Nice Irish bar in downtown, with open pool tables and nice sticks. They pour a Guinness right, and…read moreyou can grab some food to go along with your beer. The atmosphere is total chill, no one is rushing, no one will bother, you just hang solo or with friends, or even better, make friends. I've been here a few times, mostly just come and get a Guinness. Something about that dry Irish stout, I don't know. The TV screens with sports are always on, it's mostly quiet, etc.

Amazing chicken tenders and mac and cheese. Cheap prices for Miami. Very good deals for HH. Also…read morethey do a full Irish breakfast! Hello!! Imma need to come back for that! Sat at the bar, bartender was nice and attentive. It's dark in here but it's like dive bar but not gross! Pool tables and fun peeps . I will be back!

This is a wonderful spot with lots of outside seating and parking. We sat at a table that felt like…read moreit was almost on top of the water, watching the pelicans fish and the sky change colors. The menu had a decent assortment of beers on draft and in bottle, both domestic and imported. The menu was spot on with a lot of great seafood options that highlighted local/ish species such as mahi mahi, grouper, and shrimp. Our server, Kathleen, made us feel very welcomed and efficiently took our orders. Service was prompt and the food hit the spot after a day of sailing in the sun. We will definitely go back!

I had 2 stone crab claws & 3 special oysters on the half shell. I had to wait 20 minutes for the…read moretruck to deliver the crab claws. It tasted fresh, presentation was great on ice. They cared. I really enjoyed the floor because it had some glass bottom panels next to the bar near my seat. Dog friendly. LOTS of fish next to the dock, so many! Easy to entertain yourself here looking at the plentiful fish at the marina right at the edge, or trying to look at them through the floor.

Awesome little brewery, tasting room & gift shop in the keys (Islamorada). Love the cool,…read morecolorful, laidback vibe. Friendly, helpful staff. Lots of choices for beer and "not beer" drinks.

Amazing vibe A must…read morestop on art walk days Try the smelly butt IPA and Gypsy Delight

You just can't get any more than this for a 'local place'. We sat in the long outdoor bar facing…read morethe water. The scene was awesome, picturesque! We weren't wearing bright day glow clothes with fanny packs, and Walt Disney sunglasses, but definitely felt like we were outsiders. Everybody was super nice to us, but it's just that feeling you have by looking around and seeing how other people are interacting. It was really just a perfect place on the water with cold beer. We were there for their AWESOME happy hour offerings, the HH menu on their website is not accurate. Here is an overview of what we had to eat from best first; -Lump Crabmeat covered tostones-AWESOME!! -Blackened Fish Nachos -Dirty French Fries -Pork Chicharrones & Fried Yuca -Hot Chicken Wings (I was sooo disappointed with them as they were meaty, cooked perfectly but NO flavor ) I highly recommend going here and will definitely be back!!

The seafood buffet apparently closed 2 months ago . No scallops no snow crab legs…read more We ordered the Mahi basket with fries. My wife had coleslaw. I had yellow rice . The only place in the island that overcooked the mahi. Dry all the way through. It was not a good experience. On the opposite end the home cut fries we're not cooked all the way and served lukewarm . So they were mealy and unpleasant. I sampled 4-5 from different areas just to make sure and it was just bad. The yellow rice was tasteless but extremely sticky. It would stick to anything it touched like the bottom of the fork or my hand or just anything. It made me wonder if they put in an additive for it to Clump or just didn't wash the rice. That would explain the presentation, a giant half dome serving from a scoop. My wife really enjoyed the coleslaw and she absolutely loved the Key Lime colada drink . Otherwise it was just the worst dining that we've had in 5 days in Islamorada

A taste and feel of Ireland in Miami, this Pub had it all!…read more The food was amazing here, we started with the Bavarian Pretzel which came with a sinus clearing mustard and a DELICIOUS cheese to dip in. The pretzel was piping hot like fresh out of the oven hot and it was a 10/10 pretzel. Then we had the Shepherds Pie which completely blew us away, extremely flavorful and the only complaint I'd have is I wish there was more. The wings were great we got the BBQ flavor and they were crispy and juicy and the BBQ was so good. Service was good everything came out relatively fast which I liked. The Ambiance here is what really makes this place as great as it is, it's very pretty inside, the bathrooms are clean and it's very much a polished Irish Pub, really transports you to Ireland!

This is such a nice little Irish pub. I came for St. Patrick's Day and had 2 drinks. The frozen…read moreIrish coffee was so good and I loved the little crumbs on top. Although, the Guinness Espresso Martini wasn't my favorite. It was a bit strong, the coffee essence didn't stand out like a classic espresso martini. The bartenders were friendly and quick at making the drinks. There are bites you can order from what I saw on the menu but I didn't really get anything to eat. Parking is okay, there's street parking along the side or down the street. Overall, you should definitely check them out for a few drinks.

This is one of our go-to's every trip. Snappers always has good, friendly service. The live music…read moreis also always really great and such a vibe. Views are great. Lots of outdoor seating and plenty inside too. Pro tip- wear long pants and bring a light long sleeve top. I get eaten up by mosquitos every time. It's a fun, chill atmosphere. Food: only reason I took a star off is the price has gotten very expensive. 2 entrees, 1 app, 1 mocktail was about $150. The fish dip was sooo good!!!, but again, pricy at $20. I got the fried coconut shrimp basket which comes with a few hush puppies that are pretty large in size and french fries. The taste for all of it was very good. My husband got hog fish w/ rice and veg medley and it was good, he loved the rice, but again pricy at mid $40's. All in all, this is always a great place to come!

The outside atmosphere is good, live music, big bar all overlooking the water…read more I had the lobster mac and cheese appetizer . It definitely needed salt and the cheese sauce was a little watery. I had the shellfish scallopini as my entree. Again it was lacking in salt and garlic. The shrimp and scallops were over cooked and it was like chewing on rubber. The worst thing was, you waited an extra long time just for your food to be brought to your table after ordering it. I was afraid to order dessert because I thought it would've taken another 45 minutes just for something simple. Don't believe the hype, it is overpriced and the food is not that good.

Love coming to Buzzard's!!! Chill vibes by the water and…read morestaff were so friendly. The food for the Sunday brunch was delicious and a great price for a large portion of food. Plus the Sunday brunch comes with a complimentary mimosa. Parking gets pretty tricky because it does get packed but it's sure worth it. Highly recommend to anyone!

ROACHES! We chose this restaurant for our last lunch before…read moreheading home from a wonderful trip to the Florida Keys. We debated sitting inside or outside and ultimately chose to sit inside because of the heat. Within minutes of sitting down, I suddenly felt something crawling up my leg. I screamed, and to my horror it was a cockroach. My husband had to jump up and step on it. What was even more disappointing than the cockroach itself was how the situation was handled. No manager came over to check on me or apologize. No one asked if I was okay after such a shocking experience. I informed both the hostess and our server about what happened and, trying to lighten the moment, jokingly said, "The least you could do is buy me a glass of wine." My server later returned and told me they had declined. I understand that unexpected things can happen anywhere, especially in the Keys. What I don't understand is the complete lack of concern or customer service afterward. A sincere apology, a manager checking in, or even a small gesture of goodwill would have gone a long way. Instead, we were left feeling dismissed and unimportant. Unfortunately, because of how this was handled, I can't recommend dining here. Also the Food was horrible on top of everything we should have left after the roach!

Every visit to the Field Irish Pub and Eatery is an experience. Our group decided to get to meet…read morethere after work. Those who had never been were pleasantly surprised. I had the Shepard's pie. The food and the drinks were amazing. The service was fantastic. It was incredibly personable despite the size of our group. All and all I highly recommend visiting over and over. This place is perfect, the atmosphere calm, and relaxing, the service, one of a kind. The Field Irish Pub and Eatery is just one of those staples you can't stay away from for long! So, coming back we'll be!

Six of us went on a rainy Sunday afternoon for an early dinner…read more Parking was plentiful and easy. Even though it is a freestanding restaurant, I am told that it can be difficult to find a spot. The venue offers live music on weekend evenings, but we finished eating before it began and were too tired to stay. The restaurant oozes the Irish pub decor and theme. Our waiter, Jordan, was exceptionally friendly and jovial. And he was a master at suggesting alcoholic beverages, once you let him know your likes. We had 2 orders of Irish potato soup, 2 Shepherd's pies with cheddar cheese, 2 orders of the Guinness beef and mushroom pie, 1 cabbage rolls, and one fish and chips. The soup was filled with bacon bits and creamy and luscious. The Guinness pot pies were a bit small, especially because they were so savory. The accompanying mashed potatoes did not come with gravy and there wasn't enough from the pot pies to cover it. The veggies that came with all the entrees were freshly made and without any seasoning. (But it is better to add salt and pepper than to try and remove it.) The fish was a decent size serving, but again, no real seasoning. Nothing that some salt, pepper, and malt vinegar couldn't rectify. The coating was light and crispy. Our alcoholic beverages (Guinness, wine, and a couple of specialty cocktails) were thirst quenching and satisfying. (I loved my prickly pear margarita.) Dinner for 6, including 2 soups, 6 entrees, 8 drinks, tax, and tip was $300.