My wife & I went to Key West on this past Easter Weekend. Everyday we walked Duval Street and don't really see the appeal to it. I guess if you've never been here (it was my first time), it's something you should at least see once in your life. Though I'd rather see something like Taj Mahal. There were a... more

It really does depend on what you are looking for. I guess Hen and Stag parties would love it, or people who’ve been brought up on Jim Davidson looking to purchase an “hilarious” t-shirt with something like “my pen is huge” written on it – hilarious! Yes there are a lot of bars and even some good restaurants, but if... more

My wife and friends absolutely love to party together, and Duval Street is ripe with great bars of all varieties to enjoy some excellent cocktails, including some of the best rum-based drinks we've ever tasted. There are some nice shops as well, but it's really all about barhopping and saying that you've done the infamous Duval Crawl. more

Don't miss it. Keeping yourself holed up in the hotel or getting a car for evenings out are both big mistakes in Key West. The bar hopping on and right off of Duval is one of the best I've ever experienced, and the shopping is decent for tourists too. more

Spent a month here and had a blast. Met some interesting people and some crazy ones also. We went on a sunset cruise after being here for three weeks, there was a couple next to us and well we drank to much and earned the Duval crawl shirts. It's nice knowing that you will be walking away with lifelong friends... more

Duval Street is a must for KW. There is lots of shopping, tourist shops and serious shopping also, like Coach! You will probably find anything you want to eat there, from seafood to pizza. A few pizza places that were ok. There are a few internet cafes, one of them had some great cookies. Lots of bars, you have to... more

Duval street, ahhh, what can I say. Every other building is a bar or pub. People are drunk in the streets from morning to night. Bum town USA, they sit on the streets begging for money, are they being funny...I don't know. Lots of shops, with lots of funny shirts. You could find the weirdest things in these stores. Depending... more

What can we say? There’s something for everyone. It’s all a block-by-block experience. The happy-go-lucky party haven can be found especially in the 100-300 blocks. Designer shopping: the 400-500 blocks. Genteel galleries: 6oo block and above. The further you get away from Mallory Square, the more quiet it gets. The nice thing is that one block off of even the... more

Just walk the street and see all different kinds of people. We had a preteen with us during the day, and some of the t-shirt shops sayings were a bit much, but we mostly laughed them off. We each had one drink with lunch, so you can have fun and not be drunk here. We had lunch at Margaritaville Restaurant... more