The Cuban Guide to Key West
With only 90 miles separating the two islands, it's no wonder that the Cuban flavor has been infused into Key West's laid-back lifestyle.

With only 90 miles separating Cuba and Key West, it's no wonder Cuban flavor is deeply woven into the island's identity. From the cigar factories that lined the docks in the 1800s to the nightly salsa music at Mallory Square, the Cuban-Conch connection is alive and well. El Mesón de Pepe sits at the center of this cultural crossroads inside the historic William Wall Warehouse.
Visit Us at Mallory Square
Authentic Cuban flavors, live music, and the best sunset views in Key West at Mallory Square.

