Looks packed, but you squeeze in anyway. You missed the menu because it's on a big TV right in…read moreplain sight. The guys take your order with the funky music cranked and everyone is vibing out. The pizza is crispy, and perfect. Order up a Cooper sharp sub with a bit of steak... so good. We went back every night of our stay in Key West. Mr. Z's? Yes, please.

Been coming to Zs since they have been open. As of recent all employees have left or been let go…read moreother than a few. The rudest of all still there. Food has been undercooked, overcooked, skimp, or just lack of care I think. Witnessed a lady weighing pizzas at one point. Mike originally ran well. Now it seems profit is more important than quality service. Was my favorite spot for pizza here but I'd rather try my luck down the road. Used to be lively and fun. Now just depressing and sub par. What a shame.

darn good pizza…read more ordered off the menu, not at lunch. it was a very good and tasty pizza.

This is our go to pizza on the island. We are from western NY so we know good pizza and wings and…read moreBig John's does not disappoint. Even the delivery driver is great. Highly recommend.

It's a great spot for the Duval scene and people watching. We sat at the smaller bar in the front…read morefor a late night snack. We got pub style food and a salad. Everything was good. Our bartender was sweet, and attentive. It's a great place to visit.

Our first night in Key West we were all hungry from the trip and looking for somewhere to get…read morestarted with the drinks and food. Came over to Caroline's because it was one of the less crowded spots but still located right there amidst the action. It's all outdoors and wooden boardwalk type tables, although the fans helped keep it somewhat cooler and less humid. A natural vibe for the geographical region though. We were able to get seated right away, however the service was a bit slow and we noticed people around us who were seated after us getting their food well before us. It finally did come and it was solid. Nothing to write home about but a solid option on the strip for some food and drinks. Wouldn't say I'd go seek it out, but if you're looking around and need decent prices and food and can't decide or everywhere is packed, you'll be safe with it.

Best breakfast in Key West!!! I always eat breakfast there before flying back home from fly fishing…read morewith my guide. The staff are always friendly and attentive. Can't go wrong!!!!

We had breakfast at Sarabeth's in Key West and ordered the Filet Lobster Avocado Benedict. The…read moreservice was amazing, and the atmosphere was really nice and welcoming. The food was just okay for us. I ordered the filet medium/medium-well, but one piece was much too undercooked for me to eat, while another was good. The lobster also had a texture that I personally didn't enjoy. Maybe we simply picked the wrong dish, because overall, we still had a nice experience. I also have to give them credit for the little details -- my 4-year-old daughter got a cup that changes color with the ice, and she thought it was so entertaining! I haven't seen that in many restaurants, and it was such a fun touch for kids.

Came here in search of conch fritter and walked into a little piece of Cuba in the heart of Key…read moreWest. This place was so packed I didn't get to try much food or drinks. I think that it being so full of people speaks for itself. The conch fritters came with a sweet Sriracha sauce and a red tartar sauce. I preferred the red tartar sauce while my friend preferred the Sriracha sauce. Not the best fritters I've tried in the Keys, but I'm giving this place 4 out of 5 Stars simply because it was packed and I guess it wouldn't be so good if it wasn't packed. Cuban espresso coffee was awesome for all my coffee lovers. #ThankMeLater.

Good food. First time having conch salad. Super hot coffee…read more Outside seating was not crowded at all in the early morning hours. The people from the deli shop came out to clean the benches after customers. Dining with chicken is a new experience.

We visited this restaurant in our hotel a couple different times during our stay. Once for lunch…read moreand once for breakfast. Both times the service was great. Food was pretty good but the drinks were my favorite part. The cocktails were fresh tasting and hit the spot for the heat. If you're staying there you can also get them to go and sit by the pool.

Grove Kitchen and Bar saved us from having to choose between lunch and lounge time during our two…read morepool days at Parrot Key - we got to enjoy both simultaneously! The perfect tables right beside the lounge chairs meant we could alternate between bites and dips without missing a beat. Sure, the WiFi was down so we had to order at the bar instead of using the QR code system, but that just gave us an excuse to check out their fun cocktail menu up close. The Parrot Key Signature drink was liquid vacation in a glass - sweet, tropical, and exactly what we wanted by the pool. Food highlights? Those conch fritters were the best we found in the Keys (and we made it our mission to try them everywhere). The mountain of Barbacoa nachos could feed a small army (we barely made a dent), and the Shrimp BLT hit all the right notes. Only miss was the unavailable smashed avocado - those avocados just weren't ready for their moment. Pro tip: Grab a table by the loungers, order the fritters and a tropical drink, and enjoy the ultimate poolside lunch experience. WiFi or no WiFi, this spot delivers the perfect blend of convenience and flavor!

Anne's Kitchen is one of the best hidden gems in the Florida Keys…read more The food is always fresh, authentic, and made with so much care. My personal favorites are the lumpia, the hibachi steak and shrimp, and the fruit salad, which is absolutely incredible. Every meal I've had has been flavorful, generous, and consistently delicious. What makes Anne's Kitchen even more special is Anne herself. She's kind, hardworking, and genuinely cares about her customers. As a woman-owned, family-run business, you can feel the love and dedication that goes into everything they serve. If you're looking for authentic Filipino food in the Keys, this place is a must-visit. I would eat here every day if I could. Highly recommend!

This is a great Asian food truck parked at Triton Sea Center in Big Pine Key. It's a "one-woman"…read moreoperation, she takes your order, she cooks and she charges. It's mainly takeout, but they recently placed some benches with umbrellas outside. They use quality ingredients and it's all fresh. I suggest you placing your order ahead of time and takeout. I highly recommend Anne's for a quick bite or for a no cooking night.

(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.

I really loved Matt's on stick island for breakfast. It's relaxed, has tables that over look the…read morewater and a decent menu to choose from. I enjoyed their shrimp and crab omelettes and their southern eggs Benedict were also good. I was staying at the hotel and so had breakfast here every day. Their regular drip coffee was the only thing I didn't like that much. I also had dinner here but do not rate it as highly as the breakfast - thought it was over priced for what it was. So i definitely recommend the breakfast with unbeatable views. As for dinner, I'd say try a different place. Service was always professional and friendly and also quite prompt but not rushed.