Lazy Way Shoppes This quaint little shopping area is located on Elizabeth Street near the Key West Historic Seaport.

Lazy Way Shoppes

The Conch Tour Train coming down through Lazy Way Shoppes

The Conch Tour Train coming down through Lazy Way Shoppes This lady looks like she really enjoys her job :)

Lazy Way Shoppes

Lazy Way Shoppes

Key West Historic Seaport . . . Parrot Heads :)

B.O's Fish Wagon We passed this place on the way to pick up our scooters and the driver told us this was the best fish sandwich in town. Naturally, we had to try it out. It's a really fun place where the menu is written on hand-made signs and the people behind the counter know the true meaning of customer service. And - by the way - the food is excellent :) Owner Buddy Owen (hence the B.O.'s) has been through a few hurricanes, and afterwards picks up the pieces and nails it all back together. A true Key West character, this man is beloved by many. Outstanding fresh fish sandwiches are served on fresh-baked Cuban bread with B.O.'s famous Key Lime sauce. Also offered are burgers, conch fritters, french fries, hot dogs, and other delicious finger foods. Outdoor covered seating gives a great view of island life near the Historic Seaport. B.O.'s is located on Caroline Street.

B.O's Fish Wagon

B.O's Fish Wagon

B.O's Fish Wagon

B.O's Fish Wagon

B.O's Fish Wagon

B.O's Fish Wagon [D]

B.O's Fish Wagon [D]

Pepe's Cafe Pepe's Cafe, established in 1909, is the oldest restaurant in town. This place has quite the history; however, it's on the back of the menu - which means you must go there in order to find out for yourself exactly what that history is :) This was another fun place to eat - great atmosphere, great staff, great food :)

Pepe's Cafe

Pepe's Cafe

Pepe's Cafe [D]

Pepe's Cafe

Pepe's Cafe

The Naked Artist on Caroline Street

The Naked Artist on Caroline Street [D]

House on Caroline Street