Top 5 Best and Fancy Key West Restuarant

If you're planning a vacation to Key West and are looking for an exciting night out with top-notch dining options, you're in luck! While Key West may not have the same type of comparable places that big cities offer, this small island still serves up some of the best restaurants you can find anywhere with mouth-watering food. To compile this list, we went above and beyond by conducting thorough research and reviews of the city's dining scene, paying close attention to the ratio of satisfied customers versus dissatisfied ones. And let me tell you, we think the results will not disappoint! From the moment you step into these top-drawer restaurants, you'll be transported to a world of culinary delight. Imagine savoring the fresh catch of the day, cooked to perfection with a crispy outer layer, and a tender, flaky inside that melt in your mouth. Or perhaps you prefer a huge bone-in ribeye, that tantalizes your taste buds with a burst of flavors. Whatever your preference, Key West has it all! And the best part? You can enjoy all of this while surrounded by the island's laid-back atmosphere (trust me you will not find to many in formal attire). Enjoy, dining in Key West is an experience you won't want to miss!

 1. Prime Steak House (951 Caroline St.)

When it comes to a classic steakhouse experience, there's nothing quite like indulging in prime cuts of meat at an old school establishment. And let me tell you, this steakhouse does not disappoint. It almost statically improbable that this restauranter had a very small fraction (3%) of customers have reported “Karen” bull-shit negative experiences. Like a lady who’s moniker is LittleLiability from Perth, Australia (Jesus, TripAdvisor should have known this was a “Karen”) who said, we struggled to find the entrance (I had the same thing happen to me at club 33 , LOL), and when on to they wanted to sit inside – the reception person told them they only had outside sitting (Hey this is Key West not 500 N. Franklin Street, Chicago, IL) bla bla bla. So, again, my opinion and the statistics from Trip Advisor is a real strong statement and a testament to the quality of the food and service. Personally, steak to me is part of my life – my family owned one of the Best Steak House in Chicago in 1950’s. My steak arrived at the table hot, perfectly cooked to a rare temperature, and bursting with flavor. The service was exactly what you would expect from a fine dining establishment, with attentive waitstaff who made sure everything was to our liking. And let's not forget about dessert - it was simply amazing, with classic options that harkened back to the golden age of dining. Overall, I can't recommend this steakhouse enough. It's the perfect place to indulge in a decadent meal and step back in time to a bygone era of dining.

2. Latitudes (On Sunset Key)

Taking a lavish private boat trip to the restaurant feels like a reminiscent journey to the esteemed Disneyland Club 33. While Club 33 is still in a class of its own significance, this restaurant Latitudes offers a unique experience on a stunning island where residences begin at $5 million. The island, hotels, restaurant, and boat are all under the ownership of Mr. “Big” Tom Walsh who restaurant has achieved an impressive 6% undeniable success with reviews exceeding 5000. If you looking to put on the Ritz, this ultimate destination for an exceptional overall experience. The cuisine was undeniably delicious.

3. Tavern N Town (3841 N. Roosevelt Blvd.)

Step into a replica of the luxurious Miami hotel restaurant experience, for a truly unforgettable dining experience. Taven N Town, has a very wide tapas selection and serves instead of USDA meats it opts for Australian wagyu beef, which is simply divine. All their dishes and desserts are crafted with the freshest ingredients and presented beautifully. We're proud to say that our restaurant is highly recommended, with less than 4% of customers leaving unsatisfied (its amazing when you think 10% of us citizens believe the conspiracy claims that the Earth is flat), You'll find our atmosphere lively, relaxing and indulgent - the perfect place to treat yourself and savor the moment.

4. Café Marquesa (600 Fleming St.)

Attached to a luxurious island boutique hotel is Café Marquesa. In my opinion, this place is one of my favorite spots. It effortlessly combines French, Italian, and tropical island flavors to create a perfect blend. They also have an impressive selection of wines, including my personal favorite, the Cabernet Sauvignon Mercury Head from Napa Valley 2019 (you get to keep the silver dime as souvenir!). If you're looking to elevate your dining experience, I highly recommend trying a 1st growth Bordeaux Chateau Lafite. This restaurant offers a range of options to satisfy any discerning palate, from the freshest seafood to prime meats and creatively prepared produce. And let's not forget about their freshly baked goods, which add the perfect finishing touch to your meal. Oh, I forgot to tell you about the deserts. Southern Chocolate Cobbler with vanilla bean ice cream – Mic Drop. No wonder Café Marquesa is #1 in a lot of Rolodex’s (sorry iPhone apps).

5. Little Peral (632 Olivia St.)

The petite Pearl is a set menu featuring four courses of freshly caught local seafood with a tropical influence. Its has a lower rating is solely due to the fact they have a pre-set meal, and that most people prefer dinner choices. When it comes to the cuisine, each dish from their creative kitchen is a masterpiece! I must mention that my personal favorite is the fourth course, dessert - their delectable Matcha & Cardamom Cannolis truly capture the essence of deliciousness. It's truly a hidden peal of a treasure.