One of the local watering holes to experience at least once just to say "been there, done that" and…read morethen move on to the next fun spot. Can be pricey -- try to pay with cash. Great landing area to people watch for a bit. Building is quaint and has the usual ambience of a bar located in a prime vacation location.

Always a great spot for live music and to people watch. I could spend hours here. Stopped in…read moreMonday and hung out a while. I was having a martini (Tito's) and was kind of surprised it was literally served in a smaller than usual plastic cup - pretty much shot glass sized. Also had a bottle of water. That was $21.50! Still in shock over the price. They have also added a 3.5% credit card fee. Luckily, I had cash. I hate the petty CC fees that have now permeated every aspect of life in the Florida Keys. When I returned to The Bull Tuesday, I had a great time. The pour was generous for less! Not sure why, other than the bartender knew I was local.

Incredible bar in Key West. If this had been our first stop, we would've hung out there all night…read morelong. Great prices for drinks and super sweet, welcoming staff. You could spend hours admiring the decor. My boyfriend ordered an old fashioned and it was mixed perfectly. Honestly I can't say one negative thing. We both remarked that if we lived in the area, we'd be regulars. Be sure to stop in on your next trip!

Had been to Key West and went to duval street for the night life . Hopped on a few bars to hear…read morelive music and we came to this one .. place looked good and the interiors looked really interesting.. parking is an issue . Have to park many blocks away and walk here .. Live music was in a different floor but we sat in the 1st flooor bar . Wish they had more IPAs on tap. Also wish have other drafts on tap. Some beers ran out when we went . The bar tender was very witty and friendly . Didn't try the food here . Good experience overall though. 4 stars !

We noticed some live music here while shopping on Duval Street and decided to pop in for a drink…read more Jesse Lee Jr. was the musician playing and he was great. Well drinks were $5, the bartender working was very friendly and poured a nice strong bourbon and ginger, thank you! The craftsmanship of the bar and all of the tables along the wall is gorgeous. A carpenters dream bar, everything made from repurposed wood, sealed and had a nice glossy lacquer, not what you would expect in a dive bar like this. The bar is quite spacious and they have a second bar in the back to accommodate larger crowds. All-in-all, great spot to get a drink on the cheap and see some live music. I recommend stopping in if you're in the area.

Had the burnt ends and chips with queso.... AMAZING!! Gotta check this place out. Our bartender,…read moreSandy Land was super. Going back soon

I stopped by Captain Tony's Saloon and it was such a fun, classic Key West experience…read more The vibe is exactly what you'd want, laid-back, a little quirky, and full of character. There was live music playing, pool tables, and even some video games, so there's plenty to keep you and the family entertained while you hang out. Kids are allowed in, but they aren't allowed to sit at the bar. It definitely feels like one of those places where you can lose track of time in the best way. They also have a merch area with hoodies, stickers, and other souvenirs if you want to take a little piece of the experience home. And knowing it's one of the oldest bars in the Keys just adds to the charm and history of the place. The service was quick, you walk up to the bar and order then find a place to sit. Super chill and laid back. One fun thing you have to try is tossing a quarter into the fish's mouth outside... test your luck and see if you can land it! Can't forget the drinks! The rum punch is to die for... super refreshing and perfect for the Key West heat. Overall, such a fun stop if you're in town. Definitely worth checking out! Fun fact: - it used to be a morgue and ice house back in the day. it also used to be the original home of Sloppy Joes, before they moved to Duvall St.

We were with friends from CO who were visiting Key West for the first time. After walking around…read moreMallory Square and down Duval Street, we decided to have a drink at Captain Tony's before going out to a different restaurant for dinner. Of course it is an attraction because it is supposedly the original Sloppy Joes where Ernest Hemingway hung out. It is dark inside with low ceilings. People have hung paper currency all over and you will also see lots of bras hanging from the ceiling. There is live music and lots of people watching. We enjoyed our drinks and the fun atmosphere.

It was pretty warm out and the humidity was set on "Swampy" but the ladies at the bar were super…read morefriendly. Loved the concept and the setting. The live entertainment on stage was riding the struggle bus as he belted out some loud warbling that almost sounded like music. The best part was watching other customers try to figure out if he was seriously that bad or if it was just an act. We downed some cold beverages and pledged to come back soon.

We stopped here to take in a live musical performance by talented guitar player and singer, Noah…read more We were semi-covered beneath multiple sailcloth strung above us, but still able to see plenty of stars and an enormous bright moon between the gaps. Beer was cold and the crowd was having a great time. A food truck, Garbo's, is also on site to order fantastic food.

We tried many restaurants during our week in Key West, and our experiences were mixed. Some were…read moreoutstanding, while others were just average. The Kaya collection was recommended to us by some people we met, and it turned out to be a great suggestion. Our group agreed that the Backyard Bar was one of our favorites. Food: We didn't have reservations and were told there would be a wait for a table, so we settled into the Backyard Bar area and ordered a round of drinks. They have a creative and delicious selection of specialty cocktails. I had the Key West Colada, and it was excellent. It leaned toward the sweeter side, almost like a dessert, but I had no complaints. The food menu offered many tempting choices. Our group ordered the Poke Nachos, Boom Boom Shrimp, Korean Tacos, BBQ Pork Sandwich, Pork Sliders, Fish Sandwich, and Burger Sliders. The food arrived fairly quickly and was hot, flavorful, and generously portioned. The standout items for me were the pork dishes, especially the sandwich and sliders. The pork was incredibly tender and well seasoned, some of the best I've had. The Poke Nachos were also excellent, with a great balance of crunch, fresh fish, and flavorful sauces. Service: Even without a reservation, the hostess was welcoming and estimated about a 30-minute wait. It ended up being closer to 45 minutes, but since we were able to enjoy drinks at the bar, the time passed quickly. It was a busy evening, and there were moments when service could have been more attentive. We had to ask for additional utensils and water, and I needed to track down our server when it was time to pay. These weren't major issues, but they're areas that could be improved. Fixing this would have made it a 5-star experience. There was live entertainment that evening, including a steel drum performer who provided great background music while we waited at the bar. Once seated, we were treated to a personal performance by Nicholas Tweedy, a magician and mentalist. His act was incredible, including some impressive mind-reading tricks. He was friendly and engaging, and his performance added a memorable touch to the evening. Atmosphere: The Kaya complex includes several different venues, each with its own unique feel. My impression is that they share a common kitchen, although each space has its own personality. The Backyard Bar is likely the most casual of the group. There's also a central area with a pool table and arcade games, adding to the relaxed, social atmosphere. It was a beautiful evening, and the outdoor seating was perfect. There were plenty of spots near the bar with a clear view of the stage, and the picnic tables comfortably accommodated our group of six. Glad we found this place. With the exception of some service issues, it was a wonderful experience. Definitely a spot we would return to.

Awesome little bar of the main drag. Come relax and have. A drink. The staff made the drinks…read morespecial for us.

We had a few birthday celebrations in our group, so we decided to stop into Tiki House for drinks…read moreand a little dancing. The vibe for an early Friday afternoon was really good. The DJ was playing some great music that kept the dance floor going, and the bartender did a solid job keeping up with orders and taking care of everyone quickly. No complaints from our group at all. Everyone had a great time, and we'll definitely be back next time we're in the area.

Fabulous experience and such a cute little tiki bar in Key West. Lives our bartenders and we'll be…read moreback next time we visit. We ordered delicious food and drinks and everything was great !

All is perfect! The bartenders,customers and especially…read moreowners. Karaoke every night is a blast and the best daytime happy hour

Came here around 9pm on a Saturday. There were only 2 people and 2 staff in the bar. The staff…read moreperson "greeted" us by stating it was cash only and then walking away. The bar is small but with only 4 people it felt huge. Also all the other bars we were at were full. The bathroom door is difficult. I almost called for help to get out. Overall it's divey with an abundance of niknaks and stuffed monkeys. They started karaoke at 9:30. It seems the songs are older. There is a couple that comes every night. It felt extremely awkward being one of the few being sung to. If you want to practice singing without judgement this may be the place for you.