We took the Southernmost Food & Cultural Walking Tour which started downtown . Kieran was great, a local who clearly loves his hometown. The tour was a lot of fun. Great pace and interesting details. An easy walk for our 60s to 70s group. The food was amazing. I loved El Siboney the best ( Cuban food) Five tastings in five different spots. The tuna and conch were very tasty and fresh. Topped with an espresso and key lime pie at the end. Worth every penny . A good first day visit to get your bearings. read more

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We took this tour and had a wonderful time. We were guided to five restaurants and tried delicious food and drinks. The Cuban sandwich and key lime pie were to die for. We went to a cuban cigar making shop and some other shops we wouldn't have found on our own. Angie was an amazing tour guide. She was very knowledgeable about Key West. She kept us together, she kept us on the shady side of the street & followed traffic rules to keep us safe. I highly recommend this tour and suggest you ask for Angie. read more

Amazing tour, great food and interesting history Larry was an excellent tour guide, we started with shrimp cocktail and a glass of wine, next we had fish tacos.. the flavors were spot on!! Next we have Lobster Mac & cheese, Cuban sandwich, and finished with the best key lime pie ever!! read more

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This was a fantastic 3-hour, leisurely walking tour through Key West to sample a variety of food and drink favored by locals. We did the Seafood Tour which included: Mahi Mahi fish tacos, a Cuban sandwich, lobster mac n cheese, Florida Gulf pink shrimp, and some Key Lime Pie. All of it was beautifully presented and delicious. Food samples were substantial, but not too much where you felt like you were stuffed. We made several stops along the way where our guides Shaylee and Corali pointed out interesting island history, useful tidbits for shopping, and helpful information about things to see, do, and try. The guides were kind enough to ask everyone before we started about dietary restrictions and allergies. One individual in our party was a pescatarian, so a food substitute was offered instead of the Cuban sandwich which has pork. A few stops included alcohol. The guides asked who wanted some, so if you weren't drinking, you didn't feel pressured or have the need to decline. Water was provided at each food stop. Bathrooms were regularly pointed out along the way. They were great about keeping the group together, but we never felt rushed. I would highly suggest this tour to anyone visiting Key West. It was very enjoyable and I learned a lot! read more

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We did the food and cultural walking tour with a wonderful guide named Corley. We (husband and I) had never done a food tour before and this was a great introduction for us. Corley was happy, informative, and pretty much everything you would want in a tour guide. The tour was 3 hours and stopped at 5 tasting locations. It included one drink and we paid for the upgrade to get 2 more drinks which I highly recommend. First tasting was at Garbo's Grille which is located at Hank's. It was a great start with a Mahi Taco tasting and I opted for the white sangria for my beverage. The second location was the Cuban Coffee Queen in the mall along Front Street. We had a tasting of a Cuban sandwich which was very flavorful. We made a quick stop for another beverage at the Tiki House where the bartender made Zombie cocktails (which included fire!). I had a Moscow Mule here. The third location was Bagatelle which was a tasting of their lobster mac n cheese which was creamy deliciousness. The fourth location was Eaton Street Seafood Market where we had 2 pink shrimp cocktail and a glass of Sauvignon Blanc. Lastly we ended with dessert at Kermit's Original Ket Lime Pie Shoppe where Kermit himself was greeting customers out front. Here we had the option of traditional key lime pie or frozen key lime bar covered in chocolate. My husband and I had one of each and shared for double the enjoyment. Both were delicious with the right amount of lime. During the tour, Corley was knowledgeable at pointing out all the cultural highlights while we were walking. She stopped at many notable places along the way which gave us a great insight into Key West. One of the great places we popped in at was Rodriguez which is the oldest cigar company in the Florida Keys. We were able to watch them hand roll cigars which was kind of cool! I highly recommend this tour and if you are lucky enough to have someone like Corley then you are in for a treat! read more

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Great experience with Jean as a great tour guide. Got to see most of the hot spots and hear some fantastic stories about the area. Fun times at a decent price. The key lime at the end was bomb. read more

This was one of the best food tours I've been on!!! Just the right amount of food tasting and walking. Our tour guide, Larry, was so great!! Funny, informative and sensitive to one of our group who had trouble keeping up with the walking. A wonderful experience and worth experiencing!! read more

Marissa, being a true local, knew the historical context of the stories she provided with some humor. Her history combined with the food tour really brought it all together. Let me add, the sampling of food was Amazing! We savored each bite and sip of the local cuisine. Excellent all around! read more

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The best thing we did during our short vacation to Key West. The tour guide was very friendly and knowledgeable.

So we did two of their tours and had a good time on both. First we did the cocktails tour. This was my favorite and, for those who might be worried, didn't involve all that much walking. Our guide was incredibly knowledgeable about the local "scene" and did a great job. ProTip- make sure you eat before you go. It's a lot of alcohol. We also did a food tour. There was a lot more walking to this one. It was still fun but wasn't my favorite. The guide was great though. read more

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We had an excellent time during the craft cocktail tour on New Year's Eve. Michael was our tour guide, and made this tour very special with his humor with and Bill Murray stories. Michael's knowledge of the island, the people, and the history was so interesting. He had a great sense of humor too. I highly recommend this tour . Enjoy!!! read more

We had a wonderful tour guide who had spent a few decades in Key West. Great communicator & interested in his audience. Food portions were generous & restaurants worth returning to. Good group of people. Highly recommend. read more

Larry was our tour guide and he was fabulous! He has lived in Key West for many years and taught us some great history of this city. We got to have some incredible hearty portions of different foods including Cuban, Caribbean seafood, Conch fritters, Cuban coffee, key lime and some tasty drinks. These all were spread out and was a nice filling lunch. It was a great time and I highly recommend!!! read more

This is a very informative & delicious food tour. Our guide, Tricia, had great stories and was quite knowledgeable of the island, its culture, people & history. I would definitely recommend this food tour. read more

My husband and I love learning more about a city through food tours, and this tour was no exception. Teresa was knowledgeable about Key West and its history, making the tour both informative as well as delicious. We stopped at five different venues and all were good. The marinated pork at the Cuban restaurant and key lime pie at the coffee shop were two of my favorites. This was a fun way to taste a little of Key West's history! read more

What fun! Best advice is to have a solid meal about an hour before you take the pub crawl cocktail tour. You get food & drinks paced out over 3 hours, but you'll be toasty by the end. Loved all of the little out of the way gems you probably would walk right by if you didn't take the tour. Well worth the $$ by a long shot! Maxwell was our guide -- super chill and informative, native Key West dude. Cheers! read more

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I always love to go on food tours because you learn about the city and get to eat local food. What could be better. Chris was our tour guide and did amazing. I would say we probably walked 1.5-2miles which I didn't mind at all, but was a lengthier food tour. We stopped at 5 places total and all were great. Cuban food, rum bar, Caribbean food, conch fritters, and of course key lime pie (and chocolate covered key lime pie) Everything was amazing, but if I had to choose the Caribbean food from kaya island eats and the chocolate covered key lime pie bar were my favorite. read more

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Jasmine was an excellent tour guide today for our walking food tour. She accommodated the needs of the people on the tour (some didn't walk), spoke about some of the history of the homes and businesses and food we ate. This was a very good tour and look forward to doing some of the other tours. Definitely recommend this tour and Jasmine. read more

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We did the Southern food tour. Great tour. Good food. Tons of fun and useful information about the area and tips about local eateries. Chris was our tour this and was very informative. Highly recommend read more

Me and my dad took the tour on my birthday! It was such a fun tour. I've done multiple food tours and this one was one of the best. The servings were huge! The drink package was worth it. It was great! I've been to Key West many time and this made it special! read more

Tour guides, Shaylee and Tricia, had amazing personalities and great knowledge of Key West (I hope I haven't gotten there names wrong). The food on the tour was really, really good--a taste of local specialties! Would def do it again! read more

This was a fantastic food tour! We sampled wonderful food and drinks and enjoyed each and every one of them. We added on the extra drink ticket (which I recommend) but for those that didn't, they always had the option of getting drinks as well. Sharon made it so much fun and added in many historical facts that it felt like we were getting 2 tours for the price of one! I think everyone should do this tour within the first day of your trip so you have all this insight. read more

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What an amazing way to spend 3 hours and learn about some Key West culture, taste great food, and meet great people! Do yourself a favor and break up the normal Duval routine and definitely try this out. It's so worth it! Additionally if you can swing it, try and get Kyle as your guide he's the best! Super friendly, knowledgeable, and an extremely down to earth dude! Will recommend to any of our friends who visit Key West read more

I went on the seafood tour - I added the optional drink package This is a must do if you visit Key West. Make sure you have your walking shoes on as you are going to cover a little over a mile on this 3 hour tour (everyone sing along - corny Gilligan's Island reference). We started at Garbo's Grill (as seen on D, D & D with Guy Feiri. and had the highlight of the trip IMHO - Mahi Mahi Taco - I fed the roaming rooster here some of my purple cabbage. I had a nice rum punch here. Next we went on a nice history hike until we came to the Cuban Coffee Queen in the Artist Mall and had a mini Cuban sandwich and chilled in some wonderful AC for about 15 minutes. We visited a couple of local craftsmen shops that make cigars and sandals. Next was Bagatelle where we got a nice sampling of lobster Mac & Cheese. The lobster was the locally harvested spiny lobster that pairs well with the Mac & cheese. The next leg was the longest walking part where you get near the highest elevation in Key West - 13 ft above sea level. Finally we ended up at the Eaton Street Seafood Market where we had a nice sampling of the huge locally caught pink shrimp/cocktail sauce and some white wine. The last leg took us to a private yacht in the harbor where we were greeted with a stout dark rum cocktail and the a sampling of key lime pie from Old Town Bakery. I strongly urge everyone to do a walking tour. So fun! read more

We had a great day. We have been to Key West many times, but this was our first food tour, and it didn't disappoint, that's for sure . We learned a lot. read more

Good not great. Lots of walking us into non food stores and waiting around for others to shop. Cigar shop, sandal store, art store, etc etc. I didn't pay for "strategic" visits to stores to stretch out a 3 hour tour. 4 of the stops had tables for us but the 5th didn't so we ate standing up. So basically I think this can be done in 90-120 minutes and more attention to the food is preferred. Maybe even the owners of the restaurants can introduce themselves as their stories may be better than what the guide shares. read more

I tried to book this last minute Airbnb experience and Analise was cool enough to help me outside Airbnb. If you're trying to expedite with efficiency a Key West experience, I highly recommend these tours. My guide Sharon was AWESOME! read more

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We loved the Key West food tour. Food was wonderful and all very fresh! Very pleasant walk around tour, easy walk for all. There were 12 on our tour which was a great number. Our tour guide (Sharon I think) was wonderful, a wealth of knowledge about Key West. read more

Rachel was very knowledgeable and the food was fantastic. I would highly recommend this tour.

We did the food and cultural walking tour. Such a fun way to sample different foods and learn about Key West. Food was amazing, we did just the right amount of walking, highly recommend! read more

This was our first Food tour and it did not disappoint! Loved the history that was in with it. Got so much more of an experience than just walking restaurant to restaurant. Did not have anything we didn't like. Any questions we ask about recommendations she was able to answer!!! read more

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It was such a great day! So much good food and the history of the island is a bonus. Mark is very knowledgeable!

Nothing more exciting than a history tour with great food to learn about a city. Food tours have become my new thing to do when I travel to different cities. You get to learn more about the culture and the foods that make the city unique. This tour was a wonderful experience and Megan the tour guide made it that much better. I went during MLK weekend 2021 and it wasn't bad at all. You never know what to expect during Covid times. We had a group of about 10 people and everyone was able to social distance and still enjoy the experience. All of the places we visited were phenomenal. We got to try fish tacos, Cuban sandwiches, shrimp , Mac and Cheese and the key lime pie of course. I would highly recommend trying this food tour when in the key west area read more

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Today we went on the Key West Historic Seaport Food Tasting and Cultural Walking Tour by Key West Food Tours. Sharon was our guide. She was fabulous and kept our group of 8 laughing and learning all about Key West. We booked through Trip Advisor and there wasn't an alcohol package offered, so we purchased our drinks on site. This was considerably more expensive. Lesson learned, check the business website to compare prices and see if there is an add on package. Key West Food Tours is incredibly accommodating to us. I thought I had booked for January 28. We weren't on this list. It turned out I had accidentally booked our tour for February 28! The company amended our tickets and we were good to go! Be sure to come HUNGRY to this tour. We do walk between places, so you can make room for the next dish! We met our guide at Garbo's Grill @Hanks. Here we enjoyed a Mahi Mahi Taco and a rum punch! Both were delicious! We then walked to the Cuban Coffee Queen, where we were treated to a Cuban Mix Sandwich. This was the best Cuban sandwich I have ever had. Afterwards we went into two authentic Cuban family businesses, the Kino Sandals and a Cuban Cigar shop. Both were interesting. Walking through the neighborhoods, we learned the stories about several homes. We then stopped into a Tiki Bar and had a delicious margarita type drink called a Zombie. It was on FIRE, literally!! Our next stop was at Bagatelle, where we enjoyed lobster mac and cheese. We learned that Key West lobsters are savory, while Maine lobsters have a sweeter taste. We then walked along the boardwalk and ended up at Eaton St Seafood Market. Here we enjoyed a glass of wine with a Key West Pink shrimp cocktail. We finished our tours with Key Lime pie at Kermit's. This tour took about 3 hours and all of the places are off the beaten path that we probably wouldn't have found without a tour. We also learned cultural tidbits of Key West along the way! I wouldn't hesitate booking again with this company. They have several food tours available! read more

The tour we did was the bar crawl. It has 6 stops! We have been to KW about 6-7 times and had never been to any of these places. It was FUN, informative and generous pours with the drinks. Highly recommend. read more

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Went on the Seafood Lovers' Tour. Highly recommend as a way to get out and try some local fair. Attended a 11a-2p tour--and it was HOT out. Rose did a fabulous job sharing info on food and local history. He make sure we were always watered and left stuffed. Thankful for his suggestions. read more

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Enjoyed the Cocktail Crawl yesterday (Mon, Sep 19, 2022), and had the BEST time!! There were only 2 of us who booked the tour for this day, but it actually worked out better because we had Rose (our guide) all to ourselves. He was AMAZING! Yes, the drinks were great, but the best part was hitting up these hidden gems that we would never have considered visiting, even though we've been to Key West more than half a dozen times. Mary Ellen's is a cool spot with surprisingly tasty cauliflower bites. The lobby bar in The Saint hotel is gorgeous! The beers at First Flight were terrific (this is coming from a craft beer fan)! And General Horseplay - SO fun!! It helped that Rose has so many friends in town. By the time we got to Tiki House, we were feeling no pain, and still got to enjoy a flaming zombie. (Please beware of this last stop, because that drink and bar were so good that we had to get another.) Things got a little fuzzy after that. But Rose continued to take care of us. Would definitely consider doing this same tour again next time. read more

We did the seafood tour on our last day in Key West and we wish we did it the first day! It was great to see all the sights, learn some history about the island from our tour guide, Mark, and eat some great food! We definitely felt full afterwards so it's a perfect lunch / mid day adventure. Highly recommend! read more

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This was a very nice way to see multiple places and try the local cuisine. Chris, our guide, was very informative, enlightening us with some of the history of The Keys. read more

We are never disappointed on a food tour, and this was no different. Dana had the knowledge of someone who had lived in key west for generations, better known as a "salt water conch." Her story telling is lively and we learned so much about the area, that had has fascinated in conversation through the rest of our stay. We enjoyed all the food and drinks, and learned about the cuisine of the area too. Some people in these reviews complain about the heat...I say, you are in the keys. Prepare appropriately and you will be ok. Bring a hat, comfortable walking shoes or flops, sunscreen, and light clothes. It was hot, but we only stopped in the shade for stories, and every restaurant we sat inside in the A/C. read more

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