Darlene

My pup is not a fan of dog parks so this was a perfect place to take him for a wonderful, leisurely stroll. Only a few things were in bloom this late February day and I'd love to return to see it in its full glory.

Got a patio table with a nice fan breeze on a very hot Key West day for lunch with the pup. VERY dog friendly! First thing they did was bring him a bowl of ICE water! Nice menu and not too expensive. On the quieter side of Duval St not far from the Southernmost Point

SO glad I saw this here on BringFido. Just what I wanted to do with my pup for our one day visit to Key West. Even though he's a timid guy and it got quite hot for him, he did very well on the trip and did manage to look around a little bit. A 'normal' dog would have a ball. I loved the mangrove tunnels.

Had a great time with my pup, who is not a big fan of dog parks. But he went right in the water and really seemed to enjoy a swim. Tide was up and we hung out on the sand bar just a short ways from shore. Wasn't too crowded and people and dogs were friendly. You have to wade through a tide way to get to the beach in high tide and on the way back I noticed a potent urine smell as the tide waters were going out. Could be a risk for lepto, so might want to make sure your pup is vaccinated and wash off at the station provided.

Very delicious food. Hard to decide what to pick. The tuna ceviche and pork belly taco was great. The tableside guacamole looked fabulous. They were happy to seat my pup and I on the comfy couch seating on the nicely screened patio and immediately brought him a bowl of water (I think he was hoping for a margarita...).

I went here on a particularly cold day and didn't bring my pup because I assumed that he would be restricted to outdoor seating. Wrong! Huge, indoor social area welcomes all dogs. Bench and table seating where you can sip a local craft brew, get food from a local food truck parked outside (check calendar) and even play Trivia. Can't say i've ever seen a place like it.