Kiki's Sandbar & Grille

"Kiki’s is a sandbar beachfront bar and Grill. They have a beach side, tiki bar, games, Beach, raw bar and upstairs with air-conditioned facilities. Picturesque overlook of the Newfound and Marsh harbors. Live music in two locations. Parents, check out who’s singing before you bring your children. The day we were there the female solo artist was singing about pills, suicide, and alcohol. Not very children friendly. One small dent in Kiki’s armor, they have only one restroom area and it is right next to the main stage on the ground level. Our fish and chips were abundant and one order is shareable for two adults. Nice size portions. Great breading and almost a perfect French Fry. Recommended."

"Right on the water and unlike many other places in the lower keys, it's away from the main highway. The place has quite a large parking lot, but due to the number of folks who go there, you may have to park out on the side road. It's huge, with areas under cover. Upstairs, or outside. There are 2 bands every day, the service is good, and they have a varied selection of food and drinks. We thoroughly enjoyed everything we had, especially their cheesecake. It was creamy and moist. One drawback is the restroom by the stage. There is only one toilet in each, and there was a line the whole time we were there. I didn't notice if there were others, but that's where we were nearest. Most of the crowd are friendly locals and long-term snowbirds. Also lot of friendly dogs."

"Randomly found this spot. The restaurant is 2 levels (second level indoor) the outside area is incredible and spacious (sand all around outside area). They also have a cool area with comfy chairs to watch the live music. It was so relaxing and nice. Menu has a lot of options.Service is good thanks to Cristy."

"We drove up from Key West on a Sunday Outing to try Kiki's...we've driven by at least a hundred times and never stopped. So today was the day to give it a try. The setting is great, and the service was superb. The food was just uninspiring. The shrimp in the shrimp basket were over cooked and the sweet potato fries did not do it for us; they seemed too sweet, like there was some sugar in that coating. We also had the tuna nachos, and they were good. We prefer the similar dish at Geiger Key Marina. The band started at 1pm and the place got pretty crowded for a Sunday afternoon. If we were visiting and it was out first time at a Keys on-the-water restaurant with live music and seafood galore we would have been impressed. We loved the theatre style seating looking out on the channel. We were entertained by a jetski towing a party boat. Glad we stopped, but nothing compelling enough to visit again."