Keystone Corner

La Chica told me about this little place, and one days she drove 700 miles out of the way to be sure and show me where it was. A few days later, I found myself over in the Keystone area and hungry, so I called them up and placed an order. I got a «Baconator,» which is bacon, eggs and cheese on Cuban bread; it was delicious.
This place is small, and is known for their sandwiches and pizza. What you will find are «fast food» lunch meat Cubans and conveyor belt oven pizza. Regardless, the sandwiches all look good, and the pizza smells delicious.
While you’re there, pick up some carrot hot sauce located on the sales counter. It’s insanely good.
Staff is friendly, and their location in the middle of nowhere tells me this place will be around for ages to come.

Mom n’ Pop corner shop in the middle of Odessa. I have lived in Odessa now for over 20 been going to Keystone Corner for about 15 years now and have never been disappointed. First of let me tell you that if you are looking for a fancy deli with inside seating and gourmet sandwiches then this is not for you. Keystone Corner is in the middle of the country with nothing but beautiful homes, land, deer, and horses lol. They have outside covered seating on picnic benches which is perfect when the weather is nice but I usually get it to go. Inside you have a small deli like setting with amazing friendly locals serving everything from pizza, Cubans, breakfast and more. Their Cuban sandwiches are actually really good and their breakfast I get at least 2 to 3 times a week. They make bacon, sausage, or ham and cheese sandwiches on Cuban bread for like $ 3.50. If you are ever in Odessa and hungry I suggest you stop by and try it out.

Perfectly fine, perfectly decent Cuban sandwiches made from boars head quality meat and other mass produced ingredients. For Florida this place is a tiny step up from most food options. None of the ingredients look to be made on site. Staff is perfectly fine and friendly.
Seating is covered outdoor picnic benches, not filthy but not exactly clean. The view is of really pretty trees, grass and the road. Good for a quick bite on a nice day.
My bias: I’m a city slicker and a bit of a foodie. If you’re in the area and need a quick bite this is slightly better than the chains. At least your money supports some of the locals and a successful small business which are very hard to find in this part of the country. The rest goes to Sysco, where everyone orders their ingredients from.

Simply outstanding! They have a very wide menu selection, but as previously stated, its hard to beat their Cuban sandwiches. Very friendly staff, and food is made to order. We order pizza from them on Friday nights as well, equally excellent. While its true this is more of a local’s restaurant, if you’re passing through or in the surrounding area, its definitely worth the drive!

This is definitely a local’s secret and most certainly a favorite. At first, I was a little offended that there wasn’t a single Unilocal review for them yet, but then I reminded myself that the citizens of Odessa, FL might not even know that cheese comes in a can now, or maybe even worse — like that Milli Vanilli was a complete fake! (I’m sorry if you’re just now learning these truths for yourself).
Well, they do know where to find exceptionally good sandwiches. I’ve been eating their cuban sandwich since high school, which is longer than you may think. Everything is cut fresh and there are many option to customize your meal.
— Looking for a classic cuban, or maybe even something a little different, this is your place!
— I stick to what I know, but I have it on good authority that their chicken parmesan sandwich, reuben, tuna melt, and gyros are all also very good.
Even though this is the kind of place you might find by accident, it’s definitely worth making a trip out for.
PS ***last time I was there it was cash only. There is an ATM, but you have been warned.***