Destination Food Hall in Cocoa Beach closed less than a year after opening, and Goombay's Beachside in Satellite Beach shut down after more than 20 years of service. Meanwhile, the Smokey Bones location near Melbourne Square Mall abruptly closed as part of a nationwide chainwide exit. These closures came alongside new restaurant openings, reflecting the ever-changing nature of Brevard's food scene. CAVA opened April 17 at The Crossings at Viera, located at 2105 Viera Blvd. The Mediterranean fast-casual spot serves customizable bowls and pitas from 10:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Chipotle Mexican Grill also opened in Melbourne on April 14 at 4521 Andromeda Road, offering its signature customizable burritos and bowls. Eggs Up Grill debuted in Cocoa Beach on April 18 at 2023 N. Atlantic Ave., adding another breakfast-focused option to the area. Additional openings are expected in May, but details remain unclear. The closures and new arrivals highlight the challenges and opportunities facing local restaurants. No specific reasons were given for the recent shut downs, though the Smokey Bones closure aligns with the chain's broader strategy. Local diners are now navigating a mix of familiar and new choices as the county's restaurant scene continues to evolve.