
No Name Pub
Founded as a general store and bait-and-tackle shop in 1931, this funky, hard-to-find honky tonk out in the boondocks (tagline: “You Found It”) is affable indeed, but not up late (it closes at 10pm). Pizzas are tasty—try one topped with local shrimp—or consider a bowl of chili with all the fixings. Everything is served on paper plates. One of the Keys’ oldest bars, blanketed with thousands of signed dollar bills, this rustic dive remains very much a locals’ hangout for drinking beer and listening to a jukebox heavy with 1980s tunes.
Founded as a general store and bait-and-tackle shop in 1931, this funky, hard-to-find honky tonk out in the boondocks (tagline: “You Found It”) is affable indeed, but not up late (it closes at 10pm). Pizzas are tasty—try one topped with local shrimp—or consider a bowl of chili with all the fixings. Everything is served on paper plates. One of the Keys’ oldest bars, blanketed with thousands of signed dollar bills, this rustic dive remains very much a locals’ hangout for drinking beer and listening to a jukebox heavy with 1980s tunes.




