Restaurants in Florida Keys
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Alabama Jack's
Kitschy old license plates and the bartender’s amiable bulldog mix welcome you to this honky-tonk pub, where the food looks as rugged as the bikers... More -
B.O,'s Fish Wagon
The funky shack gets its charm from a mishmash of ripped fishing nets, no sniveling signs, and a rusted truck. And yes, the fritters are superb. More -
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 ... More -
Blond Giraffe
Don't assume that the smaller shops selling Key lime pie are the most authentic. The yellow factory on Simonton, which smells of graham crackers (a... More -
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 ... More -
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 ov... More -
ChikiTiki Bar & Grille
This restaurant at Burdines Waterfront is known for its burgers, fried fish, fried key lime pie, as well as its views of the sea, boats, and Boot K... More -
Crack'd Conch
The restaurant—renowned for its cheap eats from the sea and honey biscuits—has a fun, junk-shop-style interior. More -
Dining Room at Little Palm Island
Situated on a small private island, this oceanfront resort restaurant was chosen by Travel + Leisure as one of the nation’s most romantic dining de... More -
Eaton Street Seafood Market
The owners of Eaton Street Seafood Market opened the place to help fight what they saw as an import trend. Located in historic Old Town Key West, t... More -
Fish House
As it's name suggests, the Fish House spotlights fresh, local catch like black grouper, cobia, and conch. The dining room is decorated with seafood... More -
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 crowde... More -
Hungry Tarpon
Hole up at a table by the jetty and dine on killer burritos. open for breakfast and lunch only More -
Keys Fisheries Market & Marina
Overlooking Florida Bay, Keys Fisheries is a combination seafood market and restaurant located directly on the water. Picnic tables are set up bene... More -
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 ... More -
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 Angu... More -
No Name Pub
The name alone gives a good indication of the fun-hearted, "he's not here" vibe at this famous pub, eatery, and tourist spot. Half the fun is findi... More
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