I will never visit the Keys again without going to No Name Pub for their out of this world pizza. Well worth the time and trouble it takes to find it.

This will be our third year at Big Pine Key and of course hitting the No Name Pub. If you have never been there, it's a must. If you want fancy, nevermind! It's a rustic, down home place. The pizza is TO DIE for. I was really ticked when they refused to deliver 8 hours north to Daytona. :) My hubby is not a pizza fan, but since we had No Name's, that's all he talks about. Any time we have company and decide
to order pizza, he says "Call No Name". Add to your adventure by crossing the Old Wooden Bridge to No Name Key. Venture all the way to the end of the road and catch a beautiful view of the Gulf.

The place is always a nice way to show off the "old keys" to friends and family new to the keys.

The pizza is out of this world. I had a Cuban Sandwich that was real good also. The Nachos will feed a small army.

I've never gone away from the No Name Pub hungry.

They only serve beer and wine, so if you want an umbrella drink, you'll have to go elsewhere (but don't you'll miss WAY to much).

We were there on 12/2/2007. Since that is during the after Thanksgiving before Christmas lull in the keys we had no wait at all! We had the nachos for 1 but it's huge! It has their homemade chili and it is very good. Had I known the chili was that good I would have had that without the chips. We also split the grouper sandwich which was perfectly cooked. The Pizza smelled and looked delicious but we didn't get any. We also had some of their beer which was good as well. We had great service and left our dollar on the wall. We had seen this on Dirty Jobs and just had to go and it was worth the job. We came down from Marathon about a 20 minute drive but well worth it.