Wow! The Cuban coffee (bucci) here was amazing! I wish we discovered this place sooner. They have a…read morefew locations in key west, but more of a to-go place at this location. This location was the best with the key west mural as part of the storefront.

Cute little walk up coffee shack near the main marina area in downtown Key West. Not only do they…read morehave coffee, but there's a good selection of Cuban food on the menu that makes for a great lunch or breakfast option. You walk up to the window, place your order and wait for your name to be called. Everyone is very friendly! I got the caramel Cuban coffee latte and I enjoyed it. I don't think it was as strong as some other Cuban coffee I've had but I appreciated that it wasn't overly sweet, so you still got a nice coffee flavor without being overpowered by sugar. Love the mural on the side and there are lots of roosters hanging around begging for some of your leftovers.

My wife and I are here visiting for a family wedding, and wanted to find a local coffee place to…read moretry. We had not only the best coffee around the area, but the best service. We were greeted kindly. The guy who owns it educated us on the types of coffee beans used, the background of his company, gave us samples of rum cake to try, and customized our drinks to our liking. The place is small and shares a building with an ice cream shop, so don't miss it! We definitely recommend Doing Work Coffee! It was a great place to stop in and treat ourselves to some delicious coffee!

We're spending the week in Key West and making a point of visiting as many coffee shops as…read morepossible. When we walked to Doing Work Coffee, we were initially a bit confused and weren't sure we were in the right place. That's understandable, since it shares space with Wicked Lick Ice Cream. Fortunately, the owner noticed our confusion and warmly invited us in. Food: It wasn't listed on the menu, but they were happy to make me a London Fog tea latte. My son ordered a white chocolate latte. Both drinks were good. Personally, I prefer coffee served in a mug, and they only use paper cups, which took away a bit from the experience. They don't offer much in the way of baked goods, but they did have butterscotch scones. The scone was slightly too sweet for my taste, but the texture was excellent. They heated it for us, which made it even more enjoyable. Service: The service was exceptionally friendly. We felt genuinely welcomed, and the owner took the time to have a conversation with us. After hearing his story and seeing his commitment and work ethic firsthand, I found myself rooting for his success. Atmosphere: Since they share space with the ice cream shop, the environment isn't fully coffee-centric. Coffee is the focus earlier in the day, with ice cream taking over later. There is limited seating, and for me, part of the coffee shop experience is slowing down, drinking from a proper mug, and enjoying a calm, dedicated café environment. I'm not sure what their long-term plans are, but I hope they eventually move into their own space. They clearly care about what they're doing, and it would be great to see them grow into a full coffee shop experience. Best of luck to them.

Easy 5 stars for coffee!! I tried other cuban coffee in key…read morewest, but cuban coffee queen tops the list. We tried the one in Key west square. I got the cafe con leche, cuban espresso with steamed milk. Usually dont take sugar, but I tried it this time to get the authentic cuban experience. My friend got the iced version. The ice cubes were made of coffee as well. No shortage of caffeine at that place. Service was also very fast. Got the coffee in less than a minute. Pretty good vibes as well.

Ordered Cuban Bread with Guava which seems to be very expensive for a simple Cuban Bread with…read moreliterally bland tasting Guava spread and not the usual flavourful syrup like finish. Their Hot Roast Beef is too plain as well, may need more marinade or a different sauce mix. Grabbed their Cafe con Leche as well, make sure to taste it first before you leave so you can add sugar as you wish. Took our breakfast towards the nearby Fort Zachary Beach as they have picnic tables around. Their pricier side may have been invested on their fancy branding but not so much on the taste of their food. They have some bench outside while waiting for your order, a nice Key West mural on the side and a nearby marina to walk by for scenic stroll.

This coffee location not only provides a delightful cup of coffee but fabulous customer service as…read morewell. I had been gifted a bag of coffee from this location the year before and wanted to make sure to visit while in Key West this year. They have a wide variety of food and drink options. If you are not a coffee person, there are other options as well, including a fridge with water, sodas, seltzer and small wine bottles. Their shirts and bags of coffee are reasonably priced and have artwork on the coffee bags from a local artist. Definitely add it to your list of coffee shops to visit!

We only ordered a cordito here, but the service was so excellent and friendly!…read more Parking is a bit rough, as most places in the area are - but if you're walking, it's a non issue. If you love coffee though, it's worth the walk. I appreciate that they're inside and there is AC. The coffee was excellent!

We had researched places to visit during our vacation to the Keys and this was at the top of our…read morelist. It's a cute building and the employees are friendly. The display cases are filled with an assortment of croissants, beignets, buns and more. We tried the butter croissant, strawberry beignets, coconut cream cheese and guava cheese. The flavors were different and tasted good. We were disappointed in the lack of filling and the butter croissant was not as fresh and flaky as you would expect but was tough. The iced coffee is decent and I appreciated that they had almond and oat milk options. I got an added shot of espresso which was definitely needed as it didn't seem to have a strong coffee flavor even with the added shot. We would return but sadly is not going to be our required morning stop, as we had been hoping.

The display case is full of breathtaking delights. Loved this gem so much I came back twice during…read moremy visit to the Keys. Ordered: hot caramel macchiato, breakfast croissant (sausage), prosciutto sandwich, beignets (Nutella and custard), almond croissant, chocolate croissant, veggie quiche

We tried a few different locations for croissants and pastries and this truly is the place to go…read more When you step inside it is very small and can get packed quickly, but it is worth the wait. The staff is quick to get you your order and has fresh pastries each day. We ordered a box of pastries and they were all fresh and delicious, not stale or hard as our experiences at other locations had been. The breakfast burrito was amazing and was talked about for the next few days and became a staple order. The coffee was good and I appreciated that they offered dairy free options for their coffee.

Quaint to-go cafe in key west. We tried the cafe since Fitch hotels offered a $10 discount/day…read more We tried the following: - croissant breakfast sandwich with egg and cheese 4/5. The egg was cooked perfectly, nice and fluffy - lunch wrap - 3/5. A bit plain. Tasted really healthy like I could've made it myself - ham and cheese croissant - 4/5. Hit the spot, but nothing unique - roast beef sandwich - 3/5. The roast beef was a bit stringy - iced coffee - 4/5. Nice and smooth

We stopped by MoonDog Café & Bakery for a little lunch snack after conducting a séance at the…read moreHemingway House. We sat outside beneath the shade, where it was surprisingly cool and comfortable. Service was quick, and I ordered the house Bloody Mary. It was flavorful without being overly spicy, the ghost of Hemingway agreed. We also shared the veggie board, which was delicious and perfect for a light meal. The desserts looked absolutely amazing, but Hemingway's ghost and I decided to save room for some stronger spirits instead. The prices were very fair, and I would happily return to try the desserts, preferably when the ghost of Hemingway is somewhere else.

Been to Key West and googled this place . We wanted to have good coffee and cakes and found this…read moreplace ! Had fantastic reviews in google . Parking was a bit tough here ! They don't have their own parking .. it's paid parking outside . Peak times I think there are some wait times since they are Michelin rated ! Interiors looked awesome . Lots of seats to sit and eat .. ambience was great . Cortado was just awesomeeeeeeee.. haven't had a coffee that good ! It was a short glass but superb taste ! Chai was ok . Not the best but it was ok. Bakery was great . Loved the chocolate cake ! Fantastic taste . Macarons were absolutely awesome ! Nice and good .. spinach artichoke dip was good too ! Kids liked the pasta .. service was good .. good experience overall .. 4 stars ..

This was an accidental find - popped in our first night in Key West because it was right across the…read morestreet from our VRBO. It's a small cafe with personality - a few tables and a counter. Gabriela took great care of us (we went there THREE times while in Key West - once for dinner, twice for coffee and key lime pie!!). SOOOO good! Hubs had the beef tacos in corn tortillas with black beans and rice and salsa verde and pronounced it all delicious! (I tried the black beans and rice and loved it!). I had a chicken empanada which was great but I loved the arepa stuffed with shredded chicken the best - fabulous with their homemade salsa verde (I would put that on everything!!!). Let me tell you about that ginger mimosa - amazing! They make their own ginger syrup and I loved that it had a little ginger bite and was not overly sweet. While everyone CLAIMS to have "authentic" key lime pie, this one won our vote - no toxic green color and a smooth creamy tangy custard. And not cool whip either. Yum! Hubs said it was as good as his aunt's and that's high praise. The cafe con leche was also perfect.

I'm disappointed. Lettuce, tomatoes and onions have no place on a Cuban sandwich…read more I'm from Tampa were they know how to make a proper Cuban Sandwich.

I stumbled upon Koffie House when I dropped my nephews off at coral camp this summer and I'm so…read moreglad I did! The service was super friendly and the coffee was soooo good. In fact, I enjoyed my experience so much I stopped in again later in the week and the barista actually recognized me and knew my order. That's what I call service! I highly recommend this coffee shop and I plan to be back again soon.

Don't go here unless you have hours to waste & want bad service…read more There was only two of us and they sat us at the bar. We were sitting right in front of the register where a guy completely ignored us. I had to ask for water, coffee & a menu after about 15 minutes. He didn't even come back with the coffee before starting to take several people's walk in and take out orders. I told him we were ready whenever he was, but that didn't seem to register as he took about eight more walk-in orders!! After about 30 minutes, we got up to leave and he actually wanted to charge us for the coffee without apologizing for any delays! Will definitely not go back.

Last morning in Key West and I finally made it here, just after watching the sunrise at the…read moreSouthernmost Point buoy. I arrived around 7:30 a.m., and the place was already starting to get busy. Food They offer a very interesting assortment of donuts, including flavors you don't typically see elsewhere. Options like Blueberry Cheesecake, Brown Butter Hazelnut, and Cuban Coffee Cake stand out. I chose the Cuban Coffee Cake. It was essentially a spiced coffee cake shaped like a donut, topped with plenty of glaze and crumble. The portion was generous. It could easily feed two people, but I managed to finish the entire thing. For a beverage, I ordered a Mocha Latte. The flavor was very good, but it was served on the cool side. It was completely cold before I finished, and I ended up tossing the last portion. They only serve drinks in paper cups, not ceramic mugs. Although mugs were visible, I was told the health department does not allow them to use them. For me, coffee in a real mug always feels better than paper. Service I have mixed feelings about the service. The person taking my order seemed a bit on edge. When I asked about the mug situation, she appeared annoyed that I would even ask. Since it was my first visit, I asked about the most popular donut, and that also seemed to irritate her. I rephrased and asked for her personal favorite instead, which she answered more willingly. I noticed a few other staff interactions, and the overall tone of the crew felt tense. Not sure if that's typical or if it was just a busy morning. Atmosphere I took a small table inside to finish my coffee and donut. There are several small tables, best suited for two people. Toward the back of the dining area there were boxes and pallets visible. This isn't necessarily a place you visit for ambiance. Most people grabbed a box of donuts and left. Only a handful were dining inside. If you want a good donut with creative flavors, this place delivers. Just don't expect a relaxed coffee shop experience with welcoming, friendly staff.