The food was very good!! I recommend the burger because it was one of the juiciest I've had in…read moreawhile. My friend got the biscuits and gravy and said how it reminded her of her grandmothers.

Parking lot was full, but we were seated right away. I ordered a Cuban special hubby ordered gator…read morebites. I was a little load, but neat old stuff inside. Gator bites were cooked just right. Collards not so great funky flavor. Cuban was well cooked. Black beans and rice very tasty.

This place is small, cozy, and absolutely adorable. I really loved the building's façade and the…read morewhole atmosphere. I came in with my family, and we all loved everything we ordered. The food was amazing, the service was excellent, and the entire experience was fantastic. Everything was so good that we now have to make room to come back and try the other things on the menu! We'll definitely be back on our next visit. Highly recommend this place! You won't be disappointed.

WHERE food is the experience... and the rest is dessert…read more Sunset smoldering into the distant sea Waning light meanders through the trees on 8th Our subtly shifting window view Shapes to shadows. Greens to grays. Day into night. This brushstroke masterpiece. Describing my most recent Green Door on 8th adventure in fond food-centric prose. Lucky enough to dine with a dear friend. Perfection was to follow. In choice of seating, by the window. In service, by way of Tristan. In cuisine, by way of the culinary magic transcribed from menu bits to savory tasty gourmet bites. Ah, that kitchen magic. I've come to love this little tuckaway gem on the 'other' side of the tourist trail. A hole in the wall with a slice of history and a slice of... Fried Green Tomatoes. or Smoked Gouda or Key Lime Pie, if you will. THE most recent thing I've discovered that I love about Green Door, is sharing Green Door. With family. And friends. I've managed to convince more than a few it's worth the drive. From Lutz. South Tampa. And beyond. My tag line is 'You want to try something different, I have the place'. My goal is to sample all that Green Door has to offer. And delicious describes everything that I've had! Steaks, chicken, burgers, salads, Cajun, classics and more. And to share with all who accept my invite. No feast is complete without that loving grace. And Green Door on 8th is the place.

Now the food was good, typical diner fare. Enjoyed it, though there was little to no seasoning used…read moreon any of it. I had 2 eggs over easy, home fries, white toast and a grilled pork chop. A little seasoning would have gone a long way

Coming in - for a quick bite - Kay was our server - she did an amazing job along w the food guys-…read morethanks again

In town on business. Stopped informing lunch. So glad I did…read more Every thing on the menu looked amazing. Opted for the salmon bowl - choices of blacked, teriyaki or plain. I love that I could also choose between regular or cauliflower rice. I selected cauliflower (so I could save calories for creme brûlée). I admit that I am a bit of a creme brûlée. It's my favorite! This one was good but I prefer a more solid crunch top. This was patchy. (I already told you that this is a ME thing) - most people would love this. It tasted really good. Open, inviting seating area. Angelica was pleasant and professional even though she was quite busy.

Excellent food. Excellent service. Excellent elevated casual ambiance with exposed brick walls,…read morehigh ceilings, classic rock playing, fresh flowers on each table. I loved that our server left a large glass bottle of water on our table for us, since I was drinking water with my meal. We ordered the crab cakes appetizer. It comes with 5 fried crab cakes that are a little bit larger than a golf ball. They were delicious. I ordered the Greek Salad and got blackened salmon on it. My husband got the burger and fries. Everything was perfect, and the portions were generous. Highly recommend this place!!

Be prepared for a line! I was thankful I had read reviews and knew what to expect. Definitely…read moreexpect a line. Don't wait until you are overly hungry to go. It will be worth the wait! The staff does an amazing job of turning over tables to keep the line moving. Overall I had an amazing experience. The decor is truly out of this world. A little funky and a lot fun. The picture opps are endless and you can tell a lot of thought went into this space. The crepes were good and the drinks were fun. I can't wait to go back!

This place was well worth the trek for! Be aware that there are often waits. We had a 45 minute…read morearriving around noon and heard there was a 2 hour wait at some points that Saturday. The crepes were absolutely delicious! The best bite was the banana jam on the banana Dream. The crepes weren't too sweet and had a lot of different textures from the toppings.

Excellent Service and the Food was Amazing! The owner does alot for the community for Homeless…read morepeople and just the feel of good morals and values are hard to come by these days. The Environment was mom and pops feel

Great place. I thought I already did a review but I guess not. I had the six piece bacon BLT on…read morewheat toast and it was delicious. I had nacho chips and salsa as my side and that was perfect as well as my sandwich. The owners are Christians and they have a get together on Thursday night. Of course I missed it this week. They have a great variety of food here breakfast luncheon dinner and I certainly will be back.

I highly recommend Keke's breakfast Café. The food was fresh. The service was great very enjoyable…read moreexperience. You won't be disappointed.

Great place for brunch with something for everyone. We had a pretty big group, but the wait wasn't…read morethat long, and service was impeccable with never an empty cup to be found. From sweet to savory, everyone was satisfied. I had the sausage and cheese omelet, which was chock full of thinly sliced sausage inside and on top. The potatoes were hearty, the toast was the perfect complement, and an orange slide is both decorative and delicious. The coffee was nice, and the table was spacious with everyone being able to have enough space and talk without too much ambient noise. The prices were very reasonable. This is a great place whether you want breakfast or lunch, and either way, if you're with friends or family, you're having a good time.

My dad and I went for the Easter buffet last year The last…read moreseating of the day Food was scarce. And what was there wasn't very good The dessert table What a joke. A spoon the 5 gallon ice cream bucket Hardly any other options. What was there was awful Service was not well coordinated The ambiance was just ok We will never go back

Always a great meal and excellent service. One of or favorite places in Hernando Countyread more

Another visit between appointments in the area. Great food, great service. The Santorini Sunrise…read morewas a nice addition to their seasonal menu.

We go to First Watch in Brooksville every once in a while, and while the food can be a little hit…read moreor miss depending on the visit, the service has been pretty consistently solid. Most of the servers we've had have been friendly, attentive, and on point, which definitely makes a difference. This time around, I have to highlight the mini biscuits -- they were the standout for me. On previous visits, it's been the lemon ricotta pancakes that stole the show. And honestly, anything Florida-style with fresh fruit is usually a great choice. Overall, First Watch is a place we keep coming back to. The food isn't always perfect, but the service is reliable, and there are definitely some menu items that are worth going back for.

While visiting a friend in Inverness, we decided to explore The Tilted Teacup. High tea is a small…read morepassion of ours, and over the years we have experienced many tea rooms across the country and abroad, so we arrived curious and ready to be charmed. The tea room itself is a beautiful, eclectic house. Spacious yet cozy, decorated in a delightful hodgepodge of styles that somehow comes together harmoniously. It feels whimsical without tipping into chaos. The kind of place where teacups don't match, and that is precisely the point. Making reservations was pleasantly easy. I emailed on a Sunday for a Wednesday seating and received confirmation by Monday. I was mildly surprised they did not require a credit card deposit, something many tea rooms now request given the labor-intensive preparation and delicate perishables involved. Their trust in the process is refreshing. Upon arrival we were warmly greeted and promptly seated. Amiee, the owner and our server, was friendly and engaging, walking us through the tea selections, the promise of unlimited pots, and explaining the offerings that would arrive throughout the experience. We ended up trying five different teas, each pot a small surprise thanks to Amiee's suggestions. I cannot remember all the names, but I can happily say we liked every one of them. One in particular tasted remarkably like banana bread in a cup. Warm, aromatic, perfectly balanced, and thankfully not overly sweet. We were also delighted by the Peach Apricot, bright and cheerful, and really enjoyed the Pomegranate Vanilla Lemur, which had a lovely layered flavor. We began with a creamy mushroom soup, rich and comforting. The scone, served before the tiered tray, was warm, buttery, and quite good, though notably without the traditional Devonshire or clotted cream. Still, it stood proudly on its own. The finger sandwiches were fresh and thoughtfully varied. The bread did not appear homemade, but the selections complemented each filling nicely and everything tasted fresh. The cheese muffin was flavorful, though we both mused that two smaller ones with a slightly moister crumb might have been even better. The sweet tier was satisfying overall. I was initially skeptical about the bread pudding, but the mini chocolate tart and a delicate lemon tart on filo more than made up for it. One of the highlights of the afternoon was chatting with Amiee about the journey of the tea room through the years, including the challenges of navigating the Covid era. I am always impressed by those who pursue a vision in the food industry. It is a difficult road, and places like this exist because of persistence, courage, and a genuine love of hospitality. Another pleasant surprise was the pricing, which is remarkably reasonable compared with the often lofty cost of afternoon tea elsewhere. All in all, The Tilted Teacup offers a warm, charming, and thoughtful tea experience. My friend and I left very pleased, well fed, and with the comforting sense that we had spent the afternoon exactly as it should be spent: with good tea, good conversation, and a table full of small delights. I happily recommend it.

Looking forward to my 6th visit to the Tilted Teacup,my last visit was for my birthday in…read moreJanuary,what a lovely day spent with friends.We had High Tea as we usually do,I cant say enough about our visit, the broccoli cheddar soup was delicious,scones,sweet and savories were plentiful and awesome,especially the chicken salad,OMG, so so good! Service is great, we are treated like friends of the family,The rooms are decorated in antique style or Downton Abbey era,The tea menu is beyond belief,my two favorites are creme brûlée and cherry , , there are about 50 different teas on the menu, I will try other flavors on my next visit. I hope my review brings you to this wonderful and charming tea room