A much-loved restaurant in the vibrant Bahama Village and the whole city, Blue Heaven was reportedly once the site of boxing matches refereed by none other than Ernest Hemingway. Now, you will find avant-garde artwork in the gallery upstairs and great chow at modest prices in the restaurant. Caribbean flavors predominate the menu, with baking done on the premises where desserts, rolls, and bread pour from the ovens. Also renowned for its courtyard that conceals a surprising secret—a pet cemetery housing the graves of cats and roosters, diners can relish their meals amidst the subtle echoes of unique tales.
Comfortably set inside the Speakeasy Inn The Rum Bar is a casual bar which serves a wide range of spirits in a laid-back atmosphere. The decor is rustic featuring a huge vintage-style bar, cushioned bar stools, wooden walls and a small TV mounted onto a corner of the bar. The place is particularly known for its specialty drinks such as the Rum Runner, Goombay Smash, Dark & Stormy and Hurricane. Also, try the Bahama Bomb if rum is your spirit of choice.
Whether you're looking for a full meal or a few hors d'oeuvres, an intimate dinner or a group outing, seafood or steak, the Two Friends Patio is the place for you. For nearly forty years now, this little restaurant has been serving up delicious food at reasonable prices. You can sit on the patio or indoors, and if you're in the mood for some lively entertainment, the lounge hosts a nightly karaoke session from 9p onwards, so you can belt it out and then eat up! Open daily from 8a.
You're sure to be spoiled with the entertainment options available at Schooner's Bar. Drink, dine, dance, cheer, or shop...till you drop! With happy hours from 8a-noon, you're sure to have a great start to your day. The vast menu offers items, such as Fresh Stone Crab Claws, Conch Chowder and Fresh-Shucked Oysters. Don't worry - you can burn those calories up dancing the night and day away! Cheer for your favorite team at the Minimal Regatta, Schooner Wharf Wreckers Race, Barbecue Cook-off, Chili Cook-off, or the king of all Key West events, the Battle of the Bars. You can even plan a party on Key West's flagship, The Schooner Western Union, which docks here. With such fine entertainment offerings, it's no surprise that the bar has been highly acclaimed by Aqua Magazine as well as the New York Times.
Rick's Bar is one of the most popular nightlife haunts in the city. People love visiting this trendy club due to its mind blowing DJ, karaoke and live music events. The place has a vibrant and contagious vibe, with a friendly and efficient staff; coupled with an impressive list of alcoholic drinks. The bar is mostly frequented by a cheerful crowd of youngsters who bring in dance and excitement to the pub. Rick's Bar invites you to bring your friends along to an evening well spent.
At Hog's Breath, the motto is "better than no breath at all," and who can argue with that simple logic. You can even buy hats and shirts with that adroit slogan. While the restaurant and raw bar are a draw, they are not the main lure here—the sunset view is. Hog's Breath is right across the street from the Mallory Dock sunset festivities. Live entertainment goes on daily, as does the partying. Try Hog's Breath beer, raw oysters and a fish nugget sandwich with tartar sauce.
Located on popular Duval Street, this wine bar serves everything from Chardonnay and Cabernet to Merlot and Malbec to the thirsty denizens of Key West. The wine menu is undoubtedly extensive, where you can find selections from Australia to Peru. The staff is friendly and take note that most of the wines are sold by the bottle, so prepare to break out the credit card.
A much-loved restaurant in the vibrant Bahama Village and the whole city, Blue Heaven was reportedly once the site of boxing matches refereed by none other than Ernest Hemingway. Now, you will find avant-garde artwork in the gallery upstairs and great chow at modest prices in the restaurant. Caribbean flavors predominate the menu, with baking done on the premises where desserts, rolls, and bread pour from the ovens. Also renowned for its courtyard that conceals a surprising secret—a pet cemetery housing the graves of cats and roosters, diners can relish their meals amidst the subtle echoes of unique tales.
Established in 2004, Azur brings innovative Mediterranean cuisine in an unpretentious and elegant environment. Whether it's a casual lunch or an early breakfast or even a late-night romantic dinner, Azur presents an ideal venue with its intimate dining room and lovely patio area. Friendly service and unparalleled quality have regulars coming back again. On offer is a concise menu comprising of various options - from breakfast to dinner; with specialties like Yellowtail Snapper Benedict, Grilled Steak Ciabatta, Hummus and Baba Ghanoush and Panna Cotta. The flavors are unique and will certainly change your perception about Mediterranean food.
Comfortably set inside the Speakeasy Inn The Rum Bar is a casual bar which serves a wide range of spirits in a laid-back atmosphere. The decor is rustic featuring a huge vintage-style bar, cushioned bar stools, wooden walls and a small TV mounted onto a corner of the bar. The place is particularly known for its specialty drinks such as the Rum Runner, Goombay Smash, Dark & Stormy and Hurricane. Also, try the Bahama Bomb if rum is your spirit of choice.
Onlywood Pizzeria Trattoria is a famous Italian restaurant in Key West known for its wood-fired pizzas that are baked in an oven that has been imported from Italy. In addition to pizzas, the restaurant also offers traditional Italian antipasti, salads, pasta, lasagna along with a decent selection of desserts. The Rustichella pizza, Prosciutto di Parma e Bufala and Spaghetti allo scoglio and the Pizza Nutella are some of the restaurant's must haves. Onlywood has a bar which stocks an eclectic list of international and Italian wines that compliment the food to perfection.
Unless you live in Key West, you will only find the Hogfish Bar and Grill on a tip. It’s off the beaten track and a little tricky to find, but it is well worth the search. Once there, you know instantly this is a local’s spot. The Hogfish Bar and Grill is the way the Keys used to be. Right on the waterfront, it’s a place to savor the pleasure of peeling and eating fresh Key West Pink Shrimp, while watching shrimp boats dock. It’s as if nothing has changed in 50 years. Dig into a fresh Hogfish sandwich and enjoy the live music.