Carlos, one of the owners, truly takes pride in making sure every customer has a great experience…read more Being part of a small community, he goes out of his way to take care of people. You won't find pastries with this combination of quality, size, and unique combinations anywhere else. It's absolutely worth the drive if you're not a key rat.

The owners of the businesses in the shopping mall next to Flour and Wierdough's are going to love…read moreme. They are complaining that the Key Biscayne people who go to Flour and Weirdough's are taking all their parking places. Flour and Weirdough's has had to take out most of their tables to cut down on the weekend morning traffic. I say that Flour and Wierdough's is not that good. I would not eat there unless I lived close enough so that I would have an easy walk. If I have to get in my car to drive, I would rather drive to the better places in Key Biscayne. La Boulangerie Boul'Mich, Artisans and Nahuen are all attractive options. * * * Flour and Weirdough's combines two aspects. One is a cooked breakfast establishment offering relatively exotic hot egg dishes. Think of this as eggs around the world. I ordered a Turkish eggs, which was a layer of Turkish yogurt, two sunny side up eggs, four small slices of very good toast, and flavorings. Take away the toast and you are looking at meh. Given how good the carbs were and how flat the protein ingredients were, if I were to come back, I would be looking more seriously at something like pancakes. They do have a lot of pancake options. The second aspect is an orthodox bakery. The cinnamon roll is supposedly famous. I have had amazing cinnamon rolls in my home town of Austin. (The gimmick was darker flour and less sugar for a baritone savory experience. The cinnamon added complexity.) At Flour and Weirdough's you get the orthodox white bread, with a ton of white sugar. Less sticky than Cinnabon Lighter than Cinnabon. But the same concept. White bread and sugar don't get me all that excited. I am sure there was cinnamon in there - but I had to go looking for it. * * * Coffee was absolutely mediocre. Hey guys, you doing breakfast and a cup of joe? You gotta have a decent cup of joe. * * * I suspect if I had ordered from elsewhere in the bakery case, I could have done better. Some of the cookies looked pretty interesting. With enough trial and error, I could find dishes that were good enough so that I would be willing to jam up the neighbor's parking lot. * * * But why struggle to find an excuse to enter the civil war between Flour and Weirdough and its neighbors When I can go to competing brunch joints and get a million good dishes? No muss No fuss.

Yummy!! Everything was so good. Great service! We had a green salad, pepperoni pizza and linguine…read morewith clams. Everything was delicious!!

I almost never forget a restaurant meal…read more This is especially the case because I am a Yelper. Knowing I will be writing about each restaurant meal soon after it is over Makes me take a lot of mental notes over the course of a meal. * * * I have no idea what I ate from Tutto. I don't remember a single detail of that meal. I do remember my family members liking their raviolis. Pear ravioli was a particularly big hit. I was not drunk. I do not think this is the onset of senility. I remember every micro-detail of everything else I ate in Key Biscayne. I remember every meal and snack I ate in Key Biscayne before Tutto's. I remember every meal and snack I ate in Key Biscayne after Tutto's. I was not particularly happy with my Tutto's meal, but not particularly unhappy either. So when I say, Tutto's was not memorable ... I mean that in the most literal way possible.

Stopped by the empanadas spot and had a solid experience overall. The food was above…read moreaverage--fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. The empanadas were well-filled and satisfying, making it a good option when you're craving something quick and tasty. While it didn't completely blow me away, it definitely hit the spot and is worth checking out if you're in the area. I'd come back to try a few more varieties.

Cute little take out Empanada spot with VEGAN options! They…read moredo not have any seating so be prepared to grab your food and go! Also no restrooms. Bummer since we came here straight after the beach and I needed to use the tearoom but the did allow me to was my hands in their little handwashing sink by the register. They do have parking but the parking lot is narrow and can get busy.

Had an excellent experience at Narbona and it absolutely lived up to the hype…read more First off, the service was outstanding. The staff was attentive without being overbearing, genuinely friendly, and very knowledgeable about the menu. You can tell they take pride in what they're serving. I ordered a steak and the temperature was cooked perfectly -- exactly as requested. That's something a lot of places miss, but they nailed it. The sear, the tenderness, everything was spot on. The quality of the food really stands out. You can taste that they're using premium ingredients, and everything feels thoughtfully prepared rather than rushed. Pricing felt fair for the level of quality and atmosphere. You're getting a high-end experience without feeling like you overpaid. And I have to mention the chimichurri -- easily one of the best I've had. Fresh, balanced, and packed with flavor. It elevated the steak even more. Overall, Narbona is a great spot whether you're a local or just visiting Key Biscayne.

This place is a gem in Key Biscayne! Came here for brunch and really enjoyed the place. Nice…read moreambiance; food and service were both great. Recommend if you are looking to get out of Miami city area for a more relaxed experience.

Loved this pizza ! The sauce was great it was crispy and it came out fairly fast for it being busy…read moretoo! I definitely will be coming back I love how they cut it into pieces for you so perfect to share with a group

I'm giving 3 stars just because the pizza is really good. However, I can't say the same for the…read moreservice. We came on a Friday evening around 10:20p. We were advised we'd have to take it to go because they were closing soon (11pm). We received our food and wanted to take a bite of our pizza hot (we had driven all the way from Doral) and was approached by her again letting us know we needed to leave because they closed at 10:30. It was only 10:36. Everywhere states they close at 11, including their own door. She was rude and just had an extremely nasty attitude.

Excellent pizza and great service. The owner is a fantastic guy. I will be back and often.read more

Rude staff which completely changes the ambiance. What could be a cute place has really gone…read moredownhill. Would not recommend.

I agree with all the comments that the staff is arrogant and rude…read more Every time I pick up a pizza the delivery drivers park illegal and completely rude when you ask them to move when you are blocked in a legal parked spot. There are signs everywhere that mark 'no parking'. I guess this doesn't apply to the arrogant delivery drivers; especially Marcella. Need to change the attitude at this location.

Diana was completely awful. I got my wrong order and called less than 10 minutes after the food…read morearrived and she told me she wouldn't correct the order because I had it for an hour! I had the time stamp on my phone and was willing to come in and show we my phone from the time I called and when it arrived. And it was only 50 minutes total! So I obviously did not have my order for a full hour before I called to correct it. First they told me I said the wrong thing, but then they told me they didn't have what I had ordered (boneless hot wings. They only had "bone in hot wings") which is also not true. Awful customer service and very rude. Don't order from here

Unassuming restaurant in the middle of Key Biscayne. We outed to sit outside since the weather was…read morenice. Service was attentive. Food was great! Various options for milanesas, different types of meats and topping available. The breading was tasty and crunchy and the toppings were a nice pairing! Each milanesa comes with a side dish, so yourself a favor and order the mash potatoes- one of the best ones I've ever had! Portions were big and easily shareable between 2 people!

This restaurant must've been different to get the kinds of reviews it's gotten in the past. One of…read morethe worst restaurant experiences I've had in a long time. What was wrong with it? In a word everything. The decor is not awful itself, but feels a little industrial, with televisions plunked over the walls. But the service and the food just take it to a different level of bad. Our waitress hadn't the faintest clue to what she was doing. She asked how well done we wanted our carpaccio. She so clearly didn't know what she was doing, I had her recite our orders back to me. How could she mess that up? Good question. How about serving all of the food at one time, appetizers and main course? We had carpaccio, supposedly Argentine beef; a pancho; a filet mignon; and Milanezza Martin. Starting with the semi edible, the fillet was not good, the presentation was awful, stock dry on its own on a black plate, with mashed potatoes in a separate ramekin on the side, and the sad chimichurri sauce also in a separate ramekin, but you could swallow it. Everything else was a disgrace. The milanezza was junk they got out of the fridge and microwave before they planted it on the table. My daughter found it literally non-edible, and she is the kindest of diners. She said it tasted like the fridge... A kind way of putting it The pancho was a profoundly bland hot dog in a stale bun. But the "carpaccio" took pride of place. Simultaneously part-frozen and decaying beef, of which my daughter took a bite, and then was stuck finding a polite way to spit it into a napkin. North of inedible. All of this terrible food was put onto our table at one time, about three minutes after we ordered it, because obviously it had just been defrosted in the microwave. And to add insult to injury, the waitress came by, with a toothy, TGIF smile, and said how are we doing? Bloody awful is the only answer. In a move that clearly reflects where the restaurant is at, I noticed they put 19% automatically on the bill for "service". Then they had the cojones to ask for more of a tip when you sign electronically on the tableside device. I looked at the waitress incredulously with raised eyebrows, and that was that. Never again.

Miami Slice is hands down some of the best pizza in Miami. The slices are perfectly crispy on the…read moreoutside, soft and flavorful on the inside. You can taste the quality in every bite. It's 100% worth the price. It's simple, done right, and consistently hits. Whether you're grabbing a quick slice or taking a whole pie to go, it never disappoints. Definitely a go-to spot. 10/10!

I am writing this review for the Key Biscayne location. This is very different from the original…read moreMiami location. This one isn't really a slice bar. When they called my name I immediately went over and the pizza was cold. When I let them know they said "sorry it was after the rush". Also you can't get the kicks at this location, which I guess I understand because this location is meant more for to-go orders. The thing is, when it's a mom and pop shop, or a hole in the wall and the pizza is cheap, I don't mind. But when you're charging premium prices for pizza, the pizza shouldn't be cold. If I'm paying $15 a slice, the pizza shouldn't be cold. I came here after a day at the beach and was looking forward to this pizza all day so it was a let down :/

Cute breakfast spots with healthy options to sip and eat. Even have some sweet treats to grab and…read morego or just enjoy there. The indoor decor is super cute and boho chic, absolutely loved it and the staff were super helpful and bubbly. The menu has a touch of everything and so many options you'll change your mind several times but its all worth it Now there's seating inside but go with the outdoor as they have rocking chairs to rock your stomach down,lol. I ordered a juice with ginger and pineapple which was so refreshing and friend had a smoothie that had peanut butter and cacao chocolate in it. We shared a breakfast as our drinks were filling. We had the Japanese style omelet with the veggies stuffed in the middle and multigrain toast with avocado. It was tasty and didn't leave us full. Only thing was the food came out and the eggs were not hot and I like dry toast but my friend requested butter and it took a bit longer than we liked and she was almost done with her breakfast, but she didnt forget about us and did bring out a good portion to which my friend said the butter had a nice flavor to it. All in all we would definitely come back but I'd be up to try something new including a smoothie next time. And parking can get stressful as there's alot of good stores so it can get crowded, come early, leave happy.

Great health-conscious cozy cafe, reminiscent to the style of Pura Vida but with more more on their…read morevenue, including many great Colombian-inspired treats. The gluten free crispy casava waffles were interesting: a unique combination of feta cheese, one date chopped into small bits, maple syrup and topped with an egg. I would have liked if they asked me how I wanted the egg--they didn't and I got one was a little to over-done for my taste. It's very light so not what you should get if you're very hungry. Chicken bowl with rice, feta, olives was very healthy. The hibiscus tea with ginger and cinnamon was refreshing and healthy. Latte was not bad either. Pan de yuca was interesting. They bake it fresh so it comes out warm and melty. Good spot overall .