The Sports Page Bar and Grille

Telephone: 305-296-3230

Address: 610 Greene Street, Key West, FL 33040
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Harpoon Harry's

"Located in Key West, Harpoon Harry's is a favorite of locals and visitors alike. Serving Lunch and Breakfast for 20 years, we now also serve dinner. We feature a full package liquor store, T-shirts, books and more. Sit at the bar or a table or booth. Enjoy the game on our flat-screens or relax and use our free wireless internet. If you plan to visit Key West make sure to put Harpoon Harry's on your list. Fine food, friendly service and great drinks." - www.harpoonharryskeywest.com

Telephone: 305- 294-8744

Web: http://harpoonharryskeywest.com/

Address: 832 Caroline Street, Key West, FL 33040

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Key West Art Bar

"The Key West Art Bar is located at the corner of Margaret & Caroline in the world famous Flagler Station Bldg. It’s big, beautiful & yellow! No, it’s not a museum, nor a train station. So, we can’t help with tickets or schedules, but it’s a heckofa lot prettier (& more interesting!) + We have a BAR! join us for the finest art, jewelry, gifts & good times on the Island… YAY!!" - www.keywestartbar.com

Telephone: 305-296-0424

Web: www.keywestartbar.com

Address: 901 Caroline Street, Key West, FL 33040

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Key West Bait & Tackle

"We've been in business since 1986 meeting not only the needs of the charter fisherman but the tourist & local fisherman as well.

Come into our store and browse a wide variety of rods and reels as well as tackle and lures. We can meet all your bait needs at Key West Bait & Tackle. In addition to live bait, we have frozen: Shrimp, Squid, Pilchard, Mullet, Chum, Moharra, Ballyhoo, Thread Herring, Flying Fish, Silversides, Spanish Sardines and pre-rigged baits. Enjoy ice cold beer and wine while shopping. We can set up fishing charters for you and your family and friends. Our business hours are 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. 7 day a week." - www.keywestbaitandtackle.com

Telephone: 305-292-1961

Web: http://www.keywestbaitandtackle.com/

Address: 241 Margaret Street, Key West, FL 33040

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Dante's

"Dante's of Key West, a fabulous restaurant located at 955 Caroline Street in the Conch Harbor Marina on the corner Grinnell Street.  We offer a wide selection of food, from our fresh seafood, caught by local fishermen to sandwiches that anyone will enjoy so why not come in and give it a try because you won't be disappointed.  The pool is for patrons of Dante's to enjoy, come in have some food and drinks, while you are here take a swim in the afternoon to beat the Florida heat." - www.dantes-keywest.com

Telephone: 305-293-5123

Web: http://www.dantes-keywest.com/

Address: 951 Caroline Street, Key West, FL 33040

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Half Shell Raw Bar

"Set in the heart of the Historic Seaport at the Key West Bight, the Half Shell Raw Bar is an authentic Key West fish house. Once a shrimp packing building, it has stayed true to its blue-collar harbor front heritage.

A Taste of Old Key West! Traditional Key West Raw Bar & great Key West seafood restaurant! Oysters, clams, shrimp, more! A low key restaurant for casual lunch or dinner. Settle down to an informal atmosphere, local characters, great bar and waterfront dining. It's a little piece of Old Key West on the historic Key West Bight.

Drop in! Enjoy a frosty drink and the freshest seafood this side of the reef!" - www.halfshellrawbar.com

Telephone: 305-294-7496

Web: http://www.halfshellrawbar.com/

Address: 231 Margaret Street, Key West, FL 33040

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Schooner Wharf Bar

"The Schooner Wharf was originally located on the Schooner Diamante, the bar moved ashore, where the top shelf liquor was kept in the top drawer of a filing cabinet! The bar has evolved into a very special place over the years. It has expanded into a neighboring building and added a second-floor deck with a beautiful view of the classic yachts of Key West's Historic Seaport; available, like the bar's dining room, for private parties.

Although it has become a favorite of visiting celebrities suchThe food here is really good!! as Beach Boy Al Jardine, the bar has never lost the rustic charm and warmth that made it the saloon of choice of treasure salvor Mel Fisher, who often referred to it as "A treasure." "This must be the center of the universe," echoed the late broadcaster/author Charles Kurault after his visit to the bar.

Voted Best Local's Bar six years in a row, the Schooner Wharf has been acclaimed in such diverse publications as the New York Times, and Aqua magazine, for its unique nautical decor, music and food, and open-air proximity to sweet ocean breezes. Fresh stone crab claws, peel-and-eat shrimp, fresh-shucked oysters, and, of course, conch chowder  and fritters, are among the local seafood delicacies on the menu in the galley. Chicken wings, eight-ounce burgers, and juicy steak sandwiches are always on hand for the land-lubber. " - www.schoonerwharf.com

Telephone: 305-292-3302

Web: http://www.schoonerwharf.com/

Address: 202 William Street, Key West, FL 33040

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Conch Republic Seafood Co.

"Welcome to our piece of Paradise! There isn't a better place to be than right here! Enjoy our spacious waterfront setting where the atmosphere is like a trip in a time machine toInside the Bar the way Key West used to be. So, come by to relax, take in the view of the boats and the water, and let us prepare you one of our mouth-watering entrees made with only the freshest seafood that our local waters provide! Then indulge further with one of our delicious refreshing "House Specialty Libations!"

Throughout Key West's colorful history the Historic Key West Bight, where the Conch Republic Seafood Company® now resides, Sponges on the Pierhas had a tradition of bringing the bounty of the seas ashore. Sponges, giant sea turtles, shrimp and fish are just a few of the types of cargo that would pass through the Bight weekly. The location where the Conch Republic Seafood Company® is now located has it's own interesting history. In the 1890's "sponging" had grown to employ hundreds in Key West, both with the fleet and at jobs ashore. Our present day docks have long ago replaced the large, wide sponge market docks of the era. This dock was just one of many constructed to allow the quality of the sponges to be inspected by wholesale buyers prior to sale at auction. Large "mother ships" would dock after a few weeks of harvesting and unload their cargoes. The thousands of sponges bought, sold & tradedSponge Workers on the Pier were shipped all over the United States. By the early 1900's, Key West was considered the Sponge Capital of the Country.

In 1949, found almost by accident, vast beds of succulent pink shrimp were located just offshore near the Dry Tortugas in the Gulf. As word of the find spread, hundreds of shrimp boats were soon operating out of the Bight. At one time there were so many shrimp trawlers at the docks, you could walk the length of the seawall from one boat to another without touching the water! The property on which The ships coming in!the Conch Republic Seafood Company® and the Conch Farm Education Center was once the Singleton Fish House and Ice Plant. The ice plant once boasted as the largest in the world, allowed for more efficient unloading and processing of the shrimp catch. Each day, at the peak of the shrimp season, dozens of shrimp trawlers unloaded at the docks right behind the Conch Republic Seafood Company®, packed in wooden crates and iced for shipment. Often in the warehouse, hundreds of workers stood at long tables in what now serves as the Main Dining Room of the restaurant, and deftly removed the inedible heads from the shrimp before packing. The industry remained a lucrative business in the Bight into the 1980's.

In the 1990's the property saw some major changes. Dean Rollings, president of theWhile the property was under construction! Florida Straits Conch Company, presented to the City of Key West a plan to create a unique, educational, environmentally correct & entertaining development of this waterfront site. The large warehouse once known as "Fish House No. 4" has been transformed into the present day Conch Republic Seafood Company®. The building that housed the ice plant itself is now the Conch Farm Research and Educational Foundation, Inc. This education center is a working laboratory and museum. Integrated into the construction of the restaurant, bar and education center, materials salvaged from the plant, processing plant and original docks can be found everywhere. Even the menu received special attention. It consists of tantalizing Florida and Conch Republic Seafood Co. today!Caribbean Entrees bound to please the most discriminating taste. Fresh seafood is delivered daily to our docks from the waters surrounding Key West, continuing the tradition found in the Bight's History. The goal here is to treat locals and visitors alike to an environmentally concerned enterprise that not only delights the senses, but teaches as well. As we move forward into the new millennium, the Conch Republic Seafood Company® will continue to charm and educate its visitors on our slice of paradise. " - www.conchrepublicseafood.com

Telephone: 305-294-4403

Web: http://www.conchrepublicseafood.com/

Address: 631 Greene Street, Key West, FL 33040

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A & B Lobster House and Alonzo's

"A&B Lobster House combines the best of Key West tradition with the latest in culinary innovation.

Savor the elegant atmosphere and spectacular views of the Key West Bight, while enjoying our exceptional menu and large selection of boutique wines.

Enjoy the finest steaks, locally caught seafood and lobsters from Maine and Florida, prepared with a delicate fusion of classic and contemporary styles by our renowned chefs.

Dine outside on the wrap-around balcony or inside the timeless dining room, while our knowledgeable and attentive staff anticipates your every need and helps to make your experience unforgettable.

After dinner, enjoy fine cognacs, dessert wines, cigars and unique martinis in Berlin's — a comfortable locals’ bar.

Visit A&B Lobster House and experience the unique combination of elegant atmosphere, attentive service and inspired cuisine, which has made us a time-honored local tradition in Key West since 1947." - www.aandblobsterhouse.com

Telephone: 305-294-5880

Web: http://www.aandblobsterhouse.com/

Address: 700 Front Street, Key West, FL 33040

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