This open-air entertainment complex boasts four bars and live entertainment every day of the week. The "Garden of Eden" bar is "clothing optional" and offers sunbathing, body painting, live DJs and live Reggae. "The Bull" features live music and dancing until the wee hours. "The Whistle" is the most laid back of the complex's bars. Here you can shoot pool or relax and sip a drink while watching the passersby on Duval.

KEY WEST. Captain Tony's is full of Key West history. The building was built in 1851 as a morgue, then it was converted to an icehouse and finally a telegraph station. This was the original location of Sloppy Joe's, and both Hemingway and Jimmy Buffet have been regulars through the years. Today the walls are decorated with underwear and live rock bands often play on Captain Tony's stage. If you want to sip a cold beer and hobnob with the locals, this is a great place.

KEY WEST. Grab one of the best martinis in town and settle in for a fun evening of cabaret. The ticket prices are justified by the quality of the acts ­ these folks are true professionals. LaTeDa's patio and piano bars also offer entertainment. Smart-casual attire. Smoke free except at the bar.

KEY WEST. This Duval Street entertainment complex offers something for everyone. The sports bar is a great place to start the evening with a beer. Then head to the dance club that offers indoor and outdoor dance floors. Several of the bars feature entertainment for all tastes; live rock bands, karaoke, dancing, and strip shows.

KEY WEST. Visit Key West's first bar built in 1890. This is also the "last" bar in the United States since it sits on the far southern reaches of U.S. 1. This is definitely a locals hangout. Pool tables, video games and darts give the patrons something to do while they sip their beers. Live bands rock out on the weekends. No food is served but a grill next door offers excellent barbecue.