It's definitely a must visit when you're in Key West. Luscious greeneries all over the property…read more Keep an eye on the six-toe cats all around. Some of them occupy the cat house that looks like the Hemingway house itself. Very cute. The gift shop is at the back. You can find some cats there too. Very friendly and helpful staff

Heard this was a must stop in key west so had to come by…read more We didn't do the tour which I regret. I think the tour would have brought the whole thing together better. It was super crowded when we went which made it a bit hard to take everything in but loved the cute cats!

Another fun local photo op at Mile Marker 0. However, I chose to utilize photo editing to remove…read moremyself from the photo (with the exception of my disembodied hand on the signpost!)

My vacationing motto? Do all the stupid touristy ish, then do what the locals do…read more Therefore, a stop at the 0 Mile marker on the corner of Whitehead and Fleming is a must do when in Key West. We went at night and had the sign all to ourselves for about 10 minutes before another group of tourists showed up. The photos are funny and we can now say, "We did it!". Good on us. 114/2025

So I normally write long and detailed reviews, but this one will just be a quick one so I can…read morereview my recent 2026 vacation while the memories are still fresh! You might have to endure a long line to take a picture of yourself, posing with this large buoy, but the line goes fast and there's plenty to do around the buoy, including food trucks, restaurants, and shopping. Get your picture in and enjoy knowing that you are at the southernmost point in the United States!

You have to get a picture with this iconic buoy if you are in Key West! It's like going to Disney…read moreWorld and not snapping a picture of Cinderella's Castle, you just can't do it. Get here early though because there is a line and it does form quickly. Luckily, people are just taking a couple pictures at a time so the line moves pretty quick. Smile big and take a great pic, it makes an awesome talking piece to hang up on your wall back home!

Very hard-working, lads that deserve a great deal of praise. They show alot of patience and…read morekindness in a very stressful and challenging environment.

I was in a bad car accident but one of the officers went the extra mile not only to make sure I was…read moresafe but that I was able to get to a place to procure alternative transportation. She served and protected with patience, justice and compassion. Thank you.

Dorothy is wonderful at the Chamber of Commerce. Very helpful very informative.Carrie is awesome…read morealso come visit these wonderful ladies when you come to Key West. They even know where playgrounds and water parks or it's fantastic!

This office is really great. Nice lady and lots of information. Based on reading reviews I had very…read morelow expectations. Do not pay $25 to park in near by lot plan ahead and try to find something else. I wasted $25 just to get some info. I suggest calling Fury Adventures and talk to Penny and Danger Charters is good to. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME AT KEY LARGO VISITORS OFFICE.

A Truly Exceptional Stay at Ocean's Edge Resort!…read more We visited Key West this week and stayed on Stock Island at the Ocean's Edge Resort. After a quick and scenic ride from the Key West airport, we arrived at the impressive entrance to the resort, where Sam was the first person to greet us--warmly, genuinely, and as if he had been waiting just for us. He brought us to the front desk where we met Bella, whose welcoming smile and kind demeanor immediately made us feel like we were the only guests on the property. After a smooth and friendly check-in, Sam whisked us away on a golf cart tour of the resort, showing us everything we could possibly need or want. He carried my bag up the short flight of stairs and dropped us right at our door. Our room overlooked two of the six pools and offered a beautiful view of the yachts in the marina. Later, we enjoyed drinks and a very generous charcuterie board at Yellow Fin Bar & Grill, conveniently located just beyond the pool. Our bartender, Jen, couldn't have been friendlier or more attentive--I truly left feeling like we'd made a great friend. We used the shuttle to downtown Key West a few times and learned so much about the islands thanks to Jeffery and Bob, the incredibly knowledgeable tour guides. Their stories about the history and current happenings of Key West were fascinating, and they always made time for questions. I also escaped for a peaceful solo kayak trip--two hours included daily with your stay. Heather at the Tiki Hut gave great instructions and even sent me off with a laminated map. Later, we borrowed two bicycles (also included). Felix pointed us toward great restaurant options, and we chose El Mocha for lunch before pedaling back to the resort. On our last full day, we rented a golf cart from the Tiki Hut. Richard, the concierge, gave spot-on directions to downtown, offering both the quickest and most scenic routes. His tips for parking were incredibly helpful! We absolutely cannot wait to return to this beautiful resort.

For over the last forty years, I have had the opportunity to visit Key West several times a year…read more Fantasy Fest every October was a blast but extremely busy and not a place for overly conservative minded people. Mallory Square to watch the sunset each day is a sight to see. The hotels are pricey basically everywhere in Key West although are slightly less the further away from Duval Street, which is hopping with bars and restaurants. It is usually very hot in Key West so to get around quickly it is cheap to rent bicycles at an average of $20 per day. A half day scooter rental could set you back some bucks but you can see the whole island in one day. I do not recommend driving a car along Duval Street where an open parking space along the street are rare or super pricey at a hotel per day. They do have two decent public parking garages but expensive too. Late night bar action with live music I recommend The Bull, Irish Kevins or Sloppy Joe's. FYI: The "Open Container" alcoholic beverage law is enforced at times. Dont forget Z's Pizza for an after hours walk up slice on the way back to your hotel. Just a whole lot of fun crammed into a very small city.

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! :)

First off - there is Mallory Square which is a great place to catch the sunset and then there is…read morethe Shops at Mallory Square. I point this out only becasue some folks get Mallory Square - the outdoor entertainment area confused with the Shops at Mallory Square - the building with lots of shops and dining areas. When you ask for directions, most locals will give you directions to the outdoor entertainment area. This is a great location to catch the sunset, see street performers, do some people-watching or to grab a bite to eat.

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.