Dining Guide

American Restaurants	Barbecue Restaurants	Caribbean Restaurants	Chinese Restaurants
Coffee Houses	Cuban Restaurants	Deli & Sandwich Restaurants	European Restaurants
Fusion Restaurants	Ice Cream Parlors	Italian Restaurants	Japanese & Sushi Restaurants
Mediterranean Restaurants	Mexican Restaurants	Middle Eastern Restaurants	Pizzerias
Seafood Restaurants	Steakhouses	Taverns & Grills	Thai Restaurants

Welcome to Key West Florida's Ultimate Dining Guide.  Table for two?

Once you've called and made your reservation, the only thing left to do is bring your appetite to the restaurant.  Our superb area chefs and top-notch wait staffs will take care of the rest.

As far as prices go, Key West restaurants are scattered about on a broad spectrum. To help give you a better idea of what it would cost you to dine out at many of the island's eateries, we've given an approximate price rating to most of the listings in our Dining Guide.  The rating is as follows: $ (Inexpensive); $$ (Moderate); $$$ (Expensive); and $$$$ (Very Expensive).

Following dinner, you don't have to call it a night if you don't want to, as there are an abundance of alluring Nightspots you can stop by to continue on with your enjoyable evening.  Our Events Calendar might give you other great ideas on nighttime entertainment in Key West.

If after dinner you've got a hankering for some desert and none of the ice cream establishments on our Ice Cream Parlor Page don't do it for you, how about sinking your teeth into one of the tastiest Key Lime Pies on the planet?  If this thought awakens your palate, then we highly suggest scooting over to Key Lime-N-More at 424 Greene Street, next door to Captain Tony's Saloon.  We think it's the best Key Lime Pie on the island, and the friendly folks who run the establishment boast that it's also the only Key Lime Pie that's made right on the island.  Hard to believe being that it is Key West and we're talking about Key Lime Pie, but it certainly tastes like it's true.

One additional note: In accordance with Florida's Clean Indoor Air Act, smoking is no longer allowed inside Florida restaurants.  If you care to light up, you will have to step outside the building to do so.  As far as dining outdoors, we've seen various policies around town, so it's best to check with each location to find out about their specific smoking rules.

Bon appetit!