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| Myles, the musician from Arlington, never showed up. This guy was not nearly as good. Note the very large tip bucket. I think he was expecting lots of tips? |
We’ve become even more of a fan of Schooner Wharf. It is not air conditioned and it has no roof. The sides are open to the sights and sounds of Key West but the real attraction is the reasonably priced food. Some places only serve sandwiches during lunch hours. I guess at $20/sandwich, they can’t make enough money but Schooner Wharf doesn’t see it that way. They serve sandwiches all day long - breakfast all day long too! You can get a good meal anytime without breaking the bank. Of course, the food has to be good or all’s for nought - and it is very good.
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| The Boat House Restaurant to the left and Breezin’ to the right |
At various times during the day, you may see a chicken or two wondering through too. It is also dog friendly with a gravel floor. It’s the quintessential Key West restaurant. We will continue our Sunday morning breakfast tradition there that we started last week.
In the night scene, you can see Dennis’ Breezin’ sailboat where he takes people out for day sails. He’s been there ever since we started coming to Key West. To the left in the photo is what used to be Turtle Kraals but was replaced with the Boat House Restaurant.
Things keep changing but at least Schooner Wharf is still there (as is BO’s Seafood and the Cuban Coffee Queen)!
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