The place is dark and cave-like, the air conditioning is always on full-blast and the Moscow Mule on tap is delicious. Go out on a limb and order the heavenly Avocado Toast ($8). We like to order the lemony and cheesy Kale Salad ($7) too. Make your way around the bar to the little Dutch door in the corner and order a “Mabel” grilled cheese sandwich ($9): white bread, brie, peach preserves and crushed cashews grilled to a light golden brown perfection. It has a classic dive bar atmosphere, but don't let the appearance fool you. Mary Ellen’s- 420 Applerouth Lane- A fairly new spot, Mary Ellen’s is located on quaint Applerouth Lane, next to ( ahem) Leather Masters. Top it all off with the absolute miracle that is their vegan carrot cake. Try their homemade Kombucha on tap ($6.25) or an ice-cold chai tea latte ($6).
Our all-time favorite menu items include the Fig and Gorgonzola Pizza ($18) and the Cold Soba Peanut Noodles ($9.75), perfect when you don’t want something hot but also aren’t in a salad mood. Their menu is mainly vegetarian and vegan, but they serve some seafood dishes as well. BUT they are packed year ‘round with hard-to-please locals, a testament to the fact that you should add them to your Key West must list! The Café- 509 Southard Street- Healthy yet sumptuous, The Café is a local go-to when we want to indulge without feeling like a total glutton afterward. These incredible eateries may not be found on a “Famous Key West Restaurants” list, like Blue Heaven or Margaritaville. Discover Our Favorite Key West Restaurants
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