Okey Dokey美墨廚房

Salt and stone is really amazing and worth the relatively higher prices. It really reminds me of good American restaurants, not adjusting the palette at all to Taiwan (which is often what I am looking for). So flavor wise that means less sweet, more salt, and this was noticeable as I was raving about how amazing the chicken was my friend was talking about how salty it was and needing a coke. After lunch we got a few things from the bakery to enjoy at home, which were all very tasty. Tomato cheese baguette. Yum. Would come here again if I'm in the area, which is not often.

Located at the side of the Tamiami Trail, not far from taking the road to Everglades City Joanie's Blue Crab Cafe offers a perfect stop after visiting Everglades City and a tour in the Everglades. Just as we did on our way heading to Homestead/Florida City.We just had the Key Lime pie and it was fantastic. A perfect citrus sourness and coming directly from the fridge made it a great refreshment from the heat. The location itself is quite cozy and people were super friendly. They collect Police batch patches from all over the world. So if you want to make them happy you can bring one for their collection.

Kaya Island Eats serves a pacific and caribbean inspired cuisine at an outdoor venue.We had Killer fish Tacos, lightly blackened served with a fresh mango, pineapple salsa and delicious key lime cilantro sauce, very nice and light combination and the Island BBQ Pork Sandwich coming with a nice fruity sauce. If you want it a bit more exotic make sure to try their signature dish, the Ahi Poke nachos, served with wasabi aioli, tobiko caviar, and seaweed salad atop sesame. The menu offers something for every taste and makes you want to try everything. Staff was super friendly and we would def. come back.