Wave Food Hall Cocoa Beach

Two-story corner glass, interior storefront walls, and side facade glazing for Cocoa Beach’s seven-kitchen food hall on Atlantic Ave — delivered under Certified General Contractors in ESWindows systems.

Location Cocoa Beach, FL Sector Hospitality · Food hall GC Certified General Contractors Systems ESWindows
Sheet A-101 · Project

Without the glass, it’s a box. With it, it’s a landmark.

Wave Food Hall — operating as Destination Downtown Food Hall — is Cocoa Beach’s communal dining destination on Atlantic Ave: seven restaurant concepts under one roof, with a central bar, live entertainment, and a covered outdoor dining patio facing the street.

The building is immediately recognizable — the bold blue facade, the two-story corner glass wall, the palm trees framing the entrance. The glass is central to that identity. The floor-to-ceiling storefront wrapping the corner opens the food hall to the street, inviting passersby in and letting the energy of the interior spill outward.

ACG delivered the commercial storefront glazing package, working under general contractor Certified General Contractors with an ESWindows commercial storefront system. The scope covered three distinct areas of the building: the corner storefront, the interior storefront glass, and the side facade glazing.

LocationAtlantic Ave, Cocoa Beach, FL
SectorHospitality · Food hall
ScopeStorefront glazing — corner, interior, side facade
SystemsESWindows
GCCertified General Contractors
Wave Food Hall corner exterior — two-story floor-to-ceiling glass wrapping the blue building on Atlantic Ave, Cocoa Beach Wave Food Hall · Cocoa Beach, FL
Sheet A-201 · Photo record

Street presence, inside and out.

Wave Food Hall street view from Atlantic Ave — full building facade, outdoor patio, and side storefront glazing
Atlantic Ave frontageFull facade + patio
Wave Food Hall interior — polished blue epoxy floors, communal seating, globe pendant lights, floor-to-ceiling storefront glass
InteriorCommunal dining hall
Wave Food Hall covered outdoor patio — turf, bar seating, TVs, and side facade glazing
Outdoor patioSide facade glazing
Wave Food Hall corner entry close-up — automatic entrance doors, ESWindows commercial storefront system
Corner entryAutomatic entrance doors
Sheet A-301 · Scope notes

Three areas. One system.

Corner storefront system

Two-story floor-to-ceiling glass wrapping the corner entry, with automatic entrance doors — a landmark presence on Atlantic Ave, visible from the intersection and drawing guests in from the street.

Interior storefront glass

Full-height glass walls along the dining room create the indoor-outdoor connection — natural light floods the interior and the food hall reads as a street-level marketplace, not an enclosed restaurant.

Side facade glazing

Extended storefront glass connecting to the covered outdoor dining area — visual continuity between the indoor hall and the turf-and-bar patio that hosts live entertainment and overflow dining.

Coastal performance

Brevard County sits in a high-wind-load zone. The ESWindows commercial storefront system meets those structural requirements while holding the clean sightlines and minimal framing profile the design demanded.

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