Restaurants in Key West, FL

Harpoon Harry's is a classic diner near the Historic Seaport serving a broad, familiar breakfast and lunch menu. It is a practical choice for families and travelers who want an unfussy meal with better schedule control than a destination brunch, though the compact room can be busy.

Little Pearl is a small Old Town fish house and wine bar at the corner of Olivia and Elizabeth Streets. Its current format centers on a custom four-course dinner with scheduled seatings, making it better suited to a planned date night or food-focused evening than a flexible family meal. The residential setting, limited dining room, seafood emphasis, and structured pacing are the main reasons to choose it.

Dinner reservations · Four-course dinner · Seafood-focused dining · +1 more services

Blue Heaven is a Bahama Village restaurant at 729 Thomas Street known for open-air courtyard dining, breakfast, dinner, live Key West character, and tall-meringue Key lime pie. Breakfast and lunch are currently first come, first served; dinner accepts limited reservations and walk-ins. The setting is a central part of the product, which makes heat, rain, waits, and outdoor seating relevant to the decision. It is best approached as a destination meal with schedule flexibility rather than a quick stop before a fixed departure.

Breakfast · Dinner · Key lime pie and bakery desserts · +3 more services

Half Shell Raw Bar is a casual open-air seafood restaurant at the Key West Historic Seaport, with raw-bar selections, oysters, peel-and-eat seafood, fish, drinks, and a working-harbor setting. Its strongest fit is an informal waterfront meal where atmosphere and seafood variety matter more than quiet, climate-controlled dining. Current menu prices, market-priced items, happy-hour details, waits, seating exposure, allergy handling, and large-party policies should be confirmed directly.

Bar service · Dinner · Lunch · +2 more services

Two Friends Patio Restaurant is a centrally located Old Town restaurant serving breakfast, seafood, drinks, and a broad visitor-friendly menu. Its patio and menu range suit mixed groups, while the busy entertainment-district setting can be louder and less intimate than a neighborhood restaurant.