KEY WEST
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The 9 most popular food in Key West. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
A small-group Key West walking food tour with Cuban coffee, key lime pie, rum cocktails, and local history on a 1.2-mile route.
“This was a great food tour. We enjoyed the variety of food dishes and the portion sizes. The tour had a good pace and the history pieces were informative. I highly recommend the tour.”
Walk Key West’s Historic Seaport with a local guide, tasting at 5 stops from pink shrimp to lobster mac and finishing with key lime pie.
“This was an excellent food tour! Guide, Mike, was awesome! Would recommend this tour to anyone wanting to get a good idea of Key West and taste some of the flavors it is known for.”
Sail Key West on a classic schooner at sunset with drinks, hors d’oeuvres, dolphin sightings, and a shot at the Green Flash.
Sail the Sandie Cat for Key West sunset with live music, an unlimited open bar, and simple appetizers over two hours.
“The sunset, the drinks and the music were all great! Snacks were nothing special, but we planned ahead ate dinner. We have done a cruise like this before and it is usually a couple of veggies and maybe rolls or some kind of bite size snack.”
Sail into Key West sunset on the Sandie Cat with unlimited open bar, light bites, and live music for about two hours.
“Beautiful cruise and an amazing sunset. We enjoyed the food, drinks and music”
Key West Historic Old Town food tour with 5 authentic tastings, iced coffee, conch fritters, Cuban flavors, and key lime pie. 2.5 hours.
“Come hungry. Food was fantastic, Kennarose was a real treat and made the Tour so enjoyable. Walking was easy due to the numerous stops.”
Walk Old Key West with Hemingway stories and tastings, ending at Captain Tony’s. Small group, lunch and key lime pie included.
“Caleb was very knowledgeable about Hemingway and Old Town. He also shared a lot of information about Jimmy Buffet as an added bonus! For future tours, it would be great to know an ending point, as we had left our bikes all the way back at the Hemingway House.”
Key West Cuban and Caribbean food walking tour with 5 tastings, small-group Old Town stories, plus e-recipes and local dining tips.
“Must do while in Miami! Go be a Papi for a day enjoying some Cuban coffee, with a fedora and a cigar.”
A 3-hour Key West walking food tour in Old Town with Cuban bites, rum tasting, conch fritters, and chocolate-dipped key lime pie.
“Good tour. The food places were good resting stops and the food was really good. I wish the tour guide had more information on the local history. He did an excellent job servicing the group at each stop.”
