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The Conch Shack, Key West: See 962 unbiased reviews of The Conch Shack, rated 4.5 of 5 on Tripadvisor and ranked #73 of 348 restaurants in Key West.
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- Garbo’s Grill. Garbo’s Grill was the our first stop in Key West. While it doesn’t look like much (it’s an shiny, silver airstream camper parked on the patio behind a bar), it’s one of the most popular restaurants in Key West (even Guy Fieri and Diners Drive Ins and Drives has visited!)
- Lagerheads Beach Bar and Watersports. Lagerheads Beach Bar and Watersports is a popular hang out for locals. You can just go for lunch, or you can have your lunch with a side of adventure…Lagerheads also rents water toys like hydro bikes and offers tours on their RumRunner boat.
- Eaton Street Seafood Market. Eaton Street is an old gas station turned seafood market selling some of the freshest fish and seafood you can get in Key West, the catch is different everyday!
- Blue Heaven. What do you think of when you think of Key West restaurants and food? Key lime pie, of course! Since Key West and key lime pie are basically synonymous, we couldn’t have a trip to the Keys without indulging in at least one slice (but trust me, we definitely indulged in more than one!).
- Blue Heaven. Specialty: Brunch. Price: $$ – $$$ Location: 729 Thomas Street. Website: blueheavenkw.com. If you can only visit one restaurant in Key West, have brunch at Blue Heaven.
- Latitudes at Sunset Key. Specialty: Fine dining with sunset views. Price: $$$$ Location: Sunset Key. Website: www.sunsetkeycottages.com/key-west-restaurants/latitudes/
- Santiago’s Bodega. Specialty: Tapas. Price: $$ – $$$ Location: 207 Petronia Street. Website: santiagosbodega.com. This is one of our favorite restaurants in Key West.
- Cuban Coffee Queen. Specialty: Cuban coffee. Price: $ Location: Multiple locations. Website: cubancoffeequeen.com. “Drink more cuban coffee and do stupid things faster.”
- Blue Heaven. Somewhat of a local legend in Key West, the Blue Heaven is one of just a handful of joints in the city which aren't purely seafood focused.
- Garbo's Grill. If you want that classic Key West experience, you’ve simply got to head to Garbo’s Grill. Die hard fans of Diners, Dive-Ins and Dives will recognise this seafood diner from the show, when Guy Fieri toured the best diners in Key West.
- The Lobster Shack Key West. The Lobster Shack does exactly what you’d expect it to, but to a very high standard indeed. Lobster features heavily on this menu (although there is the occasional fried coconut shrimp), from mouth-watering lobster grilled cheese to the diablo lobster roll with sriracha and jalapenos.
- Azur. Just a few blocks away from tourist-filled Duval Street is Azur Restaurant. The restaurant serves brunch and dinner every day to locals and visitors in the know.
- Cafe Marquesa Key West
- Bagatelle
- Matt’s Stock Island Kitchen
- El Meson de Pepe’s Restaurant & Bar
- Conch Republic Seafood Restaurant
- Garbo’s Grill
- Sunset Pier
- Ana’s Cuban and Southernmost Grocery
- Latitudes
- Smoked BBQ
This cozy cafe spot is located inside the high-end Marquesa Hotel in Old Town Key West, and Chef Laurence Gottlieb focuses on creative New American eats. Café Marquesa is a beloved institution on the island; it’s one of the local favorite restaurants, and tourists love it too. Some of the menu items feature grilled meats, fresh local seafood, seaso...
Bagatelle is set inside a historic building that was constructed way back in the 1800s. Today, it’s home to some of the best food in Key West, a seafood-focused and American Caribbean-style menu. Everything is locally and sustainably sourced. The space itself is architecturally stunning, with giant wrap-around porches for that ideal Floridian alfre...
Matt’s Stock Island Kitchen is an airy restaurant on Stock Island that features a picturesque waterfront setting overlooking the marina. The views are even better outside if you ask us. We really enjoy their outdoor dining area. It is one of our favorite Key West restaurants on the water. The decor is modern and minimal, and they focus on elevated ...
This Key West Cuban restaurant is a coveted icon within the community, drawing in crowds with a vibrant and rustic feel, live Salsa music, and authentic cuisine. They operate on a first-come, first-served basis only. It’s family-owned and operated and has been around since 1985. They’re dedicated to celebrating the flavors of the Cuban-Conch herita...
Fresh dock to dish dining at its finest, Conch Republic Seafood Restaurant is the go-to for fresh fish and fresh seafood straight out of the sea. Conch Republic has some of the best seafood in Key West! It was originally called Singleton Fish House, where hundreds of pounds of shrimp were processed every day, and some original elements from this ti...
Garbo’s Grill is a tiny family-run food stand (similar to a food truck ) that packs in a lot of personality. They’re always cooking up inventive takes on tacos, burgers, and burritos. They also offer poke bowls and lobster rolls, so the rule here really is to expect the unexpected. The Umamiburger and the Kogidog are some of the favorite dishes on ...
Sunset Pier perfects the relaxed dockside environment that Key West is known for. It’s set inside the Ocean Key Resort & Spa, offering incredible waterfront vistas and live music. It’s a long, extended dock stretching out over the sea with brightly colored furnishings. There’s a surf shack and a tiki bar, ideal for spectacular sunset views, plus pl...
If you are looking for the best Cuban breakfast, you’ll want to head to Ana’s Café. We first stumbled upon this restaurant when we were staying at the Southernmost Beach Resort, which was right across the street. It is right up the street from the Southernmost Point Buoy, the famous Instagram spot in Key West. We suggest going and getting a photo r...
Latitudes is a renowned fine Key West dining restaurant, known not only for its elevated cuisine but for its gorgeous views looking out over the Gulf of Mexico. It’s part of Sunset Key Cottages, located on Sunset Key. If you are looking for a romantic restaurant or going out for a special dinner, watching the sunset while enjoying dinner at Latitud...
This relaxed dining spot is set inside a vintage boat! Smoked BBQ embraces an old-school decor that’s matched only by the magnificent historic seaport views and tasty grilled meats. They serve up classic Southern comfort cuisine done right. Bacon Hush Puppies, Pulled Pork Sandwiches, and the Baby Back Ribs are just some of the items on the menu. Sp...
Aug 28, 2023 · From small family-run shacks to large restaurants with a sunset view, Key West has something to offer everyone looking for a delicious conch fritter. Read on for our list of the top 11 places to grab a great serving of conch fritters in Key West. 1. Louie’s Backyard. 700 Waddell Ave, Key West, Florida. Open: 11.30am – 3pm, 5.30pm – 9pm
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Sep 26, 2018 · Conch fritters, conch salad, and conch chowder are just a few takes on the island’s favorite mollusk, which you can find in almost any seafood restaurant. Not sure where to start? Let us be your guide. Here are the best conch dishes in Key West. Conch chowder. at Sloppy Joe’s, 201 Duval St., Old Town.
