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Edward Mortonon Google

2 months ago

My wife and I stopped in here for dinner on Thursday night, March 26 at 6:45 pm. It was still the tail end of Spring Break and Snowbird season, so the place was packed and there was even a long line for the valet to park your car, so we found small hidden public park with an open parking space about a block away from the entrance (see description below) . When we got there, we asked for a first available table since I don't think they take reservations. The hostess told us it would be an hour wait for a table for 2, so I gave her my cell phone number and we went to the bar for a few drinks. We got a text from the hostess about 45 minutes later, were seated at a table on one of the open air docks out back. The sun was setting and there was a nice breeze blowing so it was a great view and enjoyable atmosphere (quieter than being inside under the Tikis. I lost my receipt, so I don't exactly remember what we ordered, but it was either fried shrimp or a fresh Mahi sandwich. Our server was pretty busy, but she stayed friendly an attentive to our drink and food needs during our meal. The food was very good (fresh made and piping hot), but not really 5-stars like a fine-dining, chef-prepared gourmet meal would be. This was our second time eating here during the past year, and it was just as packed then. Seems to be a locals favorite. Lots of cool history and memorabilia on the walls in the large entrance area, where you usually have to wait for a table. We'll probably go back here again the next time we visit the Palm Beaches. The prices are very reasonable in this otherwise very expensive area and the food is very good. It looks like it's always crowded, so if you are an early diner, I'd try to get there about 4:00 to 4:30 pm so you don't have to wait for a table. The eastern section of the restaurant also has a live music band stand, and there was a pair of country singers playing the night we were there and they sounded pretty good.

Gladys Navarroon Google

2 months ago

If you’re looking for true Old Florida charm, Old Key Lime House is a must-visit destination. Open since 1889, it’s one of the oldest waterfront restaurants in Florida, and somehow it still manages to hold onto the laid-back character and charm that make it so special. Over the years, they’ve expanded the space upstairs and added more bars closer to the water, making it an even better place to relax and enjoy the beautiful intracoastal views. Whether you arrive by car or pull up by boat, the atmosphere is unbeatable. And when it comes to parking, valet is definitely the way to go. The food is consistently great, the service is excellent, and the live music adds the perfect touch to an already fun and welcoming vibe. It’s the kind of place where locals and visitors alike can sit back, unwind, and enjoy everything South Florida waterfront dining should be. And whatever you do, don’t leave without ordering a slice of their scrumptious key lime pie.

Mariya Okhtenon Google

5 months ago

Old Key Lime House truly captures that traditional Florida Keys vibe from the moment you arrive. The outdoor seating is abundant and varied, with beautiful waterfront views that make the experience feel relaxed and coastal. It’s the kind of place where you can sit back, enjoy the breeze, and soak in the scenery. The menu features classic American coastal favorites — fresh seafood, laid-back comfort dishes, and all the flavors you’d expect from a true Florida waterfront spot. They also offer a great selection of local draft beers, which perfectly complement the seafood and enhance the authentic Florida experience. The atmosphere is lively yet welcoming, with great vibes and a genuinely friendly staff that adds to the overall experience. They offer complimentary valet parking, which is a nice touch and very convenient. Just be prepared for a wait — at least 30 minutes for a table during busy times. It’s popular for a reason! One of the standout features is the kids’ play area and playground, which is rare to find these days and makes it a fantastic option for families. Overall, a fun, vibrant waterfront spot that’s well worth the visit.

An American Patrioton Google

6 months ago

It was a 'cooler' Florida day but we sat outside by the water and had wonderful views. Service was attentive and friendly. We both ordered tacos, shrimp and mahi and both were fresh and very tasty. Best part of visit was the key lime pie! It is better than any I have had in the Keys. Next time I will have the pie first :)

Alejandro Floreson Google

a month ago

Old key lime House is a wonderful spot. It was recommended to me by my future wife that just happens to works there. I finally went and got the coconut shrimp, Fish and chips and of course a key lime pie. I'm typing this as I'm about to go into a food coma.