This is my go to coffee shop in the Keys. Every time I drive down I can't help but stop for a…read morelatte. The service is always so quick and efficient too. Of course I walk in and see the delicious pastries and always end up buying one and wish I had bought two! While I cram down the pastry I love to sit outside in the beautiful little shared outside sitting area and watch the iguana and chickens fight for territory. Cafe Moka has my heart and is a must stop for anyone in the mood for a coffee.

I highly recommend adding this stop to your drive down to the Keys. It's a quiet village with…read morelittle shops and a cute coffee shop. They have tons of seating outside with some in the shade so it's perfect all year round. I ordered an iced matcha which was delicious and prepared very fast despite being pretty crowded. They have a shared parking lot with other businesses, but parking is not an issue. I will be back to try more of their menu.

Stopped here for the key lime pie which is supposed to be the famous Manny and Isa's recipe. It was…read moredelicious. While there we had the cortado and almond joy iced coffee, roast beef croissant and hash brown casserole. Everything was tasty although I'd like more sauce on the roast beef sandwich. To go we took two slices of pie, a cranberry muffin, chocolate chip cookie and peanut butter cookie. All the pastries were very good. Definitely will be back.

Coffee was good. Service was good. Breakfast burrito was terrible. Tasked like tomato soup in…read morea wrap. Really bad. And who cuts a burrito in half? Not much shade to sit under outside. Ketchup bottles left on tables to cook in 100 degree heat. Disappointing considering the reviews.

The Cuban was AMAZING! The bagels are DELICIOUS…read moreGREAT location. You must go to when you're down in the Keys!!!

We really liked the bagels - they toast them without asking. I don't typically toast mine but it…read morewas good! I did the cinnamon sugar with cinnamon sugar cream cheese - it was not super sugary. Just right! Husband had everything Asiago with onion and chive. The staff were not very friendly. They do have tables if you want to eat in.

This is a coffee truck off the side of overseas highway. That's a good stop on your way down to Key…read moreWest or if you're staying in Islamorada, my wife got an iced latte and I got a Frappuccino. I would recommend the Frappuccino over the iced latte as the latte was all milk and no coffee. There's no seating and the barista was quick.

They are parked in the marina parking lot which is conveniently right off the highway. I ordered an…read moreoatmeal cookie latte which I've never seen anywhere else. The flavor was spot on! The employee was very friendly and recommended his favorites. I highly recommend adding this stop to your drive down to the keys!

Stopped in for breakfast on our way north to Miami, based off a friend's recommendation and it was…read morea solid pick! We opted for breakfast (which is sacrilege after 12pm) and it HIT. THE. SPOT. Being first time visitors our waiter (younger guy with light eyes who had recently moved down in November) was extremely helpful and insightful with helping us choose a heart meal for our long drive. We'll definitely be back!

This place is a local favorite, so when traveling back to Miami has ti give it a shot. If you're…read morealready at the point of HANGRY.. then this place might not be it, only because there is a wait, unless you're fortunate enough to find counter space upon arrival. Place is located in a small plaza and has ample space to fit groups of 6 or more. The ambiance has a great local beach feel, cool decorations and pictures. The food was great. Tried the kitchen sink quesadilla and it was 4 huge pieces stuffed with egg, has browns. Sausage, green peppers, mushroom, onion. Definitely very willing and adding their local hot sauce made it an even better treat. Loved how it stayed warm while eating since it was all wrapped. The MM84 breakfast was as simple as can be and a winner , eggs and bacon, has brown and toast. Overall cool spot, would like to come back to try their lobster roll or lobster breakfast.

Michele is a great owner/host/barista. Went twice on our weekend trip. Will be back.read more

The front of the café is off the Overseas Hwy but limited parking, so we went around back for…read moreadditional spaces and a back door into the café. We were so excited to have some gelato on this brutal hot day. The owner greeted us upon entry and noticed a few customers eating. Severely disappointed that no gelato was offered today even though the business is called Michel's Artisanal Gelato. They offer a decent selection of fresh pastry. We bought a banana muffin for $5 as a snack for the ride to Key West and left defeated.

Sooooo glad I saw this place on our way home from the Keys. The woman was so kind and she made my…read morebowl before I was even done checking out all the offerings around the restaurant. They had so many cool things. Love orchids. Organic nuts. Even refrigerated stuff and jewelry. I ended up getting a bowl to-go and it had a good amount of toppings as you can see and the base was creamy and delicious. We will definitely make this a routine stop on our way up and back. Also very cool to see they give back to the community. I love to see that, especially when times are so tough for restaurants! Def check this place out!

A little hidden gem in the Keys! I've been following Key Roots on IG for a few years and finally…read moregot to visit -- so glad I did. I was welcomed by the sweetest owner, Maria, whose energy is just beautiful. I enjoyed a refreshing açaí bowl and grabbed one of their fresh-pressed pure organic juices to go (so good!). I'll definitely be stopping by on every Keys trip from now on. Before leaving, Maria gave me the warmest hug -- it truly felt like visiting an old friend.

We arrived excited about the variety of things on the menu to find out they were closed. It's…read morereally a shame that we ended up staying to eat at Bud and Mary's which worked out.

This is a very good roadside option. It is part of the Bud'n'Mary's Marina complex. Good service…read moreand fast eats. I tried the Turkey and Avocado Wrap (hold the mayo). Good meal with side of chips. Good bacon! Great views. Easy for takeaway. Good parking. I've eaten here before on a past trip. If you are feeling hungry for lunch, this is a great choice.

Friends that have home in Keys told us The Trading Post has the best Key Lime pie. We stopped at…read morethe Trading Post to buy their key lime pie and found the pie as well as and a super clean store with lots of grocery and supplies. Haven't tried pie yet but looks really good.

Loved this store. Wished we knew about it before going to Publix for snacks. Would have preferred…read moresupporting a long term local establishment. We found it from our Florida Keys food tour since it was our key lime pie sample. I adored the key lime pie (creamy and tart) in the back cooler so much we stopped back and grabbed another piece. Also grabbed a Cuban sandwich which had a ton of meat and my husband really enjoyed. Staff were helpful and friendly. They had a variety of fresh heat and serve meals. I regret I didn't grab the fish dip while there since I never ended up trying on this trip.

First breakfast in the Keys this trip, we found a real gem. The food we had was spot on, large…read moreportions (easily shareable), the wait staff was efficient and friendly however we did have to ask a couple of times for things that we requested when we ordered and didn't come. We sat outside on the patio on a nice and warm morning, they have indoor seating also. Definitely sit outside if you can.

The snapper rundown was awesome. Great attentive service. The chocolate brownie desert was worth…read morethe calories. Great views from inside and out on the patio.