Flying back home on XMAS morning we needed some breakfast. It was around 10.30 am. City Diner was…read morepacked. I gotta say, our breakfast was awesome, as was our waitress. My daughter and I shared an order of pancakes and an omelet...the omelet kicked butt. Mushroom, ham, onion, and american cheese. The hash browns were really good as well. Might be my new go to breakfast spot!

Been to this diner a few times. Today my wife had a poor version of a patty Melt. Bread over…read moretoasted, the beef was tasteless. I had a City club. Previously the menu listed with Swiss Cheese and Cheddar cheese. the menu had been updated to choose your cheese. So I chose cheddar. The sandwich had Swiss and cheddar. The Swiss cheese was hard on the edges. There was almost no mayo on the sandwich. This was very disappointing. PS- The service was excellent!!!! The kitchen not so much!

Stop by for the first time on a Sunday...was busy but I opted for an outside table, while some…read morepeople were still waiting to be seated ( I guess for inside ) Had the Florentine Benedict....was very good . Only criticism was there was way too much Hollandaise sauce...kinda drowned the eggs. But tasty though! .

This morning I woke up with a yearning for breakfast biscuits and so I headed out with my trusty…read moreiPad to a local diner. As always, to a place I haven't tried yet. In this case, the Key West Diner in Stuart, FL. I originally wanted a simple breakfast of those biscuits that were calling me. I figured I'd accompany my biscuits with an order of scrambled eggs and my usual tea latte. As you would expect by its name, Key West Diner has a nice Key West design and a really nice outdoor dining patio. Inside offered booth and table seating. One suggestion would be for the diner to play Island/boating type music instead of the standard pop channel they had on. This would add to the key West feel. Having said that, let's move on to the dining experience. I don't usually go over what a restaurant offers on their menu since I assume if you're reading this review you are on their site. Suffice to say, their menu is the typical diner menu. Looking over the menu of course I noticed they had no biscuits! So much for satisfying my biscuit yearning. At least they had a Taylor Ham and egg on a hard roll. A breakfast I will always happily choose. So, my biscuit breakfast would have to wait for another day. Next I ordered my Latte tea. You guessed it, no steamed milk. One final request topped it all... the WiFi password. Yep, no WiFi! This is clearly not a killer if you're dining with someone but, it's definitely a negative for anyone dining alone. I haven't seen many places that don't offer WiFi but Key West Diner is obviously one of them. To me, when dining alone, reading on my iPad brings back memories of reading the morning paper while eating breakfast. Or in this case, forcing me to post a review AFTER I leave the location. Enough about what this diner doesn't have, let's move on to what they do offer. First, the service; I was seated quickly by a host and my server arrived soon thereafter. She served me with a smile and brought everything I asked for correctly and efficiently. She did a really nice job of being there when I needed her but not constantly pestering me during my meal. Well done. Now my meal; My Taylor Ham featured two eggs and two thick slices of Taylor Ham. The eggs were made perfectly as requested (Overeasy) and lo and behold, the sandwich was on a Kaiser roll! It's not often you get a Taylor Ham and egg on a Kaiser roll (the correct way to make it) but that's what we had here. Unfortunately, although the Taylor Ham and eggs were spot on,, the roll did not live up to expectations. Sadly it was not crispy on the outside and had more of a white bread consistency. Too bad because I really did appreciate the attempt. My tea was fine (considering the lack of steamed milk) Bottom line; The key I always ask of any place I visit... would I come back? In Key West Diners case, more than likely, no. Not because it's bad, simply because it's nothing special AND it doesn't offer WiFi.

From the moment you enter your are met and cared for by warm people. I got to choose my own table…read more I looked around and it was evident that this was a local establishment. Chatting every where and waitresses calling customers by name and inquiring how they were. The menu is diverse so that everyone can choose what they want. I chose the guiro egg omelette with tomatoes. The tomatoes were cut beautifully and skimpy. They were red and juicy. The omelette was a nice size but a bit dry. Tzatziki would have been nice. The coffee was very nice as I had 4 cups and a large glass of water. No one rushed me as I engaged myself in reading a book. Truly a pleasure and comfortable environment to have breakfast.

Stopped in for lunch this week. Not a bad place! Friendly staff and fast meals. The menu has so…read moremany choices it was hard to choose! I went with breakfast and got eggs, bacon, and biscuits and gravy. The bacon was perfect and the rest was just ok. Personally wasn't a fan of the scrambled eggs or the gravy but that's ok. Everyone else's food in my group looked pretty good.

Food, service and the staff was great. We have been numerous times and I love the local diner…read moreatmosphere. The owner is a nice lady too

Never been to Stuart before and was looking for a breakfast place locally to eat and found this gem…read moreon the map search. Good yelp reviews so we decided to give it a shot. Wow, it was worth it. Food was amazing. You will not walk away hungry. Service was great. Waitress was very attentive and friendly. Must be a local favorite place since everyone seems to be repeat customers who the waitress remembers their orders. Very friendly environment, hometown vibe and quaint local restaurant. Highly recommended if you like comfort home cooking and want to feel welcomed. Definitely will be back.

This was our first time at this cafe. My cousins who live in Stuart recommended we go there for a…read morelate lunch. We were a party of 5. The service was friendly and we thoroughly enjoyed our meal. My shrimp and grits with over easy eggs was a standout! I highly recommend this.

"The Chill vibe is vibing, Service with a smile,…read moreThree Little Birds café Will be worth your while !" The Hungry Poet is back y'all. This Saturday around lunchtime, we decided to stop into the Three Little Birds Café in Stuart, Florida. Upon entry, you could tell their breakfast crowd gave them a run for their money (booths needing to be bussed etc) But we were greeted promptly with kindness and the server said sit anywhere you'd like that's clean! I loved that acknowledgement. It's cozy in the small dining area. Feels like a neighborhood spot that probably has earlweekday morning regulars. The food was descent. I've had better biscuits and gravy and huevos rancheros is not my thing but it was good. My boyfriend wanted that. It was a nice experience and no complaints!

Cute spot tucked into Darwin Plaza. Hubby and I have heard good things and decided to cruise on…read moreover. We were seated right away. The restaurant is open and has a lot of booths which make people feel comfortable. Our hostess recognized the table wasn't as clean as it should be and wiped it again. Our waitress Diana is the type that reminds you of everyone's mom. Super attentive, polite and thoughtful. Our food came out super fast and the portion size is just what your mama would pile on your plate; however, I didn't clean mine. The presentation was beautiful! Definitely would return!

To begin with, I wasn't surprised at all. The décor is old and lacks any "soul": everything is…read morebrown, dull, and quite boring. Even so, the place is very busy. The service is good and definitely the highlight of the experience -- the waitresses are friendly and attentive. The food, honestly, is mediocre. It's a typical American spot: portions are large, but I've had much better food elsewhere. The pancakes are fluffy but soggy; the fries were hard, some even undercooked. The bacon is, without exaggeration, the saltiest I've ever had. On top of that, it's expensive. Usually, in places like this, breakfast includes a drink (coffee), and here it doesn't. You end up paying around $20-23 per person just for breakfast, which I find outrageous.

The service was great. The atmosphere was amazing as well as the food. I'm definitely going too…read moremake this my breakfast spot

Food and service are consistently good !! I especially like their seasonal specials with…read moreblueberries as an example.

The food was great. The service was even better. Our server was very friendly and knowledgeable…read more She made great recommendations and offered advice for things to do in the area. She also helped pack up an item that I purchased as a gift and did so with great care. Even though I was only in Stuart a little over a week I really wanted to make it back a second time, but it will have to wait until the next visit!

Cool dive bar with excellent service and delicious food. Monica took great care of our party of…read morefive and provided prompt and attentive service despite the packed crowd. For appetizers, we tried the red shrimp which were cooked to perfection-and I'm not exaggerating. They were moist and tender, plump, and delicious. We ordered a number of the specials including the sheepshead and line snapper - delicious. Sides were also very good including the cilantro lime rice, tomato/cucumber salad, and coleslaw. Desserts were also no disappointment. The Key Lime Pie, Florida Orange Sunshine Cake, and Banana Coconut Rum Cake were all delicious!