Key West in January

[BaltimoreLurker]

JD wrote:
Well I'm a "three days is enough".* But I love going back.

I*feel the same about NO and the French Quarter.

Roger that!* 3 days in NO during the week.* Weekends get to be too much for me.* I don't want to attempt Mardi Gras.

 

[JAT]

There's no shortage of t-shirt shops.....or bars....and I wish I could remember the name of the seafood place we ate at when we were down there...its off the beaten path and about 95% of their customers are locals....reasonable prices and very delicious food!! You will see a lot of "rainbow flags"....

Not sure if they have the performers at sundown at Mallory Park....but it was really good.... I wonder if the "Cookie Lady" is still riding her bike through the crown hawking her cookies.....

 

[dwhatty]

JAT wrote:
There's no shortage of t-shirt shops.....or bars....and I wish I could remember the name of the seafood place we ate at when we were down there...its off the beaten path and about 95% of their customers are locals....reasonable prices and very delicious food!! You will see a lot of "rainbow flags"....

Not sure if they have the performers at sundown at Mallory Park....but it was really good.... I wonder if the "Cookie Lady" is still riding her bike through the crown hawking her cookies.....

What's in those cookies? Anything that would elicit an illegal smile?

 

[Moonstruck]

I'm not going to make any comments about all your trips to Key West, but when I go, I take plenty of soap on a rope.

*

Yes, they do still have the "acts" at Mallory Square around sundown.

 

[Keith]

Key West kinda reminds me of a "cleaned up" New Orleans French Quarter. I love 'em both. Hit NO 3-4 times a year, KW usually once a year in November for Meeting of the Minds, a big Parrothead gathering. NO is closer! Laissez le bon temps rouler!