What The Fish? Rolls & More — Restaurant in Islamorada

Best find ever! Yellow Jack tacos are delicious! Far better than any I've ever tasted. Mahi have been my favorite forever ever this is now my new favorite! The music was chill, A little Jimmy Buffett, Regge and it made you feel relaxed and like you were in the islands. The owner Alex is amazing. Very personable with his guests. He is incredibly welcoming. You felt like you were family when you walk in there. Everybody was in great spirits. Eating delicious food at great prices so many options. The outdoor seating was plentiful. You have water views from every angle. If you want to rent a boat to go fishing, you have that option. The dock is loaded with options. Next-door there is a seafood market. There is a mermaid women's shop. This spot is a dream come true. Easy to park. And there is a fabulous kayaking rental right next-door. Dog friendly. You can put your feet in the sand at a cute little picnic table under a tiki hut. What a great restaurant for anyone to experience. We will be visiting again. The quality of food is incredible. It is far better than any tourist trap in the keys. Skip island Grill skip Jimmy Johnson. Skip all the tourist traps. Find yourself here. You will not be disappointed. Thank you, Allen for a truly exceptional meal a fantastic experience. And the wildlife that was at the dock ,between the sharks and the tarpon and the manatee were just icing on the cake. I must mention his Eco friendly plates and such. Most restaurants load you up with plastic this was not the case here. And from photos, I've seen where people had larger meals. Those meals are also on a more earth, friendly plate. Which everybody, especially in the keys with all the water should be using plates and such that breakdown. Stay away from plastic and things that are covered in plastic with plastic wrappers and such should all become becomes airborne and ends up in...

My later visit to "What The Fish? Rolls & More" in Key Largo, Florida, was a fish lover's heaven. Our server, Emily, given warm and mindful benefit, making our feasting encounter indeed more pleasant.

The highlight of our supper was without a doubt the angle rolls. I requested the Zesty Fish Roll, and it was a flavor blast. The new, melt-in-your-mouth fish combined with the hot mayo and flawlessly prepared rice made for a heavenly charm. My eating companion picked for the Salmon Avocado Roll, and it was similarly noteworthy. The velvety avocado and delicate salmon were a culminate matching, exhibiting the restaurant's commitment to quality fish.

What The Angle? Rolls & More exceeds expectations in making angle rolls that capture the substance of scrumptious and imaginative sushi. Their menu offers a assortment of alternatives, each reflecting the restaurant's commitment to utilizing new fixings and master arrangement.

The restaurant's vibe was casual and welcoming, making a laid-back setting for a delightful dinner. Costs were sensible, particularly considering the quality of the angle rolls, and the parcel sizes were fulfilling, guaranteeing a really pleasant eating encounter.

On the off chance that you're in Key Largo and within the temperament for extraordinary angle rolls, What The Fish? Rolls & More may be a must-visit. And in case you're blessed sufficient to have Emily as your server, you're in for an indeed more vital feasting encounter. The angle rolls here are irrefutably scrumptious and reflect the restaurant's devotion to conveying a top-notch...

I grew up on the water, so in six decades I've become a pretty discriminating seafood eater. I have to say that this little place more than lives up to the hype (good reviews)! It's a charming down-home "shack" which might to a degree belie the very good food. It's an order-then-sit place, with great dockside tables, very pleasant (although it could get hot mid-summer days). Parking is generally decent although it can get filled with the other businesses near it.

The menu isn't huge but it's varied, with roll dishes, catch of the day, taco dishes, fresh shrimp or lobster dishes, and even hot dogs for land lovers. To me it's mostly casual seafood, lots of "basket" type fare but wow so good! I had the shrimp roll and it was excellent, plus a side of clams (fried) with some type of sauce that was delicious. My wife had the calamaris salad which was crisp and flavorful. This is more a "drop in" place rather than full-course higher-end seafood restaurant, but its casualness is attractive. The only small rec I'd have is for a fountain-type soda/water maybe DIY bar instead of cans or individual cups, especially as people might be thirsty from a day out. But no big deal.

The owner is tops, very animated and friendly; he bent over backwards making sure we got everything (he is also the server), good guy.

The reviews are accurate. This is a great little place to stop and have a great lunch or quick, informal meal with great seafood. We'll...