Pepes Cafe - Key West (FL)

5 /5 Nia: What a hidden gem! This rustic, slightly divey spot has so much charm and character. The food portions are huge and absolutely delicious — every bite felt homemade with love. And the key lime pie? Hands down the best I have ever tasted — creamy, tangy, and unforgettable. Definitely a must-visit!

5 /5 Debbie Farantzos: What a fun cafe! We enjoyed breakfast with biscuit and gravy with scrambled eggs added. The biscuits and gravy were delicious and everything you expect them to be! In addition to that we got the French toast special which has a strawberry sauce. While I loved the French toast, I was not a fan of the sauce. I will try the eggs Benedict next time.

5 /5 Ginger Eldridge: This is another funky key West place to eat. It also runs on island time and does not rush. The way that we had was kind to my mother and was attentive to all of us. I had the bread of the day and it was wonderful. This is a good place to get a cheap breakfast. At 7:00 we had no problem getting seats. Around 8:30 it looked like it was full and people were waiting. Fyi

5 /5 S T: Out of the 6 dinners we had in KW, Pepes was our clear favorite. Unpretentious, friendly, quick, fresh and fish so tasty were still talking about it. We sat at one of the hightops in the bar area. Luke ran the section and we followed all of his great recommendations; pepes style snapper and blackened snapper with a slab of keylime pie that was supposed to be eaten in the morning. The pie didnt survive the short walk back to the hotel. Its with good reason this place has been around longer than any restaurant in Key West. EAT HERE!

5 /5 Piotr Treter: Our first stop in Key West was Pepes Cafe. We had chosen our destination well in advance... and we werent disappointed. The service was very friendly and professional. We were served delicious coffee and a great American-style breakfast. The place itself has a unique atmosphere and a strong sense of time, as evidenced by the photos of its guests hanging around it... including Ernest Hemingway. Its worth a visit for a coffee and a trip back in time.