Key Lime Tree

I’m always looking for outstanding key lime pie and conch fritters when we visit the keys. This hidden gem has the best tasting conch fritters we both have had in our memory. I didn’t sample the pies but what a nice surprise in the key lime cooler cookies they sell. The cherry on the top was the very nice people who work there.

Discovered this cool little spot on the review of another Unilocaler Michelle so we stopped in on our way out of the Keys. Easy parking right off the Overseas Hwy at MM95. We were greeted by the friendly staff but allowed to roam freely around the property. Most of the stuff outside is discounted 30−50% so we were motivated to buy something. There’s a small inside store and a really cool Orchid selection for sale out back also with great prices. Definitely worth the stop and we scored a 6ft tiki for the front porch…

We have been here before based on our good friend’s Chris C. recommendation. I am not a fan of key lime pie but this place knows how to turn anyone onto a great piece of key lime deliciousness. Smooth, creamy, fresh and not too sweet. The couple that owns the place are so friendly.
When you pull in they have all kinds of outdoor décor, vases, flowers, plants, decorations for the backyard, some very pretty items even some great tiki type bars. The outside is a maze full of all kinds of great items. Once you walk into the main entrance they have all kinds of key lime everything. Cookies, crackers, nuts, candles, soaps, chips, ice cream, and of course their amazing pies.
Since we had been driving for a few hours I had to use the restroom and the nice lady told me where it was. They had salt scrub in the bathroom which I love and yay they had it for sale. They had mango, coconut, key lime and lavender salt scrubs. I purchased a jar of the lavender. It was a bit pricey but this stuff works magic. Your hands not only are scented with a beautiful fragrant but they are so smooth and velvety to touch.
We purchased our key lime pie of course and it worked out well, it was still frozen by time we got home so we put it in the freezer to enjoy one evening.
Great service, cool items, a nice place to stop while driving through or visiting Key Largo.

The restaurant is the reason I am writing. We stopped for key lime flavored souvenirs. They have selection but nothing special. We ate homemade conch fritters and fish tacos. finished by homemade key lime ice cream… the lady cooking there is great and so nice to talk to. Very good we will remember this and be back.

Came here to pick up some frozen Chocolate Covered Key Lime pops and a Key Lime Pie, which just happened to be around the corner from where I was staying. Convenient!
This place totally has the Keys kitsch thing going on, worth a stop to check it out when you’re down here.
The pie was good, the pops were awesome.

Fantastic roadside find on the south end of Key Largo… Small counter café with simple menu of Florida Keys favorites like conch fritters, fish tacos, fish fingers and more for very reasonable prices… And everything made fresh, even the taco tortillas, cocktail sauce and fries. Also plenty of artisan crafts for sale outside and anything you can think of lime related inside! Key lime pie was pretty great too.
Definitely worth a stop on the way down to the lower keys!

Tucked away on the larger Key Lime Products store property in Key Largo this little food shack is a gem. Serving large portions of deep fried conch in a basket and yes, Key Lime shakes! A very friendly atmosphere with outdoor seating only at picnic tables. They serve a variety of smoothies and burgers as well. Delicious and fun.

Key lime smoothie was great, and my son liked the strawberry/​banana smoothie. Very refreshing on a hot Florida Keys day.

I had really wanted to get something to eat here since I was told the conch fritters here were great. Instead the food truck was closed today and I was sorrily disappointed.
Still the place has some really flashy stuff to spruce up your décor and other snacks and foodstuff related to the area.
Next time I’m down around the keys I will have to make a point again to get some fritters here. There are a lot of things here many of which would add some south Florida personality to your home.

We came here just to buy some key lime treats. Although the key lime rum cake was good, the prices are more expensive than the airport! The small 4oz cake was $ 7.99 ($ 6.99 at MIA) and the 16oz cake was $ 22.99 ($ 17.99 at MIA). What a rip off! Probably because it’s not even made in Florida but in the Caymen islands. After getting home, I was curious and found that having it shipped directly from the company is $ 24.99 and $ 17.50 from Amazon (
)! Save yourself the trip and hassle of packing this in your suitcase and order it online.

This isn’t a place for tourists.
Park on your way to the Keys for the most legitimate conch fritter or cracked conch around, open ***6 DAYS A WEEK, 11−5PM, CLOSED ON WEDNESDAY.*** (as of 7÷16÷15) Words don’t describe the flavor they’re able to pack into these deep-​fried nuggets of bliss. They’re savory, spicy and loaded with conch, which, any farther south, becomes a foreign concept. Don’t miss the sauce they serve with the cracked conch, which makes you wonder where it’s been your while life. Janelle behind the counter will put a potato in a smasher for you to make some of the freshest fries you’ll ever have.
Inside the shop is quaint and overpriced, with all things Key Lime. Try a slab of key line pie frozen on a stick dipped in chocolate and call it a Fat-​Ass Extravaganza.

Great cheap gifts. You have to go in store if you want key lime. horrible to packed. smells like fart

My husband and I stopped here on our way to Key West and we are so glad we did!
Really cute colorful place on the side of the road where you can sit outside and eat or go inside and shop for souvenirs.
The staffing were really friendly and helpful.
Awesome conch fritters and key lime smoothie!
Highly recommend checking this place out!

Tiny place with AWESOME food! Looks like just a little souvenier shop on the side of the roadwith a little café window, but the food they’re pushing out is freaking good! We went there one day for lunch and it was so delicious that we went back the very next day for the exact same thing. The service was great, prices were reasonable and the food was fresh. The gal at the window is really friendly and encourages you to try new things they have to offer. Inside was delicious key lime treats and we couldn’t help but try all the fun and unique sodas they have there. This place is such a gem and I’m dreaming of those conch fritters now that my vacation is over.
Try the conch fritters with thier key lime mustard dipping sauce, the shrimp tacos, or the blackened fish sandwich, they come with cole slaw and fries. Everything was awesome, you wont regret this cute little pig out joint.

Amazing conch fritters and smoothies.
Got some great key lime food and had the key lime on a stick. Yes, it is frozen but it is dipped in chocolate. I could care less. It satisfied my sweet tooth.

Keep in mind this place doesnt have the absolute freshest made daily pie’s. They are kept frozen here. Not sure how long its been sitting. Found other place where the pie is made fresh daily and went there instead. I walked in and the person sitting at the cash register area was very friendly and helpful. I was specific to my desire for the freshest key lime pie in Key West. I’ve never been before and heard a lot of goodness comes from eating this lovely treat. Unfortunately it didn’t suit me to eat from previously frozen. I had a desire to have fresh made that day as freezing a pie sometimes changes the consistency of the crust and texture of the pie filling.
I’m sure their pie is good and had that been how key lime pie’s are and my not knowing differently, I would have probably eaten a piece there. It’s not really a restaurant establishment, so don’t expect tables to sit at. I didn’t notice any. It’s more of a place to buy trinkets and novelty items as gifts and momentos.
I would go back next time with the intent of just shopping for their knick knacks. It’s a colorful place and worth stopping in.

This is a decent place to find some souvenirs, but I found the place to be too cramped and dusty for my taste. They sell a nice assortment of Key Lime items, but some of them can be purchased at Publix, so they didn’t really feel unique to the Keys.
There is a coupon book we received at the cottage where we stayed, and they offered a 10% off coupon for this place. So, wherever you’re staying, ask them about it.
We ended up purchasing a metal guitar wall hanging that was outside on the wall, and on clearance for only $ 7.99 (plus 10% off!). So, it was a really good deal. They’ve got a lot of metal art hanging all around the outside, but a lot of it is the same stuff I’ve seen all over south Florida.

A dusty little tchotchke shop where everything is always on sale. Great place to buy shells and last minute key lime gifts.
Conch fritters okay for the price. The key lime pie seemed as if it was made with cool whip — and it was frozen (big hint that it must be cool whip). Not my favorite key lime pie. I wouldn’t go out of my way to stop again — been there done that.

The Key Lime store is located at MM 95 on the Overseas Highway in Key Largo. You can’t miss the lemon-​lime building by the side of the road. Outside the building is a collection of Caribbean-​inspired, brightly-​colored artwork and pottery, along with thatched-​roof tiki huts, Haitian metal art, wind chimes, and wood carvings for sale.
Inside the store is even more artwork, plus one of the most amazing collections of Key lime products that you’ve ever seen. I’m talking about Key lime cookies, candies, cakes, sauces, dips, marinades, jelly, tea, beverages, scented candles, and health & beauty items. Oh yes, and they also have some of the best Key Lime pie that you’ve ever tasted. And to wash it all down, how about a Key Lime slushie?
The ladies in my life all love the Key lime shampoo, conditioner, and body lotion, while my Dad and I both like the Key Lime jelly beans, and my business partner loves the Key lime cookies. They also now offer a Key Lime rum cake which is incredibly delicious. Soooooo, I loaded up the back of my SUV with gifts for everyone.
This is a great place to stop and browse through all of the artwork, and then walk into the store and sample some of the different Key lime-​infused products. They will make up gift baskets for you, and everything can be shipped right from their store.

Best Key Lime in all the Keys!
With every trip we take to the keys, we always stop here in the way home for some awesome Key Lime Pie, not only are the pies great but the place itself is super cute and colorful.
They sell all types of key lime products and they have many funky key west style decorations outside for sale.
If you happen to pass by mile marker 95 make sure you take a pie with you, for only $ 15.00 you can’t beat it. The whole family can dig in.