There are so many restaurants on the island, but here are my top ten for breakfast in Key West. I normally don’t eat breakfast at home, probably because I would rather sleep in than get up early to make myself food. But, I love going out to a good breakfast. Honestly, this was a tough list tome because so many places here do breakfast well.  

Top Ten Breakfast Spots in Key West

1. Banana Cafe: The crepes here are to die for. Definitely my favorite thing on the menu. But the eggs benedict is fantastic as well. They are also opened for lunch and dinner. Oh, and their mimosas are large and yummy! 
2. Blue Heaven: If you want to eat breakfast here, make reservations! Otherwise you will be waiting, possibly for hours. This famous spot also does lunch and dinner, but breakfast is the real gem. They have amazing eggs benedict, island style, as well as several other delicious times. And if you do forget reservations, you can always wait at the bar and have a mimosa or two or three.
3. Goldman’s Deli: While Goldman’s serves all different types of breakfast items, what you really want to order from a Jewish deli are bagels and lox! When I am feeling homesick for NJ I come here and grab a bite.
4. Harpoon Harry’s: This is a quirky Key West favorite serving up yummy comfort food. Keep in mid that they only accept cash. 
5. Key Plaza Creperie – This relaxed bistro serves up delicious breakfast options with gourmet coffee and teas. If you are staying in New Town, this is a great choice for breakfast or lunch.
6. La Te Da: If you want a fabulous atmosphere of relaxed tropical vibes with a great food and drinks, then this is your spot! Even on hot days it stays cool on the patio of this restaurant. Love the many choices of mimosas and other drinks available. 
7. Latitude’s at Sunset Key: Take the ferry from the Opal Resort to Sunset Key for a wonderful breakfast on the beach. I love the eggs benedict here, but the pancakes and everything else are amazing as well. And service is top notch (usually).
8. Ocean Grill: Located in Duval Square, this eatery serves breakfast seven days a week from 10am until 3pm. And the best part is that you can enjoy bottomless mimosas and Bloody Mary’s for under $10! 
9. Pepe’s Cafe Key West: This is Key West’s oldest restaurant. Enjoy a delicious breakfast while taking in history! Oh, and they make a mean Bloody Mary too! 
10. Sarabeth’s: This is homestyle food done upscale. Food and service are great. Try the lemon ricotta pancakes for a twist on the traditional. Lunch and dinner are also wonderful here!

More About Key West

Before deciding where you are going to eat while visiting Key West or the rest of the Florida Keys, be sure to read my other restaurant reviews; check out our restaurant review sectionof this blog.

And to see what is happening on Key West during your visit, check out our Key West Events Calendar to see other upcoming special events. For more information about the fun side of Key West… things to do and see in our island city, go to our Key West Web Site.

Feel free to Email Me if you have any questions about Key West!!

Island Genn