Capt Tony's Saloon in Key West is not just a bar but a piece of living history, having been a favorite spot for notable figures like Ernest Hemingway, Truman Capote, Tennessee Williams, Shel Silverstein, and Jimmy Buffet. The saloon, originally built in 1851 as an icehouse and morgue, is named after Captain Tony, a former fishing boat captain, gunrunner, gambling casino operator, and Mayor of Key West.
The saloon is steeped in history and legends, making it a unique and intriguing place to visit. Visitors are encouraged to enjoy a drink at the bar, where many legends have done the same over the decades. The website also mentions the involvement of Capt Tony's Saloon in Fantasy Fest, a notable event in Key West, with various themed parties like the Mad Hatter Party, Zombie Party, The Rubber Ball, and more.
For more details and to explore their offerings, including their shop with various merchandise, you can visit their website at Capt Tony's Saloon.
