BLUE QUAD A100 AT USSA SPACE COAST COMPLEX
- Health grade
- A · 92/100
- Brevard County rank
- Safer than 49%
- Diner rating
- 4.4 ★ · 1,546 reviews
- Violations
- 1 high-priority
- Last inspected
- Jun 2026
It pulls 4.4 stars across 1,546 reviews and ranks safer than 49% of Brevard County restaurants we grade.
Get directions Call (800) 741-3014
Restaurant details
- Health grade
- A (92/100)
- Violations
- 1 total — 1 high-priority
- Address
- 5800 STADIUM PKWY, Melbourne, FL
- Cuisine
- Other
- Categories
- Stadium, Athletic park, Baseball field, Softball field, Sports complex
- Rating
- 4.4 stars (1546 reviews)
- Phone
- (800) 741-3014
- Website
- Official website
Community Rating
Reviews via GoogleWhat diners say — our read
There is a gap here worth naming: reviewers who talk about cleanliness are harder on this place than the inspector was. Reviews that raise whether it is worth the money average just 2.8 stars — this is where the complaints concentrate.
The single most common rating left here is 5 stars (10 of 18). A third strand, the staff, appears in 17% of them at 3.3 stars. Of the 18 rated reviews, 14 sit at four stars or better and 3 at two or below.
The health record runs ahead of the reviews. The last DBPR inspection returned an A (92/100) with 1 high-priority violations. The visit behind that grade was June 17, 2026. Ranked against Brevard County, it is safer than 49% of the restaurants we score. For specifics, the last inspection cited current license, properly displayed.
With both signals pointing the same way, there is little to argue about on this listing. The reviews themselves follow, unedited and newest first.
Our own analysis of 18 reviews for this restaurant, set against its Florida DBPR inspection record. How we calculate grades →
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Awesome fields but very pricey on food and drinks
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Clean environment, strict bag policy
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$20 day entry for a 5 day tournament with 10 teams for 3 of us cost our Fam $300… terrible bathrooms that are dirty and foul, not much a menu at the concession and what was on there cost an arm and leg. Turf fields were nice, but not enough shade. For being the USSSA national complex its was less than mediocre tournament and facilities. Will not be back. Stick with PG!
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For the cost of entry, the red quad bathrooms are a joke. Glorified port a potty the smell is horrendous. Parents can't take their child to the bathroom because they are so small. If we pay 24 dollars per person per day to watch our child play, space coast should put some money into building proper restrooms.
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Espectacular
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The facility itself is decent, but the overall experience is frustrating considering the expensive entrance fees. Parking is a nightmare, and if you’re not lucky enough to get a spot near your field, be prepared for a very long walk carrying chairs and all the other travelball necessities. What makes it worse is the lightning delays which is almost a guarantee during summer ball. Every time there’s a delay, everyone is forced to exit the facility and then make the long walk all over again once play resumes. With the amount of money this complex brings in from tournaments, food, and the gate fees, they should seriously consider having staff on golf carts helping transport families and spectators to and from the entrances. Or build safe areas for people to wait out the weather.
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Such a Fantastic place with tons of wonderful people!!
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Our second time being a part of it...1st class faculty all the way from fields to staff
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Amazing baseball complex
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First time there for softball tournament. Great experience 👍
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Great Place to play Softball!!
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Great place to watch the Cardinals play
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Great stadium for the boys to play in...awesome complex!
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🥎💪
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Horrible parking, employees and concessions.
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Very pricey.
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Great park, just make sure you come early, parking is sometimes a bit packed
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The stadium is excellent, but would have been nice to have the restrooms open at all games. The rest of the complex is ideal for tournament play, or a spring training trip venue.
Overall Score
64 / 100
Composite score from health grade, dietary options, ratings, and inspection record — distinct from the state-derived health grade.
Inspection history
The following records are from Florida DBPR public inspection records, most recent first.
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June 17, 2026 · Routine - Food
Inspection Completed - No Further Action
1 high-priority · 0 intermediate · 0 basic
- 50 — Current license, properly displayed
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January 21, 2026 · Routine - Food
Inspection Completed - No Further Action
0 high-priority · 0 intermediate · 0 basic
No violations cited.
This grade is calculated by us from Florida DBPR public inspection records — Florida does not issue official grades. How we calculate it →
Data last updated: June 17, 2026