Hidden inside an older plaza in key biscayne this place is definitely a hit. Came for a last minute…read moresandwich and was delightfully surprised. The lady at the counter was extremely helpful even though they don't make substitutions she impressed with service bringing ice for my coke. The sandwich is delicious and the bread was toasted perfectly. Couldn't wait to take a picture and ate half of it. Definitely would come back!

From the owner: La Despensa is a place to enjoy the food from Spain. We cook daily recipes from Spain that you can…read moredine in our terrace with a glass of wine or you can take out to your home, work, beach.... We also have a specialty and gourmet store with all kind of products from Spain: Iberic Ham, Butifarra, Anchovies, Spanish Beer, Wine... Tapas are always great!!

So I'm from LA and I'm used to places like World Market and Erewhon so this was really great to see…read moreon the east coast. The sandwiches they make, the stuff they offer is something else. I love the jams and jellies, the sweets/ice creams, I could go on and on about this store, I love you guys! Service is awesome, everyone is knowledgeable and the energy in the space is so pure, I love coming here. Thank you!

I was so excited to come to Golden Hog before a beach day since my friends highly recommended the…read morespot! It appears to be very clean and tidy and the do have a lot of seating areas and options. Their prepared and cut produce is underwhelming. I had a tequeño that was great and Argentinian ham and cheese empanada that was too salty for my taste. My friends coffee order was wrong but the biggest disappointment was the miss communication amongst the staff. We were so excited to order sandwiches from their extensive and very creative Deli Menu and when we went to order the Executive Meal option the deli counter they told us we had to order at the Bakery we went to the Bakery and they told us we had to order at the Pick Up Counter when we go to the pick up counter they told us we had to order at the deli and we were left going back and forth. After informing the staff what all the counters had told us he just shrugged and said it wasn't at that counter. Although they weren't rude there was definitely lack of guidance and lots of miscommunication. Because of this we decided we could not continue going back and forth and left. Very bummed about this experience didn't meet my expectations at all.

Unfortunately, I was unimpressed with the food here. High prices, even for the Key, and I didn't…read morefeel the quality or taste justified it. The key west omelette didn't have the ingredients incorporated within the eggs, they were just placed inside the folded eggs so the flavors didn't really meld together. It was a good portion. The hollandaise on the Benedict was good, but one of the eggs wasn't runny and it was overcooked. The potatoes were soft. Pretty unimpressive and not something I would recommend. Service was great tho. Food came out fast on a weekday morning around 8am. There was a constant flow of patrons until around 10, then it got really busy and there was a line forming outside. It nice and clean inside. There is 1 outlet if you need to charge up or want to sit in and woke. There's seating for about 25 people inside and a couple of tables outside for when it's not too hot.

*Food : 10/10 *Highly recommended: shakshuka + Luna…read morecroissant + Nutella croissant. *Do NOT recommend: chicken empanada (Very dry) *Service : 10/10 warm and welcoming Customer Service. English in Spanish speaking. Fast and efficient. *Place : clean and quaint. Very cute aesthetic.. just wish there was a bit more seating ( it's a bit small )

Perfect stop for some breakfast / pastries before going to the beach. Staff was super friendly,…read morelarge selection of pastries to pick from and a menu you could also order items from. It was a very popular spot on a Saturday!

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.

There were some hits and misses at this little coffee spot…read more 1. Located inside of the community center, a local had to point me in the right direction. 2. Located next to a community pool. Fine when I worked the first couple hours, but became quite loud when the kids started rolling in; at that point I decided it was time to move on. 3. Cappuccino was average. 4. Spinach empanada was good. 5. Tried to customize a cortado with a little flavor, but it didn't turn out. 6. First staff member was friendly.

Not sure this is still in operation, it is a counter and fee tables inside the community center and…read moreappeared empty when we saw it. But maybe they empty and lock everything up after hours.

Delicious rotisserie chicken and other specialties, leave room for the natural ice cream flavors…read more The restaurant is small and indoor seating is limited, but very quaint. The cashier was our server and she did a phenomenal job at making us feel welcome. Restaurant is more of a takeaway spot with room to dine in if you choose.

Ordered a sandwich to go. Watched 3 people come in, order and get there order in about 7 minutes. I…read morewaited 20 minutes for a sandwich. 2 people came in after me and left before me. Avoid this place if you're looking for a quick lunch.

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.

Food is great. Ambiance is real nice. Service is friendly and the wait is worth it. Must stop in…read morewhen u can.

We've been coming here for the past 3 years, even bringing people over. But, we came in today and…read morethe place we once loved feels it's losing the care it used to transmit. The menu's were so dirty we barely wanted to touch them, the utensils and the napkins were also in very dirty conditions. The glasses that come with the water smelled really bad. We have always ordered the same things because we loved them, today my boyfriend's turkey and avocado sandwich barely had any ingredients compared to how they used to be, and yet I payed the same amount. This place is losing quality, which is the thing that allows regular costumers to keep coming back. Today we have decided to not come back in a while because the loss of quality in service and in food is so evident. Please look into this, we loved this place. Hopefully in the future some of the issues get addressed, for the best of the business. God bless you!

Stopped by Classica Victoria and had a great experience. The empanadas were excellent--crispy,…read moreflavorful, and clearly made fresh. I also tried one of their croissants, which was perfectly flaky and buttery, just the way a good croissant should be. Simple, delicious, and definitely worth a visit if you're looking for great pastries and savory bites. I'll definitely be coming back to try more!

I came here to grab a small bite to eat and get some work done. The ambiance is nice which is what…read moredrew me to the cafe. However, even though they have WIFI, they have very few outlets. The outlets they do have do not even work. The food menu is a bit pricey for what you get. A small slice of quiche was very marked up, and two small empanadas were $11. The lattes were also pricey and not even made with freshly ground espresso. The food took a long time to come out, even though it was pre-made and just needed to be heated up. I stayed because the staff was very welcoming and friendly. They offered me a complimentary dessert for waiting so long for my food which was nice. It's a fine cafe for grabbing a bite, but not good if you are looking to relax and get some work done on your laptop.

I absolutely love Pavlova and usually come by here when I am visiting my sister. It is perfect for…read moreone person and I literally crave this. The texture is perfect and they are always fresh! There is plenty of room to sit and enjoy your dessert and the staff is amazing!

Excelente atención y comida / café ... demasiado calor adentro , falta el aire ...noto ese tema…read moredesde hace un tiempo Largo ahora se nota más con el calor