Restaurants in Florida Keys
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Alabama Jack's
This honky-tonk pub just north of the tollbooth on Hwy. 905A, dishes up everything from conch fritters and beer to country bands.
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Banana Café
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
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Blue Heaven Restaurant
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
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BO's Fish Wagon
The fish fritters and only-in-Key West setting of junkyard and found objets make this a must-stop locale.
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Café Marquesa
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
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Eaton Street Seafood Market
Order the conch salad for a lunch treat.
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Hogfish Bar & Grill
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
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Hungry Tarpon
Hole up at a table by the jetty and dine on killer burritos. open for breakfast and lunch only
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Keys Fisheries Market & Marina
Regulars order stone crab claws and Key lime pie.
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Louie's Backyard
Housed in an oceanfront Victorian house, this Caribbean-American restaurant has been a local favorite for more than three decades. The airy dining roo
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Nine One Five
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
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Rooftop Cafe
Order the key lime pie; it has meringue and crust that oozes buttery lime juice.
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Saluté Ristorante Sul Mare
The oceanfront restaurant attracts lunching writers.
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Sandy's Café
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
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