It had been about a year since I'd been to Denny's Latin Cafe on Overseas Highway in Key Largo, and…read moreI decided it was time to make the trip back to what I've previously called the best Cuban food north of Havana. I walked in and was greeted warmly, and within minutes I was reminded why I remembered this place so well. It's authentic. No gimmicks. No trying too hard. Just good Cuban food. Since breakfast is clearly one of their superpowers, I went with the breakfast burrito loaded with eggs, cheese and potatoes. Wow. "Delicious" doesn't really do it justice. The eggs were perfectly seasoned, the potatoes had that beautiful crispness, and then they brought out their jalapeño hot sauce. I put some on the burrito and immediately asked, "Do you bottle this?" Yeah. It was that good. We also had the steak and eggs, and they nailed that too. Perfectly runny eggs next to a juicy, flavorful flank steak. Exactly what breakfast is supposed to be. A year later, the verdict hasn't changed. Yeah, this is the real deal. I still maintain that Denny's Latin Cafe serves the best Cuban food north of Havana. Five stars. And if somebody knows where I can get a bottle of that jalapeño sauce, we need to talk.

We come to the Keys every year for lobster season, and even though this café requires making an…read moreextra drive and a U-turn to get to, it's always worth it. It's become one of our annual traditions. The restaurant is a great size with plenty of seating. You can grab a seat at the bar if you want to enjoy breakfast there, or choose from one of the many tables throughout the restaurant. During our three mornings in the Keys, we never actually sat down to eat. Instead, we stopped in each morning for a café con leche and a few pastries to take back to the villa where we were staying. Everything was fresh, delicious, and the perfect way to start the day. The service is always friendly, the atmosphere is welcoming, and it's one of those places we genuinely look forward to visiting every year. If you're looking for a great breakfast stop in the Keys, this place is definitely worth the extra drive.

The Cuban sandwich was THE BEST! The café con Leche was great too, highly recommend if you want…read morefresh Cuban bread and good pork!

It's a 4! Cafe con…read moreleche & a Cuban sandwich. Nothing great. Nice people. Great parking. The shop itself needs some work. I have eaten here a few times simply because they usually aren't too busy. It's fast and cheap - tough to find around here.

Went here this past weekend and had a phenomenal experience. The prices are incredible and the…read moretaste is superb. This is the perfect hole in the wall style joint to stop at while in the keys. The coffee tasted fantastic and did I mention how great the prices were? The place is not fancy by any means but the staff will make you feel welcomed and you will for sure be taken care of by the hospitality and great tasting food.

Went for taco Tuesday. Saw the menu has changed. Everything sounds good. I will need to go back to…read moretry some other things. You buy 3 tacos and get 3 free of the same kind. Got the steak, and it was tasty. Wish they did them separately, so you could get different ones. Maybe like 2 or 3 dolllar tacos on Tuesday. Pieces are very reasonable. Had the Moro as well, and it was good.

What a great little hidden gem! The staff made us feel right at home and has a family owned and…read moreoperated vibe. They offered great recommendations, and provided excellent service throughout our meal. The restaurant sits right on the water, creating a fun, laid-back atmosphere. In fact, if a boat goes by a little too fast, don't be surprised if you get a little splash--it just adds to the waterfront charm! I ordered the Ropa Vieja, and it was fantastic and a large portion. It was very flavorful, and tender. Overall, this was a great experience If you're looking for a cute spot for lunch or a casual dinner on the water with friendly service and delicious food, Restaurant on the Creek is definitely worth a visit.

This is our go-to lunch spot every year during lobster season. After spending the morning out on…read morethe water catching lobsters, we always stop here to fill up the boat with gas and grab lunch before heading back out or calling it a day. We've tried quite a few dishes over the years, and my favorites are the loaded chicken wrap and the Cuban cheesesteak. Whatever you order, don't skip the fried plantains--they're the perfect side. I have tried the skirt steak before, and it just wasn't my favorite, but everything else we've ordered has been consistently good. You can choose to sit inside in the air conditioning or outside at one of the covered picnic tables. Since you're right on the dock, it's a great place to relax, watch the boats come and go, and enjoy the Keys atmosphere. Good food, convenient fuel for the boat, and a waterfront location make this an annual stop for us every lobster season.

We go to a couple of different Pinecrest Bakeries in Miami, so we were anxious to try the Key Largo…read morebakery to compare. It was very similar to ours. Most of the ladies who work there do not speak English just like in Miami, but there is always one who speaks a little English and if you can speak a little Espanol and point to what you want, you will get what you came there for. Our server was friendly and helped us get our favorite guava pastries. Their prices are very reasonable here. They were fresh baked and smelled so good! They also have Cuban coffee, iced and hot. They make delicious cakes and donuts. And the favorite there is the Cuban Sandwich, which is generously filled with ham, shredded pork, pickle, cheese and crusty bread. They also have pastelitos and croquettas. Parking is right in front of the super cute casa restaurant. There is outdoor dining and a few tables inside also. They have a drive-in also. It is clean and nicely decorated. We will go back next trip.

First of all they had a drive through!! Already winning!!…read more We decided to split a croqueta sandwich which was absolutely bomb af. And we got some coffees to go. Definitely a good choice to save money. Why sit down for breakfast when you can take it to go!! The line was a little long but the ladies were sweet. And it was on our way to the beach. Can't get any better

10/5 stars if I could! This was hands down one of the best meals we had during our trip to the…read moreKeys. We were seated immediately, and there was plenty of indoor and outdoor seating overlooking a beautiful channel with boats constantly coming and going. I ordered the mahi mahi sandwich with sweet potato fries, served on a coconut bun, and it was quite possibly one of the best sandwiches I've ever eaten. Everything came out hot, fresh, and surprisingly fast. You could tell the food was made to order. The staff was genuinely friendly and never made us feel rushed, which made it easy to sit back and enjoy the view. The outdoor seating was fantastic and added so much to the experience. The restaurant is a little tucked away and can be easy to miss, but don't let that stop you--it is absolutely worth finding. We spent about $54 for two people, and considering the quality of the food, generous portions, service, and atmosphere, it was worth every penny. If you're in Key Largo looking for a great meal with a waterfront view, put Skippers Dockside on your list. We'll definitely be back.

You heard it right!!!!…read more One of THE BEST Key Lime Pies in the Florida Keys! I have been here a few times. VERY cool spot to hang out for a few beears or drinks. Food is excellent and customer service is exceptional. BUT........ What really stands out is their Key Lime Pie. I have been up and down the keys trying Key Lime Pie at almost every place I have stopped. Two have stood out: The version here at Skippers and the other at Captain Craigs in Tavernier. Both unbelievably delicious, both VERY different! RUN here today for your own slice!

Loved the lobster Loved the lobster bisque…read moreFriendly waitress and beautiful atmosphere!

Casual. Comfy atmosphere. Friendly staff…read more We started with the Conch House sampler and swapped out the jalapeños for more shrimp and fritters. The sampler comes with two conch fritters, two coconut shrimp, two bacon wrapped items (which we replaced), cracked conch, and lobster and conch ceviche. I have to say this while it's fresh in my mind. The moment I had the lobster and shrimp ceviche, I got chills. Just an incredible burst of flavor. Tiny bit of heat at the end but nothing overwhelming. Just really, really good. The conch fritters are solid too. Chewy, not over breaded, and served with two sauces. One is sweet and one is more of a mayo style. There's also something that eats like a conch curry puff situation. I liked the cracked conch better personally, but both are worth trying. The coconut shrimp is also really good. The sampler also comes with tortilla chips on the side. The lobster bisque is delicious. Great flavor with little chunks of what I'm pretty sure is lobster throughout. Nothing more to add really. It's just good. The mahi and avocado dish has a nice seared taste to it. Not flame broiled exactly, but that kind of grilled sear that you want on fish. The pico de gallo is similar to what came with the ceviche, and it works really well here. All in at $75.

Coffee was very in the keys. Can't wait to try the food. It all looked good. The service was…read moregood a well

I wanted to try Cuban sandwiches during our trip, but I also wanted to get away from the bustling,…read moretouristy Miami area and try one somewhere else. Daya's was a nice start to trying my first Cuban sandwich! FOOD: 7/10 Their Cuban sandwiches were H U G E and served piping hot. It was definitely very meaty and hearty. Our Cuban sandwich also came with a side of fries. We also tried their tamales, and those were pretty solid as well, especially when dipped in the sauce they had on the side. For drinks, my partner had the pineapple juice, and I had the guava juice. Both were very sweet for our liking, so we ended up watering them down a bit. SERVICE: 9/10 Nicest and chillest staff. They were very attentive, and I thought it was adorable hearing the side conversations they were having with one another. They were talking loudly enough for everyone to hear, but honestly, I thought it added character and made the place feel more real and lived-in. AMBIANCE: 7/10 Spacious space with multiple seating areas. Somehow, it had more of a simple cafe vibe, which I thought was interesting considering the name of the place and what they serve. Daya's Cafe was a nice start to my Cuban sandwich journey, but I'm sure there are plenty of other places out there that offer great experiences as well.

Cute location, it is a great place for Cuban breakfast or lunch! My husband said it was the best…read moreCuban sandwich he has ever had. My ham and cheese was also very good. The menu had a lot of great choices for food and drinks. Their muffins are really good as well. Inside was a little small and not much seating, but they have a very big outdoor space that was cooled with fans and not hot at all since it's covered and in the shade. You can walk out by the water and look around as well. Decorated fun too!

Very welcoming staff and excellent food and coffee! We have come back many times, and everything we…read morehave tried has been amazing. Our favorites are the chicken empanadas, cafe con leche, guava and cream cheese pastry, and the Islamorada breakfast bowl! They accidentally put dairy milk instead of oat milk in my latte and immediately changed it out and even brought out cinnamon for me too because they know I like that on my coffees. Couldn't recommend this place enough!