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Keys Fisheries

4.0 (1.5k reviews)
Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Moderate noise
Casual
Good for kids
Happy hour specials

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Key lime pie
Liz N.

Was expecting more but maybe we just ordered the wrong dishes? Conch fritters was probably not prepared correctly (they didn't pound it to tenderize)? It was very chewy and not what we were expecting. Fries were good though. The ceviche was loaded with peppers. Key lime was not bad though.

Alexa F.

Apple Maps says they open at 9 but it's actually 11 so had to wait a bit, got there at 10:30. Went for the lobster Reuben I saw all over tiktok. Really disappointing. There was a ton of lobster but it had no flavor at all. The sauce was good but there was very little of it. Fries had a weird aftertaste. At least the key lime pie was very good. Cute area to walk around.

Fish Fingers Basket
Oliver L.

This place is known for their lobster Reuben and I can understand why it's a nice taste treat hidden off of overseas highway We also got the fish fingers which were one of the top five I've had for a fried fish finger, the batter they use is one of a kind. It's a cute spot on the water with all outdoor seating. You order at a counter and seat yourself.

Robert S.

My wife and I visited my brother in Highland Beach FL, then drove to Key West. On the way we stopped for lunch at Keys Fisheries. I was dying for grouper so I ordered the Reuben Grouper sandwich. My wife ordered a shrimp with rice bowl. I turned out that they gave me a lobster reuben at the grouper price. It was delicious. Fries were golden brown and tasty. My wife enjoyed the shrimp bowl.

Conch Fritters (8) with Remoulade
Don R.

Checked out Keys Fisheries -- definitely a solid laid-back spot to kick back by the water and grab a bite. Order at the window, find yourself a seat, and just enjoy the view. Hard to beat that kind of vibe. Food-wise: Conch fritters -- 7/10. Good flavor, nice bite, definitely enjoyable. Coconut shrimp -- 6/10. Flavor was there, but they were a little overcooked and leaned on the rubbery side. Nothing blew me away, but it's still a cool place to hang out, have a drink, and soak in the Keys atmosphere. Sometimes the setting carries just as much weight as the food -- and this place delivers on that.

Slice - Award Winning Homemade Key Lime Pie
Daniel A.

Excellent food and eating spots on the wharf. Favorite lunch spot on the drive down to KeyWest. Loved the stone crab. They serve it cold which I wasn't expecting but it was so flavorful by itself and with the provided sauces. Excellent sweet potato fries and perfect coleslaw that isn't dripping in sauce. Loved the Crab chowder even though it doesn't have as strong of a crab flavor to it Key Lime Pie here might be my favorite of all 9 that we tried on our stay in the Keys. Tart, smooth filling with a sweet crust. Perfection.

Maria S.

The food is perfection... the fish really taste fresh and are cooked to perfection. Margarita was strong but tasty. Key lime pie also 10/10. And the weather was perfect with the ocean breeze. There is a bit of a wait but so worth it.

Fried chicken sandwich
Glenn R.

A staff member of the Keys Fisheries could punch me right in the face and I would continue to patronize this establishment because the food here is that freaking good. We are not locals but stay in Marathon once a year and we make darn sure to visit the Keys Fisheries at least once. Our last visit was on 12/27/2025. There were six of us which meant there were six very happy and satisfied people at the end of our experience. Yes, it's true, this is a no-frills restaurant. You walk up to a window and order your food. The menu is on the wall and you can look at it while you wait in line. There will be a line - so what - it moves fast. You give the girl a fake name and then wait for it to be called so you can go back to the window and get your tray of food. Then you find a seat somewhere nearby at a picnic table. Who cares? None of this will matter once you start eating the food. Oh yeah, you can get alcohol here too. Sign me up! I don't remember what I have year after year BUT I will never forget what I had this year - and neither will anyone else! There's a special on the board this time: hogfish francaise or francese however you'd like to spell it. I notice the catch of the day is hogfish. This sounds like a winner. I order it. I get it. I eat it. I am forever changed. I would sell my soul to have this again. Yes - it was that good. I feel bad for my friends and family at this point. I'm not even done half my meal and they already know about this damn hogfish. I've told everyone. I simply can't shut up about how divine this meal was. Could you please stop talking about it? No, I cannot. Hey - I'm coming back in December. Hope you're ready!

Jerry C.

Sometimes basic is better. You order at a window after perusing a huge menu on the wall. Sit at a picnic table overlooking the water. In a few minutes your name is called and go get some of the freshest seafood on the planet. Big portions. Cooked perfectly. You can get pretty much anything here. There's also a full bar with some nice local draft beer choices. The Grouper Ruben was delicious- the normal Ruben ingredients worked great with the grouper. The fish on a bun was fresh and plentiful. If you're looking for a break from the typical (but also good) coastal seafood bar/restaurants this is a place for you.

The raw bar
Valerie D.

It's nothing fancy at all, picnic tables in an open air Pavillion. Food was good. You place order at the counter and pick up when name is called.

A magnificent sunset from the upstairs tiki bar
Mark D.

Initially, I ordered Keys Fisheries food via DoorDash. The fried scallops basket and lobster bisque were meh at best. The hogfish platter was somewhat better, offering a generous portion along with some tasty smashed potatoes. 2 days later, a server at another restaurant highly recommended Keys Fisheries' 2nd floor tiki lounge as the best place in Marathon to partake of a sunset. He was abso-freaking-lutely right! At sunset, the bartender serves up complimentary rum punch shots. There is nothing like a Keys sunset when the last of the sun drops below the horizon like God turning the lights out... The restaurant itself is pretty barebones basic, but I would imagine being next to a marina and commercial fishery, the seafood would be very fresh and perhaps better than a DoorDashed order. I also enjoyed watching a huge swarm of ginormous tarpon and nurse sharks opportunistically awaiting the commercial fish scraps at day's end

Grouper sandwich with fries
Erin G.

Perfect casual spot to grab a great fish sandwich. A little pricey but you can taste how fresh it is. I love that you can sit out by the docks and watch the boats come and go. Service is pretty quick even with a line.

Coconut shrimp
Jean O.

Went here based on Marathon happenings members recommendations. The line was long and not worth the wait. Was hoping we could have dinner and enjoy the view from the upstairs bar but we had our 2 teenage boys. Only 21 and up can go upstairs. We ordered The conch salad had the smallest bits of conch and all greens. Bland The fried seafood platter was disappointing too. skinny fried calamari, fish sticks and shrimp. The conch fritter was over cooked., almost burnt. It might have been a bad day in the kitchen as I was expecting better based on rave reviews. The only positive was the view.

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Ask the Community - Keys Fisheries

Can you go by boat and dock at the marino?

I can't imagine why not -- it's right there on the dock. Whether the marina is public or private I don't know.

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Island Fish

Island Fish

3.8
(1.8k reviews)
4.8 mi
$$

A local favorite! They have the outdoor and indoor seating. Outdoor seating by the water has large…read morefans and sunshades as needed. For the July heat, our elderly did okay. We were a bit sweaty in the evening. Outside is dog-friendly and they provide water dishes. Hey, Snowflakes, if you're bringing your naughty kids down who decide NOT to obey the don't feed the bird signs (includes fish), do us a favor and use your offspring as bait. I know that asks a lot since you'd have to put your phone down and address your screaming brat. But seriously, the staff here are too professional to police your ignorance. The service and food were both fantastic! While they focus on seafood, there is something for everyone on the menu, even your picky eaters. Fresh and very flavorful!! The fish dip, lobster/steak, chicken, key lime pie, and cheesecake are all highly recommended. Restrooms have AC and are clean (with mouthwash). Note you need to go up a flight of brick stairs to access it. May want to call for accessibility options if needed. There is also extensive parking to the left AAs you drive in. Most go to the right, by the entrance. Great views and atmosphere!

Really good experience in late April at Island Fish Co. The food was great and service was good…read more It's an open-air casual restaurant with water views; not the best water views but better than looking at buildings or a parking lot. They have a few ceiling-mounted fans to try to keep the heat at bay. The shrimp poboy and onion rings were superb, and the wife really loved the grilled chicken sandwich and fries. Absolutely no complaints about the food or service. The cocktails left a little to be desired however; very small cups that we found lacking in flavor, but they looked tropical. Otherwise, everything was great and we'd definitely visit again.

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Women's restroom decor
Women's restroom decor
Blackened grouper with seasoned rice and veggies.
Blackened grouper with seasoned rice and veggies.
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Lazy Days South

Lazy Days South

3.4
(647 reviews)
1.4 mi
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During a recent day trip to the Florida Keys, I was determined to find a restaurant with beautiful…read moreocean views, and I'm so glad I discovered Lazy Days South! The only challenge was parking. The spaces were pretty tight, and several cars were parked over the lines, making it a little difficult to find a spot. Luckily, just as we arrived, someone was leaving, so it felt like it was meant to be. We walked in without a reservation and were seated almost immediately. The host gave us a warm welcome, and we were lucky enough to get a table outside with a stunning oceanfront view. The scenery alone made the visit worthwhile. Before arriving, I had looked over the menu and was happy to see they offered vegetarian and vegan-friendly options. I ordered the pasta with mushrooms, which was prepared with olive oil instead of a cream-based sauce. It was absolutely delicious and full of flavor. My niece ordered the Chicken Key West, which is similar to chicken Parmesan, and my sister had the house salad. Since pasta comes with a choice of soup or salad, I opted for the salad as well. One of the most memorable parts of the experience happened shortly after we sat down. The staff tossed leftover fish scraps into the water, attracting several large fish right below the restaurant. Watching them feed was such a unique and entertaining experience that added to the charm of dining by the water. Another little touch that I loved was when I went to the restroom. They had a locally made salt sugar scrub available for purchase, and it smelled so good that we ended up buying one to take home. I always appreciate when restaurants support local businesses. They also had complimentary key lime mints, which were absolutely delicious and such a fun Florida Keys touch. Our waiter was fantastic throughout the entire meal. He was attentive, friendly, and efficient. He kept our water glasses full, brought out bread promptly, checked on us regularly, and had the check ready as soon as we were finished. The food also arrived at a great pace. Unfortunately, I couldn't try any of their cocktails since I had to drive back to Miami afterward, but they looked delicious. Hopefully, on my next trip to the Keys, I'll be able to stay longer and enjoy one of their drinks. Overall, Lazy Days South has that classic old-Florida, laid-back atmosphere that feels welcoming and timeless. Between the beautiful ocean views, good food, unique waterfront experience, thoughtful local touches, and excellent service, it's definitely a place I'll be returning to on my next visit to the Keys.

Our server appeared to be handling three large parties of 8-10 people each, which likely…read morecontributed to the delays. However, the restaurant itself didn't seem particularly busy, with plenty of open tables throughout our visit. We waited nearly 20 minutes before our drink and food order was taken, and it took a total of 1 hour and 15 minutes from the time we were seated until our food arrived. The food itself was mediocre and bland, especially after such a long wait. Inside, several tables remained unbussed, so we chose to sit outside. Unfortunately, the fan and light above our table weren't working, making the outdoor seating extremely hot and uncomfortable, even at 8 PM. I understand that busy nights happen, but the combination of the long wait, average food, maintenance issues, and overall lack of attention to the dining experience made this a disappointing visit.

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Hogfish sandwich with a side of tasty potato salad.
Hogfish sandwich with a side of tasty potato salad.
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