We parked here based on recommendations from Yelp. There was plenty of parking and public…read morerestrooms at the rear of the fireball were clean and air conditioned. Wish we had known that the Duval Loop (free) bus picked up in front of the firehouse Look for the sign across the street, just left of the firehouse. Once you know that, this becomes a definite 5 star parking spot! Duval Loop bus is air conditioned and takes you close to almost anything you would want to see in Key West. You can park here up to 10 hours for $40. It is less if you are only there for a few hours.

Simple parking. Not too expensive. Easy walk to other things. And it was nice to have a bathroom…read morethere.

Of all the parking facilities that we utilized in Key West, this one was the best and one of the…read morecheapest. You'll find a lot of options in Key West for parking such as on the street by the hour or in private lots where you pay for the full day. In many cases, your time on Duval Street or in Mallory Square or the marina area will be just a couple hours. That's just $10 at the 201 Front Street Garage (as a part of the Opal Key Resort). If you go to the privately owned lots or the Post Office, you may pay $25-$35 and only use two hours. Not a great use of your money if you pay for a full day and only use a few hours. Plus, I believe the security and general activity and demand in this parking garage make it safer for you and your vehicle. This parking deck is a part of the Opal Key resort and spa complex, and it is open to the public. Also, the parking deck keeps your car protected from the high heat and sun exposure. It is convenient for sailing excursions, jet ski expeditions,, Mallory Square, Duval St., The Farmers Market at Truman Waterfront Park, and the Truman Annex. Also, if you're visiting any of the retailers or other merchants, always ask if they provide validated parking. So, always take your parking ticket with you just in case you can get somebody else to cover the cost. Make sure you get to the 201 Front St. Garage (9:30 AM before the Merchants open at 10 AM) early as it is in high demand and stays full. There are a couple of EV charge stations as you enter.

Expensive but safe and close to a lot of the attractions…read more We paid 20 daily at other parking places

This is a nice free way to travel around Key West. Whether you just was a low-key non-narrated…read moresightseeing tour through the streets of Key West or you don't feel like doing much walking, this is the way to go. We arrived by cruise ship (Virgin Voyages Scarlet Lady) to Mallory Square, where we took a very short walk to stop #4, which is the closest to the port. There are usually 2 air-conditioned buses but today there was just 1 short bus which holds about 14 people. There are a total of 18 stops in the continuous loop. The loop takes about 35-40 minutes to make a complete loop. If you are looking to go to the public beach, you would want to get get off at stop #7 and if you want to go to the bouy at the southernmost point of Key West for that famous picture, you will want to get off at stop #10. At each stop, there is a pole with a QRC code to scan, and it gives you the real-time location of the bus. The bus driver is not really able to have a tour conversation while driving because he really needs to keep his eye on the road because of the traffic and tourists who wander the streets. The driver does accept tips for the free ride around town. I recommend this mode of transportation if you want to see the town of Key West.

This is an awesome and free transportation source for getting around Key West easily. It's superior…read moreto others as it is air-conditioned and not narrated. It does get packed in the mornings, so just have patience and be OK with being packed in there. There's an app that will tell you where the bus is on the route. Just be patient. It's free. Be sure you stand at one of the Duval loop pink signs. Sometimes they're hard to see..

Wow , lots of things have changed! First, they have barricaded it so that you don't just sit on the…read moreedge of the floor, hanging your feet in the ocean (ofcourse it's dangerous) This popular town square, adjacent to excellent dining and lively bars, is home to one of Key West's longest-running traditions. Perched on the edge of the Gulf of Mexico (or America?), Mallory Square hosts Key West's Sunset Celebration every evening of the year. Same suggestion: Arrive at Mallory Square 2 hours prior to sunset to see the celebration kicking off. Street performers spread themselves out across the square. You'll have the chance to listen to live music, be amazed by magicians and illusionists, or laugh at the antics of clowns. Enjoy an ice cream as you walk around or pick up some local street food from the food carts that occupy part of the square. As the sun gets closer to the horizon, all eyes turn toward the gulf. Position your group in a good spot to see pink and red tones flood the sky as the sun disappears. Take a photo to remember the occasion. Parking: its $6/hr- street or garage, so plan for it, especially on weekends, or you can be late for sunset have

So I normally write long and detailed reviews, but this one will just be a quick one so I can…read morereview my recent vacation while the memories are still fresh! So obviously I am going to give this Key West cultural landmark and plaza 5 stars because IT SHARES MY NAME!! Like many others have said, this is a tourist hot spot with lots of beachy shopping, restaurants, and museums. My dad made sure to take lots of photos of me by my namesake plaza while we visited Key West on family trips back when I was a kid. I wasn't so enthused to pose back then but I am now as an adult!! Mallory isn't a common name so I have a biased opinion of anything or anyone that is named Mallory. I can't wait to come back and get even more time in MY square! :)

The mom & pop shops are inside the old Navy Depot on Front Street. The entire first floor are the…read morelittle shops including the Cuban Coffee Queen where we had espresso. We browsed several of the shops and bought some stuff at the Boutique Alexandra. If you are looking for the restroom they are upstairs. Dont get confused, but the Shops at Mallory Square is also called the Clinton Square Market for some odd reason and the employees of the shops have no idea why either.

The place is not bad, but stores were very limited and not a lot to choose from. They have a cool…read moreglass stain window and display in the 2nd floor that you have to check out. Some of the prices was a little High.

Located near Duvall Street and easily accessible with ample parking and nice air condition indoors…read more My experience was ok. As I walked in the middle of the day, super hot and humid and pleasant to be in air condition. I noticed there was a line of 8 people ahead of me. It is was quite a wait, I waited 15 minutes and there was nobody at the counter and finally someone had shown up. I had to leave, I asked locals in town why the post office has only one person at the counter and their response that's Key West. Long lines and 1 person. I guess when you have Island mentality and not rushing. Prior to getting in line, I looked for a stamp machine to avoid the line and stamp machine was down. I thought this added to the charm of the town. Word of warning! Go early during the day when there are no lines. Service; none, as I left. Organized and clean

I popped into the Key West post office to mail a couple of postcards while on vacation. The total…read morecame to two dollars and change and I was paying with a five dollar bill. Unfortunately, the postal worker behind the register had no change in his drawer and had to take 10 minutes to find a supervisor, get assistance with the process, and refill his drawer. However, he was nice about it, apologized for the delay, and I was able to mail my postcards and get on my way.

Sure, its an Instagrammable photo op and most everyone does it when at this landmark. While in Key…read moreWest not too long ago for a friends wedding we stayed at the Southernmost Hotel which was a short walk to the Southernmost Point Buoy. As its written on the buoy its 90 miles to Cuba and its the southernmost point in the continental USA. That's about it. Once you see it, snap a few pics, head back to bar hopping on Duval.

Ever since we moved to Florida, we've wanted to come down to Key West and take a picture with this…read morelandmark! My husband is originally from Northern Maine, so we've basically been to both ends of the highway now! There really isn't a ton to do here itself. It's mainly a tourist landmark for grabbing that iconic photo, with a place nearby to grab a drink. But I think it's a really cool stop for what it is! If you're visiting Key West, you might as well stop, snap the picture, and say you've been to the Southernmost Point!

I can't complain. They are smaller than other Navy exchange but they have everything you need…read more Prices are just a tad bit less than the rest of Key West. Customer service is friendly though. 4 stars.

A big guy named Ken, provided us with the best customer service that I have ever had. Everyone…read moreelse didn't pay any attention to us, or even ask us if we needed help. They have a very limited selection of things, and the prices reflect the same of similar items out in town.