The hot chocolate was absolutely amazing and not too hot on this warm day. I followed with the…read moreGreek yogurt with granola, fruit, and honey. It was tasty. I also had the Queen's Annan which was spectacular. My family enjoyed their meals of the veggie Benedict and the green tartine. The waitstaff was funny -Carlos. Would definitely recommend.

We walked in an hour before closing time (3pm), which turned out to be perfect. Every time we…read morepassed by this place earlier in the day, it was always packed from opening onward. I forgot to take a photo of their cold brew process that was being done in the morning, but it was fascinating to watch. The process looked painstakingly slow, yet very cool and worth seeing. After a long day of walking and sightseeing, a small afternoon coffee break was much needed. We ordered iced coffee along with a slice of honey cake. The cake was moist, not overly sweet, and paired perfectly with either iced or hot coffee. The only downside was the service toward the end of our visit. Since they were preparing to close, the staff had already started putting things away and cleaning while customers were still seated and eating or drinking. Personally, I think cleaning should begin after closing time rather than while guests are still trying to enjoy their experience. Overall, I'd definitely come back for the honey cake and would love to try their cold brew next time.

We tried a few different locations for croissants and pastries and this truly is the place to go…read more When you step inside it is very small and can get packed quickly, but it is worth the wait. The staff is quick to get you your order and has fresh pastries each day. We ordered a box of pastries and they were all fresh and delicious, not stale or hard as our experiences at other locations had been. The breakfast burrito was amazing and was talked about for the next few days and became a staple order. The coffee was good and I appreciated that they offered dairy free options for their coffee.

Quaint to-go cafe in key west. We tried the cafe since Fitch hotels offered a $10 discount/day…read more We tried the following: - croissant breakfast sandwich with egg and cheese 4/5. The egg was cooked perfectly, nice and fluffy - lunch wrap - 3/5. A bit plain. Tasted really healthy like I could've made it myself - ham and cheese croissant - 4/5. Hit the spot, but nothing unique - roast beef sandwich - 3/5. The roast beef was a bit stringy - iced coffee - 4/5. Nice and smooth

OMG! My friend and I thought we were walking into a bakery…read moretype store. We didn't expect an "intimate" and "sensual" experience with dessert. We went on Sunday evening around 6pm and were able to be seated right away. (We weren't sure if we were dressed appropriately.) They gave us an intro of their menu and shared favorites. We ordered the fourgasm and French kiss cocktails. It was so so so delicious. Our favorite was the red velvet cheesecake. We also got the key lime dessert. I don't like pie so this was the perfect way to experience the key lime desserts. 10/10 I'll be back.

We had fabulous desserts this evening at Key West's Better Than Sex! This adults-only,…read morespeakeasy-style dessert restaurant is located just off Duval Street. Famous for its provocative menu and intimate, candlelit atmosphere, the spot serves decadent, house-made, chocolate-heavy creations.Beyond the food, the experience features signature cocktails and wines served in glasses with rims coated in melted chocolate! Because of its popularity for date nights and late-night indulgence, making a reservation in advance is recommended. We booked 24 hours in advance.

Can't go wrong eating here. The food and service is some of the best on the island…read more As the restaurant is across the street from our favorite hotel, I start my day with a cafe con leche every morning. The Cuban sandwich is outstanding. Everything is cooked to order. Looking forward to our next visit.

I'm disappointed. Lettuce, tomatoes and onions have no place on a Cuban sandwich…read more I'm from Tampa were they know how to make a proper Cuban Sandwich.

This is such a cute little cafe in Key West and it is off of the busy streets, so it is a quiet and…read morepeaceful place to eat. The cafe is small in space but big in ambiance, service and flavor. Our server was super friendly and caring. She wanted to make sure we had all the details to make the best choices. Three of us ordered the potato quiche of the day special, which came with a fresh and crisp side salad. The quiche portion was large and it was very good. I would typically eat half that amount, but I had to finish it! The pastries were also top notch. One of us has a sweet tooth so he ordered a cinnamon roll and a chocolate long john filled with chocolate mousse...oh my, so delicious! Highly recommend Frenchies Cafe for a peaceful and high quality breakfast or lunch in Key West!

Fist time here and what a delight! Close to our place we are staying, which was very convenient and…read moreno line..woot woot. We placed a carryout order, and it was so fast. I had the drip coffee with cream and the wife had the same with addtl. Sweetner. Coffee was really good and I might need it a bit stronger tomorrow. I had the breakfast sandwich, croissant with ham egg n cheese...wowzers it was fantastic...Thank You. The wife had a croissant and she loved it as well. Service was very friendly and top notch. Thank You Frenchies Cafe staff!

Never had heard of this place, but it's basically across the street from my favorite bar The Roost…read more Found this place on yelp, and it turned out, it was less than a block from my hotel on Duvall, La Concha, autograph by Marriott. The place is very small and very packed, so I would advise to get there either early or filter to run for a later brunch. The space is pretty small, but it is really cute and the baked goods are insane and gone by 10 on a Friday. Fresh baked bread fresh pastries looked unbelievably good. They have a large selection of fresh maid smoothies, and juices made while you wait which is perfect for after a night of drinking! I saw some pictures on Yelp of the eggs Benedict and they have a full page devoted to different types of eggs Benedict. I decided on this smoked salmon eggs Benedict and it was probably the best I've ever eaten in my life in any country. It was literally that outstanding!! The food comes out relatively fast although they're insanely busy and it's efficient.. It's not a place you lounge around with a lot of people - eat and get out, because there is a line waiting to be seated no matter what day what time. These servers really hustle too. This place is also known for its coffee which they have a lot of different varieties iced and hot and it's absolutely top-notch, pair that with some fresh baked goods and you've got yourself one hell of a start to your day. I've always loved Evelyn's for breakfast or Sarabeth's, but this place blew it away in my opinion and I've been coming here for 15 years for work. This is my absolute go to breakfast place for you yelpers if you're interested - I don't think you'll be disappointed!!

The Lobster Benedict was wonderful and flavorful with the eggs poached perfectly. The Kokette eggs…read morewere very overcooked. In retrospect I should have asked them to be redone. Everything was so firm that I couldn't dip or spread anything onto the toast. We waited a pretty long time so maybe I was just too hungry to send these back! Green juice and orange juice were nice. We were originally say at a very very small "shelf" that would be fine for coffee but not for a meal. We moved to a table and that was much better.

From their own roasted coffee to the fantastic doughnuts, this place was fantastic. I had the…read moreCuban coffee cake doughnut and the apple fritter during my visits. So thankful this was close to where we stayed. Coffee so good a bag of freshly roasted beans had to make the trip back to Saint aug with me. A+.

Last morning in Key West and I finally made it here, just after watching the sunrise at the…read moreSouthernmost Point buoy. I arrived around 7:30 a.m., and the place was already starting to get busy. Food They offer a very interesting assortment of donuts, including flavors you don't typically see elsewhere. Options like Blueberry Cheesecake, Brown Butter Hazelnut, and Cuban Coffee Cake stand out. I chose the Cuban Coffee Cake. It was essentially a spiced coffee cake shaped like a donut, topped with plenty of glaze and crumble. The portion was generous. It could easily feed two people, but I managed to finish the entire thing. For a beverage, I ordered a Mocha Latte. The flavor was very good, but it was served on the cool side. It was completely cold before I finished, and I ended up tossing the last portion. They only serve drinks in paper cups, not ceramic mugs. Although mugs were visible, I was told the health department does not allow them to use them. For me, coffee in a real mug always feels better than paper. Service I have mixed feelings about the service. The person taking my order seemed a bit on edge. When I asked about the mug situation, she appeared annoyed that I would even ask. Since it was my first visit, I asked about the most popular donut, and that also seemed to irritate her. I rephrased and asked for her personal favorite instead, which she answered more willingly. I noticed a few other staff interactions, and the overall tone of the crew felt tense. Not sure if that's typical or if it was just a busy morning. Atmosphere I took a small table inside to finish my coffee and donut. There are several small tables, best suited for two people. Toward the back of the dining area there were boxes and pallets visible. This isn't necessarily a place you visit for ambiance. Most people grabbed a box of donuts and left. Only a handful were dining inside. If you want a good donut with creative flavors, this place delivers. Just don't expect a relaxed coffee shop experience with welcoming, friendly staff.