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

Unbelievable that Cuba is 90 miles from this point. There was a line to take pictures, which moved…read morefast. People were very courageous to one another.

This shop has a ton of eclectic collectibles that range from very affordable to "are you kidding…read moreme?!" expensive. One of my favorite things is all the old metal signs and if you can't afford the actual sign they also offer many of them in a print form for much less. The staff working there is extremely friendly and laid back, as most people in the Keys are. I would definitely recommend stopping in here if you are looking for a unique souvenir or something to decorate a tropical themed area of your home. I'd guess the inventory often changes, but if it stays in the genre that was on display on my recent visit I'm guessing there's probably a little something for everyone.

A good store to browse in the heart of the Duval district in Key West. Loaded with Knick-knacks of…read moreall kinds ... mostly decorations and home furnishings. Quality of most things looked good, prices not bad! Staff were very friendly too. The store was open enough that we could easily move through it, not a trait shared by many places on Duval! A bright and airy shop, worth a stop...

This Key West store is extremely well organized and allows customers to easily navigate through…read moreeach display of pastel colored artistic merchandise providing a great shopping experience. The two employees were available for questions regarding certain items. Anyone purchasing a home in the Keys should check out this place to pick up items to decorate rooms creating a beachy ambiance.

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.

Antique shop not well organized but a ton of assorted vintage stuff, exactly how I like these…read moreplaces. Lots of old license plates, ceramic dolls and vintage buoys. My favorite part was discussing the old silver coins with the owner and browsing his coin collection. It was evident that the owner has spent decades gathering his mass inventory.

Tiny place with tons of selection! So much to look at and explore. Easy paid parking out front…read more Parked our golf cart right outside and enjoyed the browse! I bought a very cool bronze pop bottle/beer bottle opener. I love visiting antique stores everywhere we visit!

Dead on the Saturday morning we were here but looks like it was some fun to lots of someones…read morewhenever that was. Kind of looked like a hurricane was blowing through, no one was setup. Well, two diehards. Time and place. Maybe we were too early. Maybe it wasn't the season. Covid. And not unlike malls, flea markets have seen their day. There's still a waning place for them including their gentrified evolution into pop up farmers markets. Not usually the kind of merch I'm looking for but cool stuff to a whole lot of people.

2 stars. Not much to…read moresee. I think it was a big flea market at one point. Right now there are not many vendors. I am not sure if the lack of vendors is due to COVID or because it's low season for tourism. I walked around the grounds a few times. I did see one or two interesting good food vendors. There are restrooms available and plenty of parking.

If you are looking for Mile 0 stuff this souvenir shop is your place; they have it ALL and then…read moresome. I spent $60 here and was able to get lots of things for everyone I know. I got patches, stickers, glass art, christmas ornaments, magnets, and a flag. They also have clothing, signs, shot glasses, postcards, etc just everything and anything you can think of. Is it all the best quality? NO. Do they have some gems that are good enough? SURE. Will you find something to commemorate your trip to KW? YES. The girl there running the place was very quiet and nice.

After walking around Key West and seeing many many many cheap souvenir stores with cheap t-shirt…read moreand cheap trinkets, we stopped at this store right at the beginning of US-1 (even though it's called "End of the Road" it could also be called...."Beginning of the Road"). There were some souvenirs made in China, with industrial looking paint jobs on the items, but there were some that looked a bit better made. Their selection of ceramic tiles was really good as well as items that had the Mile 0 marking on it. Their T-shirt selection is not large, but the shirts looked of good quality. They had some nice beach towels, Christmas ornaments (with Key West and Rooster motives), books, etc.

This place is a tourist gift shop. It has pretty much the same items you'll find it any other other…read moretowards shops. I went in here to buy a bunch of water bottles for my family because it was extremely hot. There were no prices on the drinks so I asked an employee. However, he said he had no idea how much any of the drinks were and could not give me a price. He then made bo effort to go find out and walked away. I was like...?! I ended up putting everything back and leaving.

This shop is conveniently located near the Key West cruise port. They have a large selection of…read moregeneric souvenirs but also some unique ones you can't find at other shops. It's worth giving it a walkthrough, especially if you're short on time while getting off a cruise ship.