South of the Seven is hands down one of my favorite spots! The food is absolutely amazing--fresh,…read moreflavorful, and consistently top-notch every single time. You can truly taste the care and quality that goes into every dish. But what really makes this place special is the owners and customer service. They are incredibly friendly, welcoming, and genuinely care about their customers. You feel appreciated from the moment you walk in, and that kind of hospitality is hard to find. Amazing food, great vibes, and even better people. If you have not been yet, you are seriously missing out. Highly recommend!

Excellent Food, great service, even if the bar was a bit noisy. Nice view out the windows to the…read morewater. I was not expecting such high quality food and selections at this location, but someone local recommended it, so I tried it. Excellent !

Absolutely the best Greek salad I've ever had. Everything we ordered was delicious and our server…read morewas amazing.

3 stars for the benefit of doubt. I've only had one experience…read more Place appeared clean and colorful, and the bartender was kind even though she was extremely busy and working alone. I ordered a Sierra Nevada bottle and a seafood pizza. The beer was ok temperature wise but could have been a lot colder. The pizza was overcooked which made the crust very dry and tough. I was disappointed in the amount of toppings. There may have been a total of 2 large shrimp that were diced up, maybe 3-4 if they were small shrimp. You can see in the picture how dark the crust is and how the cheese has burnt. The white chunks are the shrimp. It was called a seafood pizza and in reality it should be called a shrimp pizza. My bill was $30. I found that a bit elevated for what I received. This makes it a bit difficult for us locals.

Good food Fine service…read moreRespect and discount for military service Varied menu Happy Hour We enjoyed breakfast and Happy Hour. We plan to return for Prime Rib special!

(Note: review based solely on our take out dessert the men of our group brought back for us to…read moresample for critique) Back story. The quest for the best key lime pie in Key West began over dinner on Monday night, when I mentioned wanting to check out Kermit's on my friend Jen's recommendation, lamenting that I never got to enjoy a truly good key lime pie during my first and last visit in 2020. The one I had then was... not good. (I now know the dead giveaway is that it was green). What followed has become a pursuit of principle: truly a noble quest I can get behind. Fast-forward 3 days, and here's our verdict so far, with one contender still to come. Tomorrow night we're headed to Red Shoe Island Bistro for dinner at the insistence of a local who claims it blows Kermit's cheesecake out of the water: 1. Kermit's - The benchmark. Bright, tart, light, and perfectly balanced. 2. Hurricane Hole - Good, but missing the extra punch of tartness that puts Kermit's over the top. 3. El Siboney - Solid, but denser and more cheesecake-like, but also lacking the light, airy tartness of Kermit's. 4. Key Lime Pie Bakery - Forgettable in a town where memorable matters. 5. Matt's Stock Island Kitchen - Overly sweet with virtually no lime (or even lemon) presence. Our slice came boxed with whipped cream and... cherry sauce?! If you'd called it birthday cake, I'd have found that a more accurate description. Might as well call it Diabetes On a Plate. The boys did say this place is located in a beautiful hotel with great view. So there's that. Tomorrow morning, a plan was proposed (that I seconded): we'll stop by Kermit's to grab two slices to go and stash them in the fridge, specifically to revisit after dinner at Red Shoe Bistro as a point of reference. If Red Shoe's pie ends up being too close to call, we'll have no choice but to bring a slice home and do a true, side-by-side comparison in real time. And in the interest of not ending the trip on a sour note if tomorrow night disappoints, at least we'll be leaving Key West on Friday morning with Kermit's key lime pie as our final bite.

Lovely bar at the OceanEdge Resort with Marcos who was a fun bartender. He made me two Aperol…read moreSpritz cocktails and it tasted Oh Yes!!! Some really good meals on the menu mostly that you would find in the Keys and priced reasonably.

Alex was great. Very warm and knowledgeable. Inside was comfortable but outside was far more…read moredesirable for dinner however large fans were blowing at the tables so it was t an option. Had the pistachio grouper. It was quite tasty. My partner had the mahi. Both had good flavor, chocolate lava cake...yum.

Under $15 specials - Finally a place in the keys with an…read moreartisan style affordable burger! (I had to look up the word) lol he said it was very good and Popcorn Chicken above satisfactory for my picky eater. aka me Opened 2 Weeks Ago - Show these guys some One Human Family Love

Note: This review is based solely on their Key lime pie, although my other half remarked he'd been…read morehere before and said the food was good, so 5 stars until I ever come back here again. The quest for the best key lime pie in Key West began over dinner on Monday night, when I mentioned wanting to check out Kermit's on my friend recommendation, lamenting that I never got to enjoy a truly good key lime pie during my first and last visit in 2020. The one I had then was... not good. (I now know the dead giveaway is that it was green). What followed has become a pursuit of principle: truly a noble quest I can get behind. Fast-forward 3 days, and here's our verdict so far, with one contender still to come. Tomorrow night we're headed to Red Shoe Island Bistro for dinner at the insistence of a local who claims it blows Kermit's cheesecake out of the water: 1. Kermit's - The benchmark. Bright, tart, light, and perfectly balanced. 2. Hurricane Hole - Good, but missing the extra punch of tartness that puts Kermit's over the top. 3. El Siboney - Solid, but denser and more cheesecake-like, but also lacking the light, airy tartness of Kermit's. 4. Key Lime Pie Bakery - Forgettable in a town where memorable matters. 5. Matt's Stock Island Kitchen - Overly sweet with virtually no lime (or even lemon) presence. Our slice came boxed with whipped cream and... cherry sauce?! If you'd called it birthday cake, I'd have found that a more accurate description. Might as well call it Diabetes On a Plate. Tomorrow morning, a plan was proposed (that I seconded): we'll stop by Kermit's to grab two slices to go and stash them in the fridge, specifically to revisit after dinner at Red Shoe Bistro as a point of reference. If Red Shoe's pie ends up being too close to call, we'll have no choice but to bring a slice home and do a true, side-by-side comparison in real time. And in the interest of not ending the trip on a sour note if tomorrow night disappoints, at least we'll be leaving Key West on Friday morning with Kermit's key lime pie as our final bite.

We went to a few restaurants during our stay at Key West. This is truly a gem for us…read more The view, the atmosphere, the attentive staff, the reasonable price point of food, all adds up. We had conch chowder, grilled fish of the day (yellow tail), mushroom burger. The conch chowder was good but a little bit peppery. The grilled fish was perfectly cooked. Loved that it gave you the choice of how you wanted your fish to be cooked (grilled, blackened, panko). Will definitely come back if we come to Key West again.

Awesome place. The atmosphere and the staff were super. I was very happy and enjoyed my mealread more

Food is excellent. Prices are really good for food amount you get…read more Definitely a place to stop. Right on the water. You may get lucky and see a manatee while you visit.

Wow!!!! From the happy hour, to the conch fritters, fresh yellowtail snapper and key lime pie - all…read moreAMAZING!!! Great little hole in the wall with the best food and service! Michelle, our server was great - gave us excellent suggestions and sold us on the pie - best on the island!

Mary and I stopped in for dinner, visiting in Key West. This is a classic sea side dive bar and…read morerestaurant, it looks and feels like a place Hemingway would have spent time in! Mary had the lobster roll and Brussel sprouts; both delicious. I had the shrimp bo-boy and slaw, both delicious! I also had a Hurricane category 3, so good!

This is actually Jim's ocean side now. We had gator bites and fish tacos, which were excellent. The…read moregator bites were crunchy and served with a spicy sauce. The view is also nice and we had a lunch visitor who was awesome to see. My only complaint was the front desk girl was rude and condescending when I asked for a key to the restrooms. Jim on the other hand was friendly and helpful.

Food is good. Service is good…read more Ambience is good There is a pool table and people are friendly.

I live in the Keys, and I've been going to Geiger Key Marina for over a year and a half now, give…read moreor take a few months or days. What keeps me coming back is Traci the barmaid, who works on weekends which is when I tend to go there. She's the most wonderful person ever. The most professional, enjoyably funny down to earth barmaid in the Florida Keys. She's smart, so well versed in conversation (if you need someone to talk to she will look at you with her knowing eyes and you'll order another), and has such a sarcastic charisma for just making you feel like you want to be there. Her strong willed no nonsense attitude and genuinely easy going humorous nature should be a watermark for all. I'd vote for her. Traci is a gold star! As I'm in witness protection program I can not post my real name. I sign this - El Guapo

Service great. Ambiance great. Food not so great. Grouper basket, grilled. Looked old freezer…read moreburned, hard. They did offer to give another piece, but I declined. Next day, tried again, great service and ambiance. Ordered rib and chicken barbecue..one small burnt piece of chicken, dried out, and three not so "melt in your mouth ribs", for thirty bucks! The placed used to be packed for Sunday barbecue. Not this day.