Florida Keys Roadtrip
Food scene
This restaurant is located in a hotel and sits on the beach with a great ocean view. The absolute best Key Lime Pie I’ve ever had
10 locals recommend
Sol by the Sea
97450 Overseas HwyThis restaurant is located in a hotel and sits on the beach with a great ocean view. The absolute best Key Lime Pie I’ve ever had
Corks & Curds - Wine Bar, Cheese and Provisions
99201 Overseas HwyAwesome pizza, wine and cheese
The Buzzard's Roost
21 Garden Cove DrFamous BBQ and Southern Food. Great place to stop for lunch or dinner on the way back up from your trip from the Keys
28 locals recommend
Shiver's BBQ
28001 S Dixie HwyFamous BBQ and Southern Food. Great place to stop for lunch or dinner on the way back up from your trip from the Keys
Better Than Sex - A Dessert Restaurant Key West
926 Simonton StLike sweets?
A 6-minute complimentary ferry ride across from Key West to Sunset Key – Latitudes and its executive chef Jerry Crocker offer a “work of art” menu that incorporates fresh locally sourced fish and tropical fruits
31 locals recommend
Latitudes
245 Front StA 6-minute complimentary ferry ride across from Key West to Sunset Key – Latitudes and its executive chef Jerry Crocker offer a “work of art” menu that incorporates fresh locally sourced fish and tropical fruits
Sightseeing
Shell World Florida Keys
97600 Overseas HwyHuge souvenir and gift shop
Located in the turquoise waters of the Gulf of Mexico, 70 miles from Key West, Dry Tortugas National Park is accessible only by boat or seaplane, although most people do this as part of a tour.
40 locals recommend
Dry Tortugas National Park
Located in the turquoise waters of the Gulf of Mexico, 70 miles from Key West, Dry Tortugas National Park is accessible only by boat or seaplane, although most people do this as part of a tour.
Former home of author Ernest Hemingway is an important piece of Florida's cultural history. Visitors can tour the home, which is furnished with many of the original pieces, including Hemingway's prized collection of 17th- and 18th-century Spanish furniture.
105 locals recommend
The Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum
907 Whitehead StFormer home of author Ernest Hemingway is an important piece of Florida's cultural history. Visitors can tour the home, which is furnished with many of the original pieces, including Hemingway's prized collection of 17th- and 18th-century Spanish furniture.
They have a glass-enclosed conservatory where nearly 60 species of butterflies soar freely among the plant-filled habitat. In addition to the butterflies, more than 20 species of exotic birds are also kept here.
56 locals recommend
Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory
1316 Duval StThey have a glass-enclosed conservatory where nearly 60 species of butterflies soar freely among the plant-filled habitat. In addition to the butterflies, more than 20 species of exotic birds are also kept here.
Great for snorkeling, scuba, glass-bottom boat tours, as well as boat and kayak rentals.
403 locals recommend
John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park
102601 Overseas HwyGreat for snorkeling, scuba, glass-bottom boat tours, as well as boat and kayak rentals.
Southernmost Point of the Continental US
1400 South StNeighborhoods
An excellent place to people-watch, sightsee, visit museums, souvenir shops, galleries, and cafés.
62 locals recommend
Duval Street
Duval StreetAn excellent place to people-watch, sightsee, visit museums, souvenir shops, galleries, and cafés.
A lively area in Old Town Key West that is best known for its nightly sunset celebration. Each evening, entertainers and vendors gather to create a festive atmosphere while tourists admire the iconic sunsets over the Gulf of Mexico.
100 locals recommend
Mallory Square
400 Wall StA lively area in Old Town Key West that is best known for its nightly sunset celebration. Each evening, entertainers and vendors gather to create a festive atmosphere while tourists admire the iconic sunsets over the Gulf of Mexico.