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Category: Restaurants - Key West Voted Best of the City
Address: 900 Catherine St, Key West, FL 33040
Authentic Cuban food at excellent prices – what's not to like? The locals line up to feast at El Siboney. Cuban sandwiches, juicy roast pork and heaping portions of rice and beans are common meal selections. Try the black bean soup or the paella with fresh seafood and chicken.
Category: Restaurants - Key West Voted Best of the City
Address: 729 Thomas St, Key West, FL 33040
This spot is popular with locals, tourists, kids, vegetarians.... and the list goes on. EVERYONE loves Blue Heaven. Some people come to see where Hemingway once refereed boxing matches, and others to see the free-range chickens prowling around. Those in the know come here for the food. Breakfast and Sunday brunch...
Category: Nightlife - Key West Voted Best of the City
Address: 428 Greene St, Key West, FL
Captain Tony's is full of Key West history. The building was built in 1851 as a morgue, then it was converted to an icehouse and finally a telegraph station. This was the original location of Sloppy Joe's, and both Hemingway and Jimmy Buffet have been regulars through the years. Today the walls are decorated with...
Category: Nightlife - Key West Voted Best of the City
Address: 601 Whitehead St, Key West, FL
Visit Key West's first bar built in 1890. This is also the "last" bar in the United States since it sits on the far southern reaches of U.S. 1. This is definitely a locals hangout. Pool tables, video games and darts give the patrons something to do while they sip their beers. Live bands rock out on the weekends. No...
Category: Restaurants - Key West Voted Best of the City
Address: 700 Waddell Ave, Key West, FL 33040
Louie's is a gem that locals try hard to keep secret. The food and the view make for an exquisite dinner – if you can get a reservation – or an elegant lunch. The menu changes quarterly and highlights the fish or produce that happen to be in season. The grilled catch of the day might be served with ginger butter,...
Category: Restaurants - Key West Voted Best of the City
Address: 700 Front St, Key West, FL
Alonzo's serves Key West's largest selection of oysters. Cold and warm water varieties are available raw, baked or fried in batter. Or try the shrimp steamed in beer, Old Bay spices and garlic. The house clam chili is a thick stew of clams, potatoes and white beans. The lobster cakes are another favorite. They are...
Category: Nightlife - Key West Voted Best of the City
Address: 202 William St, Key West, FL
A great waterfront location and nightly entertainment is what draws locals to this popular spot. A grill provides tasty eats but come to sit in the open air and sip a cocktail or beer. This establishment is "pet friendly" so don't be surprised to see a few dogs walking between the tables.
Category: Nightlife - Key West Voted Best of the City
Address: 400 Front St, Key West, FL 33040
Originally founded in Fort Walton Beach in the mid-70's, the Hog's Breath in Key West has been in business for almost 20 years. The bar motto is "Hog's breath is better than no breath at all" and this philosophy has been embraced by the regulars who come here to drink with wild abandon. In the fall, the bar hosts an...
Category: Restaurants - Key West Voted Best of the City
Address: 115 Duval St, Key West, FL 33040
Dining in this historic home – built by a sea captain in 1884 – is a unique experience. Sit indoors or outside on the verandah. The second story looks down onto the bustle of Duval Street. Fresh fish and seafood are the order of the day here. Try the conch steak or the very rare seared tuna crusted with peppercorns....
Category: Restaurants - Key West Voted Best of the City
Address: 231 Margaret St, Key West, FL 33040
Turtle hunting and processing was an early Key West industry and this restaurant's location and theme pay homage to that history. Turtles aren't on the menu but virtually every other swimming creature is. A raw bar features clams, shrimp and oysters. Fried calamari, Creole lobster rolls, conch sandwiches and seafood...
