated steak, onions, peppers, mushrooms and provolone cheese
The Club
ham, turkey, swiss and american cheese, hickory smoked bacon, and red pepper aioli.
Blackened Grouper
served with remoulade sauce
Entrees
Served With Choice Of House Salad Or Caesar Salad
Balsamic Glazed Seared Tuna
served with sweet pepper rice
10 Oz.top Sirloin
served with garlic butter mashed potatoes
Bourbon Glazed 10 Oz.grilled Pork Chop
served with garlic butter mashed potatoes
Mahi Mahi, Blackened Or Grilled
served with sweet pepper rice
Baby Back Ribs
served with waffle cut fries
Citrus Soy Skewered Shrimp
served with sweet pepper rice
Desserts
Chocolate Marble Cheesecake
Tropical Guava Cheesecake
Island Mango Cheesecake
Chocolate Cake With Raspberry Sauce
delicious, rich chocolate pairs beautifully with tangy raspberry sauce.
Country Apple Pie
just like mom used o back.just the right amount of cinnamon and other spices, really bring out flavor of the specially pickled apples.
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General Info
About Us
Historic Surfing posters and traditional surfing motif throughout, The Shark Pit Bar & Grill is surrounded by 1500 surfboards, a 5,600 Gallon Shark and Exotic Fish Aquarium with hand fed Sharks and Morays (who tend to eat the sharks), every Saturday around 11AM, (depending on the nerve of the volunteer)and of course, the serene relaxing sound of a 4o' Water Wall.