Key West Guide
As on most small islands, the Key West locals can guide you to the spots you really want to enjoy and steer you away from the tourist traps. Number one on the tourist traps list in Key West is most tourists’ favorite, Duval Street. Yes, there are some spots not to miss on Duval, but not many. You will... Read the full story
Best Key West Travel Tip
Your best bet for getting to Key West with the least hassle is to fly Delta and connect in Atlanta nonstop to Key West. I like to fly as early in the day as possible, in case you miss a flight and need to catch a later one. Atlanta has at least one really nice Delta Crown Room, a must when traveling... Read the full story
The Best Month to Visit Key West
In January, you run the risk of real cool weather. In February, your cool weather risk is 50/50. So wait until March. Even better, wait until after Easter, when the college spring break crowd and snowbirds have split. The town will be much calmer, and you will be able to get reservations at one of my... Read the full story
La Crêperie
Four Generations at La Crêperie. As a long-time Key West resident, I can help you enjoy your island getaway like an insider. When you are on vacation, you don’t want to waste time on tourist dumps. You don’t want to dine with the masses. You don’t want to be duped, run in circles, or dumped in... Read the full story
Antonia’s
When my family comes to town, the first place they all want to go to dinner is our oldest Key West favorite, Antonia’s. Don’t be put off by the commercial Duval Street location. Call ahead for reservations at one of Antonia’s special big family tables. Christopher, the owner, will treat you with... Read the full story
Archeo Travels in Iran
It’s uncommon to meet women who have recently traveled in Iran. As the owner of a tribal Persian rug gallery in Key West, traveling there regularly is part of my job. Much to people’s surprise, it’s one of the things I love most about my work. Realizing the unique position I’m in, I take the... Read the full story
Antonia’s in Key West
When my family comes to town, the first place they all want to go to dinner is our oldest Key West favorite, Antonia’s. Don’t be put off by the commercial Duval Street location. Call ahead for reservations at one of Antonia’s special big family tables. Christopher, the owner, will treat you with... Read the full story
Eden House
For a taste of old Key West away from the tourist posers and honkies, head deep off the beaten path to old town’s Eden House. Mike Eden’s old town hideaway is Key West as it should be, tropical, funky, non-commercial, and far removed from the feel of the Hilton and other generic chain hotels. Mike... Read the full story
#1 Key West Tip
Make your next vacation destination America’s only tropical island, frost-free Key West. As a real Key West insider, I can help you get the most out of your vacation right from the start. Here’s insider tip #1 Key West is home to the Conchs, the island’s original founders from Cuba. And no true... Read the full story
Key West Insider: Planning a Trip to Key West?
Planning a Trip to Key West? Debbie and I have lived in Key West since 1992. There is much to be excited about as you plan a getaway to one of America’s most unique destinations. Key West is a small, laid back, tropical island. Plan your trip to avoid the often cool January and the August/September... Read the full story
