Key Largo Restaurants

Harriette's is an old-school, greasy spoon serving up home-cooked meals all day, but I can't drive to Key West without first stopping here for breakfast, no matter what time of day it is.

On my last trip, I deviated from the usual eggs and bacon, etc. and tried the Crab Cakes Benedict and they are OUT OF THIS WORLD. I also tried the Conch Fritters, which were also delicious.

And even before our meal was served, two piping hot biscuits were placed on our table. Although I am not a big biscuit person, I slapped on some butter and jelly and pretty much inhaled it in less than a minute or so. It was that damn good.

If you are driving to down the Keys, stop at Harriette's and fill up your gullet. And you can thank me when you get back.

Favorite Dish: Crab Cakes Benedict. Woooooo doggy.
The Biscuits - once you try one, you'll know what I'm talkin' about.

This was a really nice restaurant, good food and service. The food is piled on here, so bring your appetite. Down here in the Keys you really don't want any left overs or doggie bag, due to how HOT it is and it may spoil. So order what you can eat. There are lots of things on the menu to choose from.

Open
Sunday Thru Thursday 11:00AM - 10:00PM
Saterday & Sunday 11:00AM - 11:00PM

Catering & Banquet Room Available

I'm not kidding. I've had a lot of seafood in my time, but this is the best that I've ever eaten. This place is located on the water, with indoor and outdoor seating. In addition, It has a large outdoor tiki hut-like bar with live entertainment. At the inside bar you will find a couple TVs for your favorite sporting events and a huge stretching aquarium to watch exotic fish and get into the caribbean feel.

Favorite Dish: I had the special of the day. It was a grouper fillet, topped with a jumbo lump crabcake which was then topped with several jumbo grilled shrimp, all covered with some type of hollandaise sauce. Best grouper I've ever had, Best crabcake I've ever had, and I wanted to drink the sauce with a straw. My wife claimed her Mahi was equally as delicious every time I paused to exclaim how wonderful the last bite was!

This wonderful little place is kind of hidden away on the oceanside on overseas hwy approx mile marker 95ish. It is small, but very comfortable and the food is incredible. You will want to call in or stop by there for reservations as there are only a handful of tables. All my g=family can talk about when we are not on vacation is going back to the keys and eating at Picci's

Favorite Dish: Stuffed chicken breast with mango and danish cheeses... It is the best dish I have ever tasted anywhere... THey also have a great wine list

This restaurant was recommended by the hotel where we stayed. What a great place. You could eat at the water or inside where the AC was doing it's job. Very family oriented and casual but VERY good. Seafood was very fresh and drinks were very refreshing. I had my first Mojito and it will not be my last. I had a seafood platter and my husband had a seafood stew. YUMMMMMMMM

It's a beautiful place... like a house next to the highway, with a very big garden where at night they light a bunch of torches all over the place. Quite romantic!

Favorite Dish: When I dined out there I had their special, which was a Tuna Curryaki... delicious! A big tuna fillet topped with strawberries and pineapple mixed with their curryaki sauce (something like half curry and half terriyaki), plus mix green salad and rice on the side.

And if that wasn't enough... the local beer is great: Key West Florida Ale!

Sundowners is one of my favorite stops after a day of boating and/or diving. Its a casual restaurant right on the water. I'm not sure if shorts or shoes are even required here. Well, maybe the former, but many people arrive here right off the boat so its definitely "come as you are" casual.

The food here is sandwiches,seafood and steak. Its prepared simply, its inexpensive and its great. Sundowners is also a great place to watch the sunset since its located right on the water facing west.

hobo's cafe is a very good restaurant and bar in key largo. the specialize in local seafood but also offer steaks and poultry. the decor is relaxed keys style and they have a nice bar. a good moderately priced restaurant in key largo.

We were seated outside in a spot were the waitress had to go past us numerous times. We had satisfactory but not excellent service. I asked if it was happy hour and was told I had to be at the bar for happy hr. It seemed like either locals, people who vacation there often, or had been there awhile at the bar. So I paid 7.50 for a bahama mamma 8 ozs at the very most. Our food was excellant. We had shrimp alfredo, Ribs, chicken alfredo and I am guessing my daughter had a chicken sandwich of some sort. I can't quite remember. It was very busy place. I guess I should of told them it was our 25th ann. maybe they would of treated us as good as some of the other people there. But I should repeat our food was VERY GOOD!

Favorite Dish: My husband said the ribs were great. My son is not a big seefood eater. But he had the when in Rome attitude and tryed the shrimp alfredo. I ate some and it was very good.

Although it looks slightly shabby from outside, it is very clean and nicely furnished inside. Great old-fashioned service, too!

This restaurant offers Cajun chicken, Hawaiian ham, and cottage pie among other dishes that mixes European with Caribbean flavors.

Tropical outdoor seating is available.

Breakfast is served on Sundays until 2:00pm.

Favorite Dish: Fish & Chips $ 7.95

Breaded in Japenese breadcrumbs, deep fried and served with fries and malt vinegar.

Usually, I am not a fish & chips type. However, they looked so good on somebody's else plate that I couldn't resist!

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