Here is a list of must-eats when were home!

Blue heaven perfectly captures everything that is Key West - laid back atmosphere, Caribbean inspired food and live music. Come for breakfast, lunch or dinner, and sit amongst the locals (roosters). You have to try their famous key lime pie!

You can't be 90 miles from Cuba and not have Cuban food! El Siboney has been a staple in my family, and a must stop for Nick and I when we visit home. There isn't a thing on the menu I wouldn't recommend. Make sure you bring your appetite!

Little Pearl! One of our favorite date night spots in Key West. Tucked away on a cozy corner in Old Town, the Little Pearl is the perfect place to wine, dine, and get your fix of fresh, adventurous seafood. Make sure you make a reservation!

Need a little something to bring back home? Check out our favorite little shops in Key West!

Besame Mucho is hands down my favorite boutique in Key West. There are so many treasures to be found in this little Bahama Village gem! You can find anything from jewelry, clothes, books, candles, scents and so much more!

If you want to bring home a piece of Old Key West, make your way to Greene St. and rummage through the shelves of this quaint antique store! One of Nick and I's favorite things to do is dig through the vinyl and book collection and admire the creations of local artisans on the walls.

What's a wedding weekend/vacation without a little adventure?

Want to get out on the water? The Fury has it ALL! Jet skiing, adventure islands, parasailing, snorkeling - you name it! Don't want to get wet? You can see the reef through a glass bottom boat or relax on a sunset cruise.

It's no doubt that Ernest Hemingway left a lasting impression on the art, lifestyle and culture of Key West. Take a tour of the beautiful grounds and home of Ernest Hemingway, and don't forget to say hello to the famous 6-toed cats!

You can't visit Key West and miss out on the famous sunset celebration! One of our favorite evenings is getting happy hour at the Conch Farm at Schooner Wharf, then heading down to watch the sunset and performers at Mallory Square. Look out for the green flash!