Oscar Jiron Cafeteria
316 Petronia Street, Key West, FL, 33040
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316 Petronia Street
Key West, FL, 33040 - Phone (305) 293-9223
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Allison T.
Absolutely authentic dining experience! The place is kind of a hole in the wall, and unair-conditioned, but it is our favorite Cuban restaurant in Key West. It is mostly patronized by locals. In addition to the foods available at the little cafeteria line there are things that are made to order, such as whole fried fish (lightly floured and crispy) and chicken tacos. Be sure to ask. The slaw is made with a light lime dressing rather than mayo. The black beans and rice are divine, and so is the soup. You can get beer here but not wine or liquor. They will let you bring in your own.
(5)Olivier L.
Oscar Jiron is a Nicaraguan carry-out with seven chairs, and the finest Central American food I have eaten in the United States. There is no street signage or building number, so I include a photo. The establishment is on the right as you descend White Street towards Higgs Beach. (I showed the picture to a native Nicaraguan at my guest house; he said the façade was typical for a restaurant in his country.) The food is copious, flavorful and inexpensive, with half a dozen daily specials including beef, pork and chicken. (There's no written menu.) I had a heap of roast pork with white rice, plantains and baked beans. The grilled flavor of the meat was top notch. This tiny establishment does a brisk take-out business; most of the clientele spoke Spanish and appeared to know Mr. Jiron, the owner, personally. If you want to escape the tourist crowd at B O's Fish Wagon, save money and have a simple wonderful meal -- this is your place!
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