Pleasant bar and restaurant with deck and inside seating. Toby recommends the cuban tacos if you don't mind pork.

We haven't actually been here, but this little restaurant off of Duvall specializes in desserts only. A frequent award winner, it comes highly recommended.

If you're looking for an american style breakfast, or for that matter, any kind of breakfast then this is the place. About halfway down Duval Street, they also have a bakery in front if you need to satisfy that sweet tooth.

Decent location just away from the noisier bars, the Grand Cafe has a pleasant atmosphere and a good place to people watch. Food is expensive, and the dishes can be a little hit and miss

If you're looking for a classic piece of Key West, where many of the locals go to hang out, then the Green Parrot is the place. They also have a pool table - a relatively hard thing to find, and were playing bingo the night we went

Kelly's is a sprawling bar and restaurant on the corner of Caroline and Whitehead Streets, made famous as being the birthplace of Pan-Am Airlines. There's a token display of Pan-Am memorabilia, and an upstairs cabaret appeared to be very popular when we visited.

Very casual dining/bar with plastic chairs and tables, simple menu that isn't particularly exicting, but if you've ever wanted to try Ropa Vieja in sandwich form, then this is the place to go

Cute restaurant a block off Duvall with a great contemporary menu including seafood and vegetarian dishes. Great service, cute atmosphere and outside dining option if it's not raining. Sunday night is their specialty Fried Chicken, but be sure to get there early. Highly recommended by both of us.

Pleasant bar and cafe that looks out over the beach and ocean. Service can be a little spotty at times, but the beer was cold and the food looked interesting

If you're looking for a quick slice of New York style pizza, then this place will no doubt sate your appetite. They do have tables and chairs, but very casual

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If you're a fan of one of America's greatest writers, then you'll no doubt be interested in visiting his home towards the southern end of Whitehead Street.

Many artifacts of his life remain in the house, and the tradition of the six-toed cat common in Key West is said to have begun when a ship captain presented the writer with the first one.

If you're allergic to cats, stock up on your anti-histamines before visiting, the ground is still home to dozens of cats.

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Mallory Square, at the northwestern end of Duval Street, is the place to go for the famous Key West sunsets. A paved square that faces the Gulf of Mexico, the square also hosts a number of craftsmen and performers. Check out the Great Rondini or Doctor Juice for some free - tips are welcome - performance into the early night hours.

Mel Fisher made his name hunting for sunken treasure, finding the wreck of the Spanish galleon Atocha along with a substantial trove of gold and artifacts

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The Olde Towne Trolley is like the Conch Train tour, but allows you to get on and off at various places around the island

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In the early days, one of the biggest industries in Key West was salvaging shipwrecks, in some ways a legalized form of piracy. The Oldest House was built in 1829 by one such "wrecker", and is now open to the public as a museum

One of Key West's newest attractions, the museum features hundreds of pirate artifacts

If you always wanted to try diving, but didn't want to have to get certified, you might try snuba, a cross between diving and snorkeling. No certification needed.

On the corner of South Street and Duval Street sits the Southern Most House, a brightly colored building that now serves as a hotel. Ironically perhaps, there are several buildings around this area that claim to be the southern-most, including at least one other contender for southernmost house.

Officially known as the Southern Most Point of the continental United States, the marker at the corner of Whitehead and South Streets is typically a busy place. While you're down there you can drop by the Hemingway House or Buttefly Conservatory, or simply walk out onto the sand and dip your toes in the ocean

If a walking tour is more your style, then you might try this one.

Former President, Harry S Truman's winter house

Turtle meat used to be big business in Key West, but this former cannery is now home to a museum and rehabilitation center for turtles