The mom & pop shops are inside the old Navy Depot on Front Street. The entire first floor are the little 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. read more

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

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This is a very nice shopping venue in Key West with a few dining options included (Cuban Coffee Queen, 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. read more

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The awesome historic building is worth a walk through, and the many small businesses add to the charm. 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. read more

The shops at Mallory square are located in a nice old building that has been converted to allow for multiple shops. Many of them sell art, jewelry, candles and knickknacks. It just really wasn't my style and there is nothing there that I would have purchased. It seemed over priced and on the lower quality end to me. What was fun is that around sunset there are festivities in that general area. read more

The Shops At Mallory Square - Shopping Centers Near Me - Key West, Florida

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This unique spot perfectly combines charm, history, and convenience for a truly enjoyable experience. The cool art vendors are the heart of Mallory Square, showcasing incredible talent with handmade crafts, vibrant paintings, and unique souvenirs you won't find anywhere else. It's a paradise for art lovers and those looking for one-of-a-kind keepsakes. It also is a great place to just explore the art while enjoying a break from the heat and humidity of the outdoors. The historic building adds so much character to the shopping experience, with its vintage architecture and a sense of stepping back in time. The historic escalator, surprisingly, is part of the charm and the stained glass littered throughout is always nice to see. The public restrooms were a pleasant surprise--clean, well-maintained, and easily accessible, making the visit even more comfortable, especially during a busy day exploring Key West. read more

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You know how you get this feeling when you get somewhere that you just stumbled across a hidden gem.. yeah this is that feeling! The Shops at Mallory Square range from historic to modern to antique to trendy and everything in between! It's an area you can find something to look at in every store and even if you don't plan on buying anything it's something to see! I do recommend if you're looking for souvenirs or just somewhere to walk around without a care in the world, this may be your place as well! I will say it can get quite busy, but it's a great area to see and check out! Be sure to check out the indoor area as the shops inside hold something special and take it a step beyond tourism! read more

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This is a small 2-level shopping plaza that use to be an old Coast Guard Station. It dates back to between 1856-1861. It is very clean and is in great shape considering its age. There is street parking within a reasonable walking distance. The square consists of boutiques and art galleries with unique goods. You will find some tables in the center of the mall where you can sit and relax or eat. The most important thing in the mall, at least in my mind, was the restrooms, which are located on the second floor. The shops is also home to an acrade and I believe the only eatery in there was a coffee shop. Other retailers include: Nature's Treasures, Backyards of Key West Gallery, Damon Designs Gallery, Native Colors, Goddess Temple Tattoo Studio, and Conchita Studio. These shop is nice to see but as a vacationer, I did not find it practical. I could not bring most of the goods home and would have to have had them shipped if I bought them. I do not see this as a destination spot or a large consumer of your time, but it is still a nice place to visit and has a lot of history behind it. Fun fact: Here is where you will find. the only up escalator in Key West read more

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Very nice tourist attraction in the Keys, they were having a great sale the day I was visiting downtown.

Great little town, full of bars, restaurants and shops. Many little kiosks with Key West items. Roosters walking around all over the place. Dispensaries are on every block. Parking in municipal lot with pay by the hour meter. Fun day trip read more

The ongoing pandemic has definitely taken a toll on a lot of businesses and public places since a consumer's mindset to buy anything outside of essentials or to visit a public place like a park or beach, has crippled down significantly. Now by living with what has become the new normal, it is commendable on how these businesses and public places continue to remain open and cater to the general public by following the safety standards. It is now all the more important that we as customers, support these heroes during these dark hours to mankind. This shopping mall looks like a historic place from the outset and has very few shops occupying the entire mall. It is in the center of a busy shopping place and will be a nice place to browse through for a quick visit. read more

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This is a fun, quaint spot in Key West that will give you a break from Duval street. The shops are unique and fun, and when I was there it wasn't too crowded--just enough people to make it lively and interesting. There are some museums down that way, and it's close to Sunset Pier, as well as having some restaurants and night life scene. Back in the day, they had men rolling cigars and you could watch them, but I didn't see any of that this time. read more