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This is always one of my stops when I visit Key West. The balcony reminds me of being in the French Quarter in New Orleans. Its a great spot to grab a drink and watch everyone walking up and down Duval Street.

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Sloppy Joe's is another popular tourist spot, due to its reputation since 1937, and also houses a popular gift store with t-shirts and the like. With a nautical theme, it served many different types of beers and catered to a more middle-aged crowd. No worries about safety at Sloppy Joe's, for all bags are subject to search and outside drinks are prohibited. A great place for all ages, it's a must-see for tourists and a favorite of locals, too.

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Fat Tuesdays was a quaint, lively place with delicious frozen drinks (their specialty) and "world famous" Jello shots. The frozen mixed drinks were AMAZING!! The DJ played a mix of top 40 and hip hop the night I was there, and the size of the place was just right. Not too crowded, it was an open-air bar with two outside decks. Being at Fat Tuesdays, one could definitely tell that he or she was at the beach – a perfect atmosphere! It was a lot of fun and with the right people, you could certainly spend the whole evening there.

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I figured I would like this place, because it has the same name as my Daddy!! In all seriousness, this place was certainly one of the most "clubby" atmospheres. However, I only visited one level, and at night, so I missed the live entertainment portions for the most part. It featured various levels with different DJ's and music. The one downfall, however, was that it was a bit too crowded. Nonetheless, I could see it getting "old" quick for locals. This place was definitely one that catered to the college crowd, and consequently, the "Spring Breakers." If someone wanted a cozy, relaxed atmosphere, this bar would not be for them. However, if you are looking for a super lively nightclub crowd, Rick's is it!!

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Having been to many various Hard Rock Cafe's, I'd have to say that this one was one of the best.

It still featured the essential music memorabilia but offers a less tacky, cluttered atmosphere than most — definitely a plus!

The staff was extremely helpful and congenial, and it seems to be a popular spot for tourists.

Spacious and well-maintained, this Hard Rock is rockin'!

It featured autographs by Janet Jackson, the Doors, and the late Kurt Cobain as well as Sheryl Crow's guitar. A great place for a music fan! The Hard Rock will also be hosting a free benefit concert featuring Collective Soul.

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A biker bar at heart, Hog's Breath is an almost certain stop for most out-of-town tourists.

With a cool gift shop and a "hoppin" atmosphere, it is quite popular with the college-age crowd and middle-aged crowds alike.

They have occasional live bands, and it is always jam-packed with people both inside and out.

The day I went, Joel Nelson was playing a mix of country and rock, and was in good favor of the mid-afternoon crowd.

I would say Hog's Breath is must-see for a tourist, whether its to stop in for a drink, or a t-shirt.

Maybe not MY personal kind of place to become a "regular" at, it seems to be popular among some locals, too. Definitely more of a tourist trap, though.

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My kind of place! The Grand Cafe was a lovely and elegant bar. Perfect for dates or an after-theater drink, this upscale joint was very suave and ringing of luxe metropolitan life. With lush decor and comfortable seating, the Grand Cafe features a plethora of paintings by a revered local artist, Jersey Paterak, which fetch about $1500 a piece.

It is semi-pricey, however, so for the college crowd or Spring-Breakers, this is probably not the place to go — its definitely not a "party" bar and most people in the younger crowd would not favor this place, although it is amazing and classy.

They feature 150 wines and 12 martini's, as well as a contemporary American menu of fine cuisine.

It is more of a locals bar than a spring break destination, and the decor is a mix of mod and classic.

For a chic night out, or drinks at happy hour, this is your place!!

But again, this is coming from a girl who loves karaoke joints, cowboy/country bars, and classy martini bars over the club scene. Go figure.

Overall, I'd say if you want ritzy, this is your place - understatedly upscale.

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I liked this place, although my friend and I went during the day, and did not eat there, so it was hard to get a feel for it's overall vibe.

Still, Awful Arthur's was a very quaint and relaxed place. Featuring an outdoors bar and an indoor tiki lounge, this particular bar is a hotspot for locals.

The staff was accommodating and very friendly, and it offered a decent -selection of food.

Man's Best Friends?? They were more than welcome at the one outdoors bar - there was a German Shepherd relaxing as his master enjoyed a beer.

It was small, and on a side street, but seemed like a nice place to go have a few drinks — especially their 12 oz. Margarita's which are their specialty.

Sometimes, Awful Arthur's offers live music. Final consensus? Awful Arthur's isn't so awful.

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The Duval Beach Club is the perfect spot for tourists and locals alike. Featuring inexpensive frozen drinks and a beautiful view of the ocean, the Duval Beach Club is a great open-air beach bar where one can relax on the well-maintained sandy beach or in the shade for lunch. The servers were friendly and the atmosphere was amazing. At the Southernmost point, it was truly a lovely view at the end of the island of Key West. It also serves Kalik, the official beer of the Bahamas, which is hard to find in other U.S. states. For the beachgoers, they kindly offer .50 cent bottles of Dasani water. The Duval Beach Club is thinking of expanding their repertoire to special events such as Full Moon Parties monthly. For a "beachy" atmosphere and a laid-back attitude, the Duval Beach Club is your place  the perfect mix of classy and casual.