Best Key West, FL Shopping

Kermit's Key West Key Lime Shoppe 1.

Best Key Lime Pie. Ask a local where to find the best Key Lime Pie in Key West and you'll get a few different responses, but Kermit's supplies many of the stores with this tasty...  Read more »

Haitian Art Company (And Other Local Artists) 2.

For such a small place, Key West's art scene is thriving...  Read more »

Fast Buck Freddies 3.

What was once a restoration store has blossomed into a department store offering all sorts of quirky souvenirs and home decor items like a sea turtle fan, a beach-cruiser alarm...  Read more »

Kai Kai Sandals 4.

After a day of walking up and down Duval, those advertisements for "the world's most comfortable sandals" becomes more and more appealing. Stop in Kai Kai Sandals to try on a sample...  Read more »

Key West Hammock Company 5.

Nothing says tropical nirvana like an inviting hammock swinging in the breeze. The Key West Hammock Company might be the brightest and most colorful store on Duval, and is stocked...  Read more »

Cork and Stogie 6.

Shops all over Key West sell "Cuban cigars," however they are typically made domestically because it is still illegal to buy and sell Cuban cigars in the United States. Most cigars...  Read more »

Peppers of Key West 7.

Take home some flavors of the tropics at Peppers of Key West, which lets shoppers sample their spicy sauces at the hot sauce bar. The "tasting staff" entertains while visitors try...  Read more »

Key West Kite Company 8.

Kites and wind socks adorn the white picket fence that surrounds this charming store, making it far too tempting for shoppers to pass by without popping in to look around. Inside,...  Read more »

Key West Island Books 9.

This is a literary city, after all, so naturally there is an abundance of talented local writers. Pick up a book or two for the flight home at West Island Books, which sells new and...  Read more »

Bahama Village 10.

Wander southwest of Whitehead Street and chances are you will stumble across Bahama Village, the area where the first black Bahamian settlers arrived in the 19th century. A small...  Read more »