Most reviewed places in Key West, United States

Simple monument located at the southernmost tip of the continental U.S. & 90 miles north of Cuba.

Visitors come to see Hemingway's studio, garden & 6-toed felines that may be descendants of his cat.

State park features beach & water sport rentals, nature trails, a cafe & a pre-Civil War fortress.

Open since 1933, this bar offers live music & dancing plus a separate tap room for sports-watching.

Conch & Caribbean-style eats star at this laid-back eatery overlooking the seaport & marina.

Iconic landmark for Floridian-Caribbean cuisine & key lime pie, with a funky setting.

👍👍 Captain John, Jesse, and Paige were fabulous! We (family of 4) went on the dolphin/snorkeling cruise, and it was well worth it. We saw lots of dolphins, a sea turtle, and the snorkel site was filled with coral and lots of fish. Drinks (soda, water, juice, beer) were included. The snorkel gear and li...

Public beach & a spring break destination with showers & volleyball, plus jet ski rentals.

Popular boat tour agency featuring snorkeling trips, sunset sails & parasailing adventures.

Glass-enclosed, plant-filled habitat for interactive walks among species of butterflies & birds.

Long-standing mostly outdoor cafe with an old-school American menu plus lively karaoke.

Traditional Cuban home cooking & housemade sangria in a casual, family-friendly setting.

Small beach with a pier, plus monuments documenting the site of an 1800s African slave cemetery.

Popular pub providing bar food on a covered outdoor patio plus live music & dancing.

Lively joint offers island-inspired fare & margaritas plus a gift shop & live music most nights.

Lively Irish pub with nightly music, an expansive stout list & an eclectic pub-grub menu.

👍👍 The Danger trip was amazing! We did a half day snorkel and kayak. We saw a sea turtle, stingray, lion fish and a moray eel while snorkeling. They had better snorkel equipment and a better spot than Fury (we did both tours), and Captain Joe and Sydney were amazing. Small group (3 couples) and we got...

Veteran Cuban eatery draws crowds with rustic look, live music & Mallory Square sunset celebration.

American cafe serving po' boys, conch fritters & the like in a circa-1838 house with outdoor seats.

Longtime open-air hangout for seafood complemented by live music & dockside views.