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Tavernier

Local Keys Guide’s Tavernier guide covers this quiet Upper Keys community, from the calm beach at Harry Harris Park to the deli subs at Payfair Supermarket and waterside dinners at Lido 73 by Italian Food Company.

The Room Nail Bar

The Room Nail Bar

📍 Tavernier💼 Services
Tavernier ACE Hardware

Tavernier ACE Hardware

📍 Tavernier🛍️ Shops
Pinfish Entertainment Center

Pinfish Entertainment Center

📍 Tavernier🎣 Attractions
Payfair Supermarket – Tavernier’s Hidden Gem

Payfair Supermarket – Tavernier’s Hidden Gem

📍 Tavernier🛍️ Shops
Harry Harris Park

Harry Harris Park

📍 Tavernier🏖️ Parks & Beaches
Lido 73 by Italian Food Company
90.4

Lido 73 by Italian Food Company

📍 Tavernier🍽️ Local Bites

“Coastal Italian on the water off Tavernier Creek, with live music.”

Italian Food Company Express
92.3

Italian Food Company Express

📍 Tavernier🍽️ Local Bites

“Roman-style pizza by the slice, paninis and pasta, fast.”

Good to know

What are the best things to do in Tavernier?
Local Keys Guide recommends Harry Harris Park for a calm beach day, Pinfish Entertainment Center in the Tavernier Towne Center for bowling, axe throwing and arcade games, and dinner at Lido 73 by Italian Food Company, where you can arrive by boat, car or bike.
Where do locals eat in Tavernier?
Local Keys Guide’s picks are Lido 73 by Italian Food Company for coastal Italian on the water off Tavernier Creek, Italian Food Company Express for Roman-style pizza by the slice, and the deli at Payfair Supermarket for a fresh Cuban or Italian sub.
Is there a beach in Tavernier?
Yes. Local Keys Guide recommends Harry Harris Park at mile marker 92.5, a man-made beach with shallow, protected water, picnic tables, grills, a shaded playground and a boat ramp. It is open daily from 7:30 AM to sunset.