Great place to sit at the bar and have dinner or cocktails and snacks!…read more Open air to the beautiful outdoors in sunny Florida. Prices were not that bad. Cocktails were good. Food was average. Bartender was super friendly!! We enjoyed talking with him!

We came here for Sunday Brunch and according to their social media, Lightkeepers at the Ritz…read moreCarlton Key Biscayne has 2 brunch pricing options: 1) Brunch buffet with select bottomless beverages for $145/person + service charge and tax, or 2) Bottomless mimosas, bloody marys, proseco and a few other selections for $45/person and you can order food a la carte from their menu. We usually hit a few brunch buffets per year on average; In my opinion, the offering at Lightkeepers is simply not worth the cost vs. brunch experiences we've had at other Miami area restaurants. We arrived and were seated right away on the outdoor patio and this area was dog friendly with a few patrons there with their furry companions. The server was friendly and outgoing throughout our time here and asked if we were interested in brunch. She listed off the usual, standard brunch drink options, but there was nothing terribly unique or creative about any of them. The one interesting thing is that they had carafes and dispensers of most of the brunch drinks at the end of the buffet line, so I guess if your server wasn't bringing them fast enough, you could go and get your own. One nearby table paid their tab and cashed out following their meal, but continued going back to those dispensers to serve themselves additional beverages before leaving. The buffet itself was solid, featuring most of the usual American-fare items one might expect and the amount of options and presentation was good, but really wasn't anything highly impressive or noteworthy, especially considering the pricepoint - which was $373 with included service charge and tax for 2 people. For brunch, I think I prefer the following: Prime Fish - Nearly the same unlimited food and beverage selections as Lightkeepers in a beautiful setting, but about 1/2 the price. Quinto in Brickell - Cheaper, also unlimited food and drink (though not buffet-style), with many more unique and creative bottomless drinks available vs. Lightkeepers. LaMar - Costs nearly as much as Lightkeepers, but more creative food options, incredible presentation, many more creative drinks vs. Lightkeepers and one can also request nearly anything they wish from the bar for the 2 hour bottomless time period.

From the moment I walked through the door, I knew this was going to be a great find! This café has…read moresuch a cozy, welcoming atmosphere, along with an impressive selection of freshly baked goods, sandwiches, and plenty of tempting options. Our server, Merlon, truly elevated the experience. He was friendly, courteous, attentive, and offered some excellent recommendations. When we asked about the French Dip, he confidently told us it was one of the best things on the menu. Well, Merlon was NOT exaggerating! The French Dip was absolutely delicious, packed with flavor and perfectly prepared. Every bite was satisfying, and the service was just as impressive as the food. A cozy café, delicious food, and exceptional hospitality are a winning combination. Merlon, thank you for taking such great care of us! I'll definitely be back soon to explore more of the menu. This is exactly the kind of local gem Yelp Elite members love discovering!

So I've been here a total of 2 times. And they'll probably be sick of me because I plan to go more…read more We visit key biscayne often enough for this to be part of our morning routine! On our first visit, they were practically out of their pastries at 11am on a SUNDAY. So we only had their coffee. I was blown away on how good it was. They really know what they're doing. Service was a bit off putting. I was standing at the register and the workers were talking amongst themselves non chalantly. Their coffee though merited enough for a second visit. This time they were actively baking and bringing out pastries. We enjoyed their coffee and had some pastries. This time a lady took my order and she was super friendly. Croissant: perfect. Flaky. Soft. Almond chocolate croissant: my bf had this one. It had chocolate and some kind of almond filling inside. He loved it! I'm pretty vanilla so I thought it was okay. Like I said, I'll be happy to support this business when we come and visit biscayne. See you soon!

While in the area for a beach soccer training, the wife and I decided to stop in to Flour &…read moreWeirdoughs. I had been hearing about them and wanted to check them out. It's a small bakery which honestly we passed because the signage is small. Parking is not plentiful in the front but they have additional parking a little further down the street. We grabbed some of the items recommended to us by the staff which included their famous cinnamon roll, a glazed donut, eggs deep and a stuffed donut with arroz con leche and mango. The cinnamon roll was good. I would have preferred it with more glaze and maybe warmed up. The glazed donut was on the dense side. My favorite by far was the eggs deep which was a savory eggs, cheese and bacon inside a croissant. It was delicious. I honestly didn't want to share. The arroz con leche and mango chunks donut was also really good. It was moist and creamy. They also had Good Apple juice which I had been dying to find and it didn't disappoint. Service was great. Staff were friendly and answered all my questions. I was overall happy with the experience and would come again when in the area.

Amazing breakfast spot on Key Biscayne! A perfect place to stop by after golf or tennis. They have…read moreconvenient parking right at the plaza, which makes it very easy. I had the Turkish eggs, and they were delicious. The sourdough bread was excellent, and the pastries looked absolutely beautiful and tempting. The coffee was great as well -- I really liked the milk-to-coffee ratio in my cappuccino. I asked them to make it at the right temperature, and they did it perfectly. The only thing I think they could improve is the foam texture -- that's probably the one area to work on. The service was amazing -- everyone was very welcoming, warm, and attentive. Overall, a lovely place for a relaxed breakfast experience!

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.

It looks so good, I forgot to take a picture. And it taste tasted and even better. There was a…read morelittle wait but we were here during their busy time. I had the Verde, avocado bread (GF) with poached eggs and caramelized onions. Incredible!!! He had the Post-Apocalyptic Breakfast with bacon, eggs, Ham croissant, Avocado Toast, Oats with Fruit and a waffle with fruit. A lot of food, all delicious!

Came here for dinner with a group of 6 on a Friday. I was a bit concerned, as the couple who made…read morethe reservation for our group here normally go to proper "sit down and be served" restaurants, and Craft always reminded me of more of a bistro with a relatively simple menu and somewhat stark presentations. Also, when we arrived here most all the outdoor tables for the surrounding restaurants were full, while the tables at Craft were empty for the most part. This Craft location isn't large - the interior of the restaurant is especially small with just a walk-up counter and a few smaller tables. Most of their seating is on the patio area in front of the entrance, and they were happy to move a few tables together to accommodate our group of 6. We each ordered a cocktail to start, which were well-made, and then we ordered our main courses. Those who got pizzas said they were really good. I had the milanesa caprese and it was also good, though the caesar salad I ordered for my side had large chunks of both tomato and bacon, and the white dressing definitely wasn't caeser and was relatively flavorless. While I'd give our overall experience on that night 4 stars and I'd note that service was attentive throughout our time here, there are other restaurants I'd likely patronize both in this plaza and the few adjacent ones before I'd consider returning to Craft for dinner. That said, I'd definitely come here as a solid spot for breakfast or a quick lunch.

I've been here several times and it's always been Great service great food! i will come back!read more

Amazing breakfast spot - great food, cute and clean atmosphere, and friendly staff. The Ted's…read moreSpecial delivered and we finished with a delicious croissant donut.

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.

I stand on my original review which was also five star…read more I have always adored Narbona. I still do. * * * This is a note that their dulce de leche is over the top amazing ... Even in Miami where there are hundreds of establishments with good dulce de leche. They put that dulce de leche on a bunch of different things ... Some of which do not appear on Narbona's internet menu. On the particular day I was there, You could get the dulce de leche on a flan. I usually am not a flan fan. But I went to the moon and back 600 times over that dessert. * * * Again ... see the original review. But life is too short not to put dulce de leche on everything. I suspect Narbona's dulce de leche is the best in town. If you are skeptical of that claim, There is only one way to resolve that dispute. Time to go up and down all of the Great Miami Metropolitan area Eating all the dulce de leche desserts we can find. This will take a while ... But I've got time.

Had an excellent experience at Narbona and it absolutely lived up to the hype…read more First off, the service was outstanding. The staff was attentive without being overbearing, genuinely friendly, and very knowledgeable about the menu. You can tell they take pride in what they're serving. I ordered a steak and the temperature was cooked perfectly -- exactly as requested. That's something a lot of places miss, but they nailed it. The sear, the tenderness, everything was spot on. The quality of the food really stands out. You can taste that they're using premium ingredients, and everything feels thoughtfully prepared rather than rushed. Pricing felt fair for the level of quality and atmosphere. You're getting a high-end experience without feeling like you overpaid. And I have to mention the chimichurri -- easily one of the best I've had. Fresh, balanced, and packed with flavor. It elevated the steak even more. Overall, Narbona is a great spot whether you're a local or just visiting Key Biscayne.

Associated with the Ritz, this restaurant is roughly what you'd expect. The food is solidly good,…read morebut more expensive than what you would pay at a stand-alone restaurant. The price tag is solely for the atmosphere you get being at a beachside restaurant associated with the Ritz. The view was only meh in my opinion. I didn't think you could really see much of the beach due to the dunes/vegetation. Maybe the landscaping has changed since prior reviewers visited. The server was very friendly and accommodating, but overall food/service was kind of slow. Essentially, we ate here for the convenience of a beachside meal and to avoid walking back to our room, but I don't think we would come back.

The chips!! Love when a Mexican restaurant has the thin crispy homemade chips!!…read more Beautiful location, outdoor restaurant on the beach. The food was delicious. Waitress was super nice!! A little pricey- but expected at the Ritz. I would for sure eat there again.

Delicious food, loved the savory rotisserie chicken and artfully-arranged house salad. Staff were…read morekind and helpful. However, the store was so packed, it was impossible to find a table the entire time I spent waiting for my food. One aggravated patron exacerbated an already stressful atmosphere by slamming his utensils and a napkin dispenser down, pretending to cough, and flashing his issue of The Economist at me.

Lots of nice snacks, cheese, meat, etc. The food looked very good, specifically the meat. Tried the…read moretruffle burger... the actually burger was cooked well but there was absolutely no truffle in it. I guess they call it a truffle burger because it comes with a side of truffle fries but that's very misleading. And only the top few fries tasted like truffle. The rest were just normal. Really disappointing.