Took the kids for lunch. The food was fine and prices are decent. But the main draw is the water feature where they can feed fish and sharks. Kept them occupied the whole meal.

Stumbled on this place driving through the keys. The grouper sandwich my husband got looked great, but my bowl with tostones was the real winner. Their cafecito at the end was a nice touch, though I wish they had a short wine list to go with the seafood. Service was super friendly.

The manager, Angel, noticed my veteran&#39;s hat and offered a discount without me even asking. It was a very thoughtful gesture. The food was decent, though my steak was a bit overdone.

Just came from a dive. Their poke bowl was exactly what I needed. Fresh tuna, light rice. Grabbed a mango smoothie too. Hit the spot without weighing me down.

Poolside service is handy, they bring the food out quick and clear the plates. Makes it easy to just relax. The burger was decent, fries a bit soggy though.

As a New Yorker, this is the closest to real NY pizza in the Keys. The crust is spot-on, dripping with olive oil and fresh mozzarella.

Friendly cashiers, sure, but the real star was their house red. It was a perfect match for the pasta, really brought out the sauce. Service was quick, got my order in no time.

Sunset happy hour is the move here. Mario and Kingston are chill. Drinks hit the spot, vibes are solid. Just a good place to unwind after work.

Been coming here for years. The artisanal cheese board is the main reason. It&#39;s always the same quality, never a miss. Just a solid, reliable choice. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

The patio seating by the canal is just lovely. It was so peaceful for a quiet lunch. The whole place has that easygoing Keys feel, which is exactly what I was hoping for. A really nice, comfortable spot.

Service was friendly but a little slow. The manager did stop by our table, which was a nice touch. I had the ribeye, and the sommelier&#39;s cabernet suggestion was spot on. Made the wait easier.

Tried the new bang bang cauliflower and it was a fun twist. The sauce had a nice kick, and the cauliflower was crispy without being greasy. The brioche pretzel bread was also good, but the cauliflower was the star for me.

The bartenders here are pretty good. They&rsquo;re friendly and know their stuff. One made me a drink I hadn&rsquo;t tried before&mdash;it was decent. The place was a bit loud, but I enjoyed the vibe.

The warm banana bread they bring out at the start is the real star. Moist, with a deep caramelized banana flavor. It&#39;s complimentary, but honestly, I&#39;d pay for it. Sets a high bar for the rest of the meal.

Staff was super helpful with a custom drink order. Got it right on the first try, even with a few tweaks. Quick service for a Keys spot.

Heard the buzz about their key lime pie and had to try it. The crust was buttery and crisp, and the filling had that perfect tart-sweet balance. Honestly, I&#39;d swing by just for a slice of that pie.

The cucumber lime agua fresca was perfect for the heat. I appreciated the corn tortillas for my gluten-free friend. It&#39;s a reliable spot for a quick, budget-friendly bite.

Food came out super fast and was cooked just right. The portion for the price was solid, I left full without breaking the bank. Views were a nice bonus.

The fish and chips were solid. The fish was fresh, and the hand-cut fries had a nice homemade taste. A crisp lager would pair perfectly with this.

The candy-making process in the open kitchen is the main draw. It&#39;s clean and organized, with a nice nostalgic feel. A solid stop if you&#39;re in the area, especially with family. The kids were definitely entertained.

Stumbled upon this place on Duval Street. Their blackened shrimp tacos are loaded, and that mango pineapple salsa is a game-changer.

Stopped by for a drink, then decided to grab a bite. The fish tacos were really solid&mdash;fresh, crispy fish, good slaw. Key lime pie was a nice surprise, not too sweet. Ended up staying longer than planned.

The Bent Prop helped make my daughters last minute wedding truly memorable. Instead of 6 people at the courthouse, there were 30+ people on the beach followed by a great outdoor reception by the water. Everyone raved about their steaks &amp; I couldn&#39;t say enough about the fish plate. The servers were right on top of everything w/o being overwhelming. All of this, the day after Mother&#39;s Day. Note to her older sister...... try giving people more than a weeks&#39; notice if you decide to go this route.

Perfect spot for a quick bite after the Key West Express. Dark bar, cold beer, chips.

Sam was so friendly and helped us pick a great wine. The hummus was nice, and the seats were comfortable for a relaxed evening.

The smoked salmon Benedict was really nice. I liked that the hollandaise sauce was generous and not skimpy. The fruit bowl on the side was huge and fresh, definitely enough for two. A comfortable spot for a quiet breakfast.

We popped in for dessert before our tour. The atmosphere was cozy and the staff were really friendly. I had the apple pie with ice cream - it was just the right amount of sweet. A nice, relaxing spot.

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The best restaurants in Monroe County

Key Largo Fisheries Backyard Cafe

Pilot House Restaurant & Marina

Wendy's

Eco Eats

Bogie's Cafe

Tower Of Pizza

Arby's

Breezer's Tiki Bar

Gus' Grille - Reefhouse Resort & Marina

The Buzzard's Roost

Skippers Dockside

Havana Jack's Oceanside Restaurant and Bar

Las Olas

Lazy Lobster Seafood Restaurant

Starbucks

S.S. Wreck & Galley Grill

Tacos Jalisco

Calusa

The Docks Restaurant + Raw Bar

River Street Sweets

Kaya Island Eats

Salty Frog's Bar & Grill

The Bent Prop Bar & Grill

Latitudes - Sunset Key Cottages

The Dive Bar Shirt Club

Vinos on Duval

One Duval

Mattheessen's

China Garden West

Coco's Kitchen