My friends and I found ourselves at Frita's after we tried a couple of restaurants that were too…read morebusy. And I'm so glad we did! The staff was extremely friendly, we were seated outside promptly, and there was some nice, gentle live music. There were a few drink options (no liquor) and we enjoyed. The food came out at a good time and it was the best food we've had so far. I got a cheese arepa with black beans. The arepa itself was unlike any I've had before and its texture was soft and had a gummier cornbread feel. The taste was incredible and the beans were cooked perfectly. I also got the Cuban pork tacos on corn tortillas - the pork was perfectly tender with a delicious glaze. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a casual bite in key west!

One of the best Cuban sandwiches I've ever had! and the micheladas were not to shabby!…read more Service was great. Highly recommended to anyone coming to Key West.

This was an accidental find - popped in our first night in Key West because it was right across the…read morestreet from our VRBO. It's a small cafe with personality - a few tables and a counter. Gabriela took great care of us (we went there THREE times while in Key West - once for dinner, twice for coffee and key lime pie!!). SOOOO good! Hubs had the beef tacos in corn tortillas with black beans and rice and salsa verde and pronounced it all delicious! (I tried the black beans and rice and loved it!). I had a chicken empanada which was great but I loved the arepa stuffed with shredded chicken the best - fabulous with their homemade salsa verde (I would put that on everything!!!). Let me tell you about that ginger mimosa - amazing! They make their own ginger syrup and I loved that it had a little ginger bite and was not overly sweet. While everyone CLAIMS to have "authentic" key lime pie, this one won our vote - no toxic green color and a smooth creamy tangy custard. And not cool whip either. Yum! Hubs said it was as good as his aunt's and that's high praise. The cafe con leche was also perfect.

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 might have been our first meal in Key West. Drove over, parked in their lot, and ordered two…read morethings, but the most amount of food. Very generous portions. Our research told us that this would be a great meal and it truly was. I ordered the pork chunks, which were perfectly fried and so flavorful and tender on the inside. My wife ordered Ropa Vieja which was pulled beef, which wasn't as good, but still quite tasty. Had to bring food back home with us, which we ate for various snacks before we departed. Fast food and a nice hidden gem in the town. Glad we had this kick off our trip.

I've been to El Siboney a number of times over the years and am finally getting around to writing…read morethis review. The restaurant is tucked away on a back street, far from the usual tourist spots, which adds to its charm. The food is authentic Cuban cuisine -- and I say that after decades of living in and around Hudson County, NJ, where the Cuban community is large and vibrant. At El Siboney, everything tastes fresh and homemade, with generous portions and prices that are refreshingly reasonable for Key West. This visit, I ordered the whole fried yellow snapper, served with yuca, yellow rice, and beans. My dinner companion had the Siboney skirt steak, one of the restaurant's popular dishes, served with a choice of sides. Both meals were excellent. Dessert was equally impressive: a delicious slice of tres leches cake and silky vanilla custard that were the perfect ending to the meal. Overall, it was a fantastic dining experience. Dinner for two, including dessert and tip, came to about $100 -- a great value for the quality and quantity of food. El Siboney remains one of my favorite places to eat in Key West.

3.5 stars. Food was great, but there was something in the…read moreguac that wasn't supposed to be. Only thing that can make this place better is the service. The music was perfect. The steak burrito was good!

Carne asada tacos were 5/5!! Wish they had a salsa that was medium or mild. The red sauce is too…read morespicy (for me). Tacos came with a side of guacamole that was really good, lime and grilled jalapeño. Sopa de fideo was ok.. not a fan of the chicken it had but good taste overall. Included limes which is a must! Staff was nice. Thank you.

Food is very tasty, they have good options and plates are a good side. We had the tacu tacu with…read morelomo saltado and it was big enough for two people. We also tried the tallarines with huancaina and chicken but plate was perfect amount for one person. Our waiter was a young boy and he did a good job. Also, plenty of tables so don't think making a reservation in advance is necessary.

Solo lo mejor Nosotros estamos de visitas y we are like…read morehome. De volada nos ponemos a comer and luego smooth ‍

Amazing food and service the music was amazing and the chickens were so cute. Come at the sunset…read moreand enjoy the cubic food.

We came in for an early dinner around 6:00 PM on a Thursday and the place was pretty empty. Keep in…read moremind, while the footprint appears massive from the outside, the actual indoor dining space is relatively small, a huge chunk of the building is an elaborate gift shop and mini Cuba exhibit. Most of the seating is outdoors, which could be tough on a sweltering Key West afternoon, but the interior is heavily themed and they did a fantastic job with the vibe. Yes, prices are a little high, but that's just Key West. The service, however, was great, and the food was exceptional. I ordered the Chuleta de Puerco, and it was genuinely some of the best pork I've ever had. All entrees come with your choice of white or yellow rice, beans, and another side, I went with the yuca. My girlfriend got the Bistec Palomilla medium rare, and they nailed the temperature perfectly. That's a thin piece of meat, so most places overcook it, but it was perfectly cooked and bursting with flavor. Dessert was great, don't sleep on it. The Guava Bread Pudding was unlike anything I have ever had and the Tres Leches was perfect, moist without being overly sweet. To top it off, I had the best café con leche of my life. Here's where things took a turn: At the end of the meal, I poured a spoonful of the Tres Leches directly into my café con leche. The moment I took a sip, the table shifted. A warm energy entered my body, and before I knew what was happening, I was fully possessed by the ghost of Pepe himself. I blacked out completely and woke up in a hotel room three days later. According to a local newspaper clipping on the nightstand, I had somehow won a town-wide domino tournament and consumed enough rum to kill a small pirate crew. 10/10 food, service, and atmosphere. However, I am currently seeking a local exorcist. Pepe is still living inside me and refuses to leave until he gets another plate of yuca.

What a gem of a place! A breath of fresh air in the middle of all the rough pubs, touristy bars,…read moreand raunchy places. Milagro feels casual yet elevated. Terrific food! Our octopus was some of the best we've had anywhere, the tacos were 10/10 in every bite, and the meatballs.. mmm!! Too bad we were too full to try anything else. We booked this place for our anniversary dinner while in town and we weren't disappointed. Julio is a master waiter, so attentive and full of class.

Honestly I hate leaving bad reviews but for how expensive the menu was- it was a must. The chicken…read moredinner was disappointing. Chicken had no flavor, vegetables were not cooked- specifically the carrots and green beans, the sauce was extremely bland. The only good thing was the Mac and cheese. The enchilada dinner was ok. Should have came with rice or something. Basically just meat and cheese. Caesar salad was ok, could have had more crotons. Served with 2 pierces of anchovies which was not described on the menu. Chairs were uncomfortable. Decor was nice and the bathrooms were clean.

As a local with high standards, this maybe the best kept secret in KW…read more The conch fritters have loads of conch. The coconut shrimp are cooked to perfection with an amazing dipping sauce. Let's talk mojitos: 10 out of 10. Sangria, 10 out of 10. This place reminds me of being in Costa Rica due to the music super friendly atmosphere, affordable prices and amazing authentic food. I wish I took pics of our apps, but we crushed them in a matter of minutes. Next time!

From the owner: Ven y prueba nuestros sabores caseros y únicos.read more

This food truck is parked just outside Smather's Beach on A1A. We had rented bikes for the day and…read morewere ready for some lunch on the beach. We ordered a couple of burritos and some tacos. The food was delicious. And very plentiful. The tacos were huge, the burritos were overstuffed, and it was quality steak - not cheapo ground beef - inside. It takes a few minutes to make, as everything is made to order. But it gave us plenty of time to lock up the bikes and find a good spot on the beach to enjoy our fare. There's nothing like enjoying a big lunch with your toes in the sand.

Based on reviews should be some nice food. But there is no way to try it! I was there two time…read moretrying to get some food for the family and truck was never there. No one answering emails, phone calls of text messages. NOT GOOD SERVICE!

We sat at the bar with Matthew bartending. Enjoyed a fabulous spicy paloma and a viva mojito! We…read moregot to sit outside and enjoy love music! The mussels are from new Zealand and tatse amazing! We also enjoyed some warm brie. Definitely coming back!

Stopped in while in town and watched the Spain vs Austria game here. The good news was that happy…read morehour started at the same time as the game (3pm). Beers were tasty and cold. Service was warm and friendly. The small bites we tried were delicious.