Local Keys Guide’s Islamorada guide covers the places locals actually use, from Robbie’s of Islamorada and the fishing fleet to Transparensea glass bottom boat tours, Anne’s Beach, Founder’s Park and Beach and Windley Key Fossil Reef Geological State Park.
84“Wood-fired steak and local seafood, cooked over an open hearth.”
MM 77.5“Tournament captain, 42-foot air-conditioned sportfisher, and the only boat in the Keys that will sell you one seat instead of the whole boat.”
81.5 Bayside“See the reef without getting wet. Islamorada's glass bottom boat, day or night.”
80 Oceanside“Oceanfront dinners looking out toward Alligator Reef Lighthouse.”
81.9“Family-owned seafood that made it onto Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.”
Local Keys Guide’s picks for where locals eat in Islamorada include Hungry Tarpon, Mangrove Mike’s Cafe and Bad Boy Burrito.
