The awesome historic building is worth a walk through, and the many small businesses add to the…read morecharm. There's ice cream and coffee downstairs; there's a vacant bar upstairs. Galleries, candles and other gift shops fill the first floor. There's a massive cooking demonstration and kitchen shop upstairs. All was pleasant and fun to browse. Aside from average iced coffee, we didn't buy anything. It was just nice to be in the welcoming space.

This is a very nice shopping venue in Key West with a few dining options included (Cuban Coffee…read moreQueen, a cooking school, an ice cream shop and others). There is an interesting assortment of shops ranging from jewelry to art, clothing, etc, It's sort of a kin to a mini shopping mall. As shopping and dining venues go - this place is pretty nice. Worth a visit.

Beautiful store. Owner is wonderful helpful and pleasure to deal with…read more Purchased many items from here when I visit Key West. Very unique Christmas ornaments. A must visit!

By far best boutique in Key West. Or, the world, TBH. This place is filled with treasures, and…read moretruly one of the best little shops I've ever visited--curated like a museum, and with high quality items that also evoke museum vibes. There's a European air and flair in the place, with items I've never come across in other shops, and I love that! There were lots of scented items, and I love how she had glass cloches over the individual scents, since I am scent-sensitive. I was afraid when I walked in I might not be able to take it, but it wasn't overpowering. There were so many home and gift items in here, I could have easily dropped 10x the amount of money I did If I'd brought a bigger suitcase. From the delicate new and vintage jewelry, to the frameable greeting cards, to high end teas (daily sample available), and cotton frocks sprinkled throughout, I felt like I could have spent two hours in this small shop and still not have seen everything. Yet, it doesn't feel overwhelming, because the merchandising skills utilized here just made it a pleasure to wander this way and that, admiring all the little touches. Honestly, it is an exemplary shop. I'd rank this in the top 5 shops I've ever visited anywhere, and I wander into a LOT of shops! This is a must if you are in Key West. You can get a cocktail anywhere, but these elegant displays and thoughtfully curated products are not to be missed!

Little clothing and tchotchke shops all within one village. Thinking this place would be…read moreinexpensive since the stuff looked cheap, but I was way off. Sticker shock on most of the merchandise. My fault for returning every visit to Key West to hopefully find new items with a good value. Other then a cool place to browse which provides some shade from the intense sun, I would not recommend.

Duval Street is by far Key West's busiest street, dominating tourists destination agenda with a…read morelaundry list of things to do all on one main road. There's a number of alleyways crowded with vendors selling everything under the sun to happy tourists willing to take a "unique" souvenir home. Duval village is one of those alleyway, actually one of the larger ones. This village is a collection of vendors and small craft stores that sell a variety of items such as beautifully crafted jewelry, t-shirts, sweatshirts, mugs, baseball caps, hand painted sand dollars, etc. Prices are on the high side, but you might not have a lot of time on your hands and this is a one-stop-shop for many.

This is my absolute favorite boutique on the island! I visit this shop every time we visit Key…read moreWest. Always the same polite, helpful fella. He always has something for the grandkids as well! Love this place! Thank you!

My favorite store in Key West. Cute and unique. And they carry my favorite Ipanema flip flops too…read more See you again in June

This is a cute shopping mall on Duval Street with many different businesses...through the years,…read moresome businesses have come and gone. Now the majority of the tenants are restaurants and realtor offices. As I was checking out the mall, I saw a Seafood restaurant, Sushi place, Nail bar and Lounge and realtor offices. During certain times, they have street performers and local events on the grounds of this shopping area.

Super cute! Loved the views and the Cuban coffee place! Cool cooking class available up on the…read moresecond floor

I still have the sandals I bought 10 years ago and thought they are still good to wear , I want…read moreanother pair . We left with four pairs , I think we will be good for a few years . These sandals are made in this shop and are leather , they are very well made .

I have seen this place many times but I didn't know anything about their story or products…read more When my friend told me that this was the only place made this sandles, I had to check them. This place is a factory and you get to try their sandles. The lady behind my counter was busy chatting with her friends even I was ready to pay. So, the service could be a bit slow. But the prices are not bad and they have some cute colors. I ended up buying a salmon pink sandles, a wallet, and a hair accessory. If the sandles are comfortable, I may go back.

This is a cute shopping center near the Key West cruise port. They have a large variety of shops…read moreand a small restaurant upstairs that sells Keylime pie. My favorite shop was the metal work shop that has creative home decor items. There's also a high-end shop that sells unique clothing, jewelry, and knickknacks. All the shops don't open early, so if you're getting off the ship before 10am, stop here on your way back.

Clinton Square Market. There's tons to do and choose from around the area. Take your time browsing…read morethrough!

This is a great shop with a lot of neat items. The associate was super nice. The quality of all…read moretheir products are high end. Very nice linen items for the hot heat in Key West. Definitely worth a visit. My wife got a very nice linen dress that she's been looking for for years. For those looking for a sale, the sale items are all the way in the back. Nice discounts. Will be headed back there upon our return to Key West in the future..

The owner and his employees are very rude and unhelpful. When you walk in the store which I did…read moreover 2 different days there's no employee to be found we waited over 10 minutes for a person to come out or help. You have to ask they don't offer any help. They are rude, rude, rude. All their brands whichI will admit are great brands are way overpriced from what you can spend online or in other stores nearby. The main issue is the customer service. They are rude people and that includes the owner of the store.

Why don't you guys have an online store??? I bought clothes and want more. I thought I could just…read moreorder more when I got back home and I can't. I'm so sad. Loved how the shirts washed and fit on me. Colors are vibrant. Share key west with the rest of the world

Staff very lacking. To busy on phone and doing other things. Merchandise seemed good quality which…read moreis a plus

This was a short but sweet stop in key west. We were looking for something to kill time and this…read morewas a good way to kill 30 minutes or so. They do let you come back all day, we didn't end up doing that but it was a nice option. I was amazed at the number of butterflies in this place! It is a pretty short walk through the inside but it was gorgeous with them flying everywhere. There was lots of information around for you to read up on. It was pretty crowded the day we went but there were a few seats you could stop at. It was pretty expensive but worth doing once.

It's a small conversation with 50-70 species. You get to walk through the whole place in 30 minutes…read morebut it was amazing and it even expensive. Some people had butterflies landed them. The flamingos were cute and very noisy. Surprisingly they had birds in the conservation- they were fruit and seed eating birds, no insects.