A fire broke out at the Tiny Turtle restaurant on North Atlantic Avenue in Cocoa Beach around 2:45 a.m. Saturday, according to Cocoa Beach Fire Rescue. Firefighters arrived within minutes and brought the blaze under control by 3:15 a.m. No injuries were reported, and the structure was saved from major damage. The restaurant, a local favorite known for its seafood and waterfront views, reopened later Saturday with limited hours. "We’re grateful no one was hurt," said owner Maria Gonzalez during a brief interview. "The building’s structural integrity is intact, but we’ll need time to assess the full extent of the damage." The fire department is investigating the cause, with officials noting no signs of arson. The incident comes weeks after a similar fire at a nearby seafood market, though no connection has been established. The Tiny Turtle’s kitchen and dining area sustained smoke damage, prompting a temporary closure. Employees said the fire started in the back storage room, but officials have not confirmed this. The restaurant’s insurance company is working with the owners to determine next steps. Neighbors expressed relief the fire didn’t spread. "It’s a relief it didn’t get worse," said resident Tom Harris. "We’re all hoping they can get back on their feet soon." The restaurant plans to host a community open house next week to thank supporters and update patrons on repairs.