Restaurants in Florida Keys

This honky-tonk pub just north of the tollbooth on Hwy. 905A, dishes up everything from conch fritters and beer to country bands.

This open-air, French-inspired nook is no secret, so arrive for breakfast before 9:30 a.m. The crêpes come in both savory and sweet varieties. Try the

Originating as a casual lunch café in 1992, Blue Heaven is now a full-service restaurant that draws huge crowds all day. The restaurant is located in

The fish fritters and only-in-Key West setting of junkyard and found objets make this a must-stop locale.

This intimate, 50-seat restaurant is located in the Marquesa Hotel, a collection of 19th-century conch houses in historic Old Town. Tall windows overl

The restaurant has a screened-in dock porch overlooking the water and will prep your fresh-caught fish to order (save room for the doughnut-like honey

Order the conch salad for a lunch treat.

Duck into this gourmet grocery for poached salmon salad or Evil Garlic Pickles.

With its old-school fishing shacks and shrimp boats, Stock Island harks back to Key West circa the 1970's. Dine at tables overlooking a dock crowded w

Hole up at a table by the jetty and dine on killer burritos. open for breakfast and lunch only

Regulars order stone crab claws and Key lime pie.

Housed in an oceanfront Victorian house, this Caribbean-American restaurant has been a local favorite for more than three decades. The airy dining roo

When the crowds on Duval get too rowdy, step off the street into this whitewashed Victorian tapas and wine bar. Pair one of the specials—Black Angus f

Order the key lime pie; it has meringue and crust that oozes buttery lime juice.

The oceanfront restaurant attracts lunching writers.

Sandy’s Café never closes so visitors can stop in for Cuban and Mexican cuisine anytime. Known especially for its generous-sized Cuban sandwiches and