Food was fantastic! The location was also very cute as well with outdoor seating along the water.read more

Note: This review is based solely on their Key lime pie, although my other half remarked he'd been…read morehere before and said the food was good, so 5 stars until I ever come back here again. 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 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. 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.

Convenient location in downtown key west and live music. Great ambiance for an early dinner. We had…read morethe following: - frog legs 3/5. First and maybe last time I'll have frog legs. It tastes like chicken, but I can't get over the texture and looking at the muscular legs :/ - conch fritters 4/5 - pretty good and Lege portion - grouper sandwich 5/5. Very good and the fries were also amazing

Nasty drinks/ unorganized service Go elsewhere to catch the…read moresunset Plenty of other options

We had breakfast here. "Brunch" is not actually brunch. They have Bloody Marys and mimosas. Service…read morewas fine. It's all outdoor and chickens provide the entertainment. Lol. I had the 2 egg breakfast with choice of meat and bread. He had the chopped corned beef and eggs with hollandaise. We both had "island home fries". Those very not tasty and seemed to have been kept warm too long, as some were hard. Husband did not care for chopped corned beef. The eggs were enough to feed a few more people. Overall it was okay.

We stopped here on our stroll of the town and had a Cobb salad, which was fresh and delicious. The…read moreoutdoor patio area is very lovely, quiet, and clean. Bottles of chicken repellent (water) are placed at each table; however, we spied no problematic poultry and were left in peace. Waitstaff are welcoming and helpful. We had also visited the RamsHead location in Annapolis last year for a concert by a Key West musician and have found both venues to be predictably great!

(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.

I had breakfast at Christopher's (La Te Da). It was really awesome. I had a very large omelette…read morethat seemed like a 4 Egger. It had a ton of cheese with sausage, tomatoes, red onion and spinach. The homemade potatoes were truly delicious too. Service and ambiance were great. Hotel guests get 20% off your check and tea and coffee are free. It was a great experience.

We had a nice meal here. It is a super cute hotel and I would have loved to been able to catch a…read moredrag show next time. We sat by the pool which was gorgeous and nicely shaded. Our server was friendly and helpful. The food was pretty good! We enjoyed the baked Brie appetizer and cocktails were good as well.

We were the only ones dining - arrive at 5pm just in time for the dinner menu…read more Staff was nice and the outdoor area is cute with a big mirror too. Decent vegetarian options I would say! Though a "Caribbean " restaurant, I wouldn't say there was much on the menu that screamed Caribbean lol The lobster roll was better than I expected (I have low expectations as many places do them wrong) but great toasted bun but wish I could taste more of that key lime Aioli (which ultimately made me get it !)

This was part of our walking food tour, so we didn't get to experience the full dining experience…read more One of the featured items during our stop was the fried conch, but due to an allergy issue, I opted out and was given two chicken tacos instead. The chicken tacos were actually pretty good -- mild yet flavorful. Surprisingly, the chicken was moist and tender rather than dry, which I appreciated. The area was louder than I expected, but it also seemed very popular with both tourists and locals alike. The restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor seating, along with a huge full bar. From what I saw on other people's tables, the portion sizes were very generous, making it feel like a good value for the money. Overall, I'd recommend this place, especially if it's included as part of a local food tour.

Went with a friend from work, what a great and relaxing environment, the drinks were amazing and…read morethe food was fantastic. Ray was our waiter very attentive and friendly made sure we always had what we needed. We will definitely be back.!!!!!!

This place showed up on the restaurant card so we decided to give it a try. Probably should have…read moreleft it. Server felt like he had never served before a day in his life. Couldn't tell me in the onion rings were breaded or battered. All the food feels like the Sysco special. The drink was good but I have to say I've never gotten a Martini in a plastic Martini glass. The manager was super nice and made it "right" for us. They had only been open about 3 weeks when we were there, so I'd give them some time to figure their stuff out and may try it again the next time we're in town, but I don't go to Key West to eat flash frozen food from Sysco, so I definitely hope that is one of the first things they "figure out"

Stayed next door. Ate there several times during our stay. We ate a different dish each night. Eric…read morethe bartender treated us right. The staff and service was top notch. We don't usually eat at the same place on vacation. This place was different, it just felt right.

The food was very good. Fresh, hot and very well seasoned. Our server was a little older gal who…read morewas excellent and treated us right. My only critique is it felt like an icebox in there, but it wouldn't stop me from going back.