Head to Duval Street or the Historic Seaport area for dinner. Both are walkable, lively, and full of dining options. Rather than naming unverified specific restaurants, explore: - A waterfront seafood restaurant along the Historic Seaport boardwalk — fresh catch, cold beer, sunset views - A local Cuban-influenced restaurant in Old Town — Key West has a rich Cuban culinary heritage > 🍽 Confirm hours before visiting any restaurant, as holiday weekends can cause irregular schedules.

Key West has a lively restaurant scene. Look for: - A fresh seafood restaurant in the Historic Seaport area — whole grilled fish, stone crab (in season), key lime pie for dessert - A rooftop or open-air restaurant on Duval Street for the full atmosphere > 🍽 Key lime pie is the official dessert of Florida. Order it everywhere and compare. The authentic version uses a yellow (not green) filling and a graham cracker crust. > > 🍽 Backup: If your first-choice restaurant has a long wait (common on Saturday nights), walk one block off Duval in any direction — the parallel streets have solid options with shorter waits.