The hot chocolate was absolutely amazing and not too hot on this warm day. I followed with the…read moreGreek yogurt with granola, fruit, and honey. It was tasty. I also had the Queen's Annan which was spectacular. My family enjoyed their meals of the veggie Benedict and the green tartine. The waitstaff was funny -Carlos. Would definitely recommend.

Stopped here for a late lunch. They had great reviews and were liked the menu…read more We both ordered the BLTs, mine with no mayo or cheese on ciabatta bread with a side salad. The other no mayo with chips. My came correct. Would have liked a little more filling, but that was ok. My daughter's did come with mayo. Drinks were a strawberry lemonade and the other was an iced mocha latte. Lemonade was great. Mocha latte was just a latte with what looked like cocoa powder and was just ok. I would try this place again. Service was great. Keep in mind, they closed the kitchen by 2:45.

Location- excellent located on a main walking busy popular street…read more Food- it was okay, excellent service and quick We ordered Sample platter- mainly fries on the bottle, only 4 pieces of fried conch and 2-3 fried conch fritters. The conch was good size, the ratio of the batter to conch is not balance- too much batter and dry. The Sample conch ceviche is was tiny contain in a ketchup dipping sauce container.

This shack came highly recommended from social media so I was excited to try "Key West's best conch…read morefritters". However, this was not our experience. The conch fritters were overcooked and burnt. They were extremely hard and crunchy. We did notice that the cook stepped away for a long time while our conch fritters were in the deep fryer cooking, causing them to be overcooked. However, we were the only customers there, so they could have easily remade a fresh batch that was not overcooked. I would not try this shack again or recommend it to others.

This poke spot was a standout. The portions are generous--especially for this area where it's been…read morehard to find places that don't skimp on the fish. Their tuna is incredibly fresh, and you can really taste the quality. We ended up coming back three days in a row because it was that good. They're consistent with their portions, which makes a big difference. The place is clean, well-kept, and the staff does a great job taking care of their guests. Definitely one of the better poke experiences around.

This place is not really a tourist place since it's away from Duval Street…read more We were craving for some Asian food which in Key West, you don't get much choices. I'm so glad that I found this place. Their menu offers vegetarian too. I tried the special, which had a plenty steak meat on top of the rice. Oh, if your bowl doesn't come with a soy egg, I highly recommend you to get it. The service was fast and the place is clean. We all enjoyed our bowls.

It just so happens that Key lime pie happens to be my second most favorite dessert and it's hard…read morefor me to find one that I don't like. I am a stickler though on the fact that I will refuse any specimen that is green in color since it's screams inauthentic. One of my local friends even handed me a coupon for this place, so it was one of three pie concoctions that we sampled during our vacation. Lucky us! The staff here are welcoming and able to handle crowds efficiently and kindly. The store is incredibly cute and has a wide array of Key lime products as well as souvenir type inventory. Great place to perhaps do one-stop shopping if customers are pressed for time or just don't like to spend time at multiple places. The pie was delicious. Tart, sweet, fresh, cool, refreshing, and nice crust. Highly recommend!

There are a few spots in Key West that claim to be the original creators of the Key Lime Pie--this…read moreplace included. It's close to Mallory Square, and they even have their own space where the pies are made. I chatted briefly with the staff, and they told me that yes, this really is the place where it all started. They also mentioned that many other spots claiming to be "the original" actually get either their ingredients or their pies from here. Overall, it's a cute little spot. Besides pies, they sell cupcakes, coffee, and a variety of general goodies and touristy items. We grabbed a small, cozy two seater high table by the window and enjoyed their tart pie. And yes--be ready for that sharp tang that hits your jaw at first and then grows on you! There are benches outside too, and it felt peaceful sitting there. The pie costs $7.

This is the best rated key lime pie in key west according to chatgpt, so we had to try it!…read more It was a small shop with the pies already packaged and in a showcase. The server was nice and just handed us our prepackaged slice. We ordered the strawberry limeaid and a slice of the key lime pie. The strawberry limeaid was a little too concentrated for me and a little too tart. The pie was delicious. I wish the put more meringue on top.

Was driving by and decided to pop in because when you're in Key West, you have to try key lime pie,…read moreright? Plus, the place caught my eye right away. It's super cute and inviting. I originally went in planning to try the chocolate covered key lime pie on a stick, but Diego, the cashier, suggested I start with a traditional slice since I was a newbie. I appreciated that recommendation! For context, I'm not a big key lime pie person. I love key lime flavored things like cookies and candy, but the pie itself has never really been my favorite. But again... when in Key West, you know the rest, lol! I gave it a try, and honestly, I was surprised. It was actually good. Probably the best key lime pie I've had. It tasted very different from the ones I've tried in Dade and Broward County. Its ike they used real key lime, which made a noticeable difference. The crust was my favorite part. It was perfectly crunchy and tasted homemade, which paired so well with the filling. Even the whipped cream on top was delicious. I will say, if I were a true key lime pie lover, I'd probably be obsessed, if that makes sense, lol. Overall, great experience. Diego was friendly and helpful, the place was clean and adorable, and they had a nice variety of treats. I'd definitely come back. Next time, I've got my eye on a key lime cookie! Btw. There's a 3% charge if you use a credit card.

Delicious Cuban coffee and sandwiches. They have a punch card system which is great too. I tried…read morethe frozen coffee which was so tasty. The Key West special was also great because it came with a cafe con leche and Cubano breakfast sandwich (half) which was more than enough food. The sandwich with bacon was scrumptious.

The key lime pie was good, although a bit too sweet for my taste. I did enjoy the tartness, though,…read morewhich balanced it out nicely. The coffee is no joke -- it's strong and will definitely wake you up. One of the coolest parts of the experience was seeing the coffee being roasted right there on-site. You can even take a peek at the roasting process and purchase a few ounces of coffee to bring home with you. This place is solid and conveniently located all over town, making it a great alternative to the overpriced "'bucks" coffee chains.

We had a wonderful breakfast at the BC - try the frittata- it was soooo tasty…read more And to top off the great food and service, the staff was so welcoming to my little dog, Liza. There are a lot of 'pet friendly' restaurants in KW, but the BC is pet loving.

We (3 of us) were going to have our last breakfast at Key West before heading home. We allotted…read moreabout 1.5 hours to have a comfortable breakfast but this Bananas Cafe ruined our morning. We arrived around 11:10 am after checking out at the hotel, was seated almost immediately upstairs (they were not super packed). We placed our orders and waited about 25 minutes (we were all just using our phones so time went by without thinking much about it) but still nothing has arrived..... I checked with our waitress and she stated she checked with the kitchen and said our foods were coming. Five minutes later nothing came (it's now been 30 minutes). I checked with her again and she went back to the kitchen, she returned and stated the kitchen staff was very busy and they had other customers to take care of too..... We immediately asked for our check and I paid for my coffee and left. We ended up going to Frenchie's cafe down the block and had an amazing time. We had been to so many restaurants at Key West this past week and never had to wait more than 15 minutes for our foods to arrive. We aren't sure if the breakfast items at this cafe were any good but the wait time was beyond reasonable and no warning was given ahead of time. If this cafe cannot handle all the tables they allotted, they should not have so many tables and open both levels (two stories), seating your customers and need them to wait at least 30 minutes for breakfast tells me that your kitchen is unable to manage a 90% full customer base.

Really great sandwiches. I tried the Italian, Spicy Cuban, Regular Cuban and the pressed…read moreTurkey/Bacon sub during my weeklong stay in Key West, and they were definitely the best sandwich for the price.

After walking the entire length of Duval Street and visiting the Southernmost Point buoy, we were…read morehonestly too tired to walk all the way back to the area with the main restaurants. So we started looking for something nearby and came across this place. It's not a traditional restaurant -- they've basically turned the porch into a seating area. You order at the counter and wait for them to bring your food. There's also a small general store right on the porch. We placed our order, and it took a little while for them to prepare everything. The fried banana was really good. My sandwich, though, was pretty boring. Still, it was a chill and peaceful spot to sit in the shade, eat lunch, and watch all the cool cars go by -- a nice, relaxed lunch overall.