The Chart Room Key West

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A great find in crazy touristy key west. It first welcomed guests in 1967, and in 1971, jimmy buffett is. This key west staple is impossible to stumble upon unless you know about it, as it’s located inside a bougie resort, but completely open to the public. Tucked away in the pier house resort is this little bar with 6.

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This key west staple is impossible to stumble upon unless you know about it, as it’s located inside a bougie resort, but completely open to the public. It first welcomed guests in 1967, and in 1971, jimmy buffett is. So if you’re looking for somewhere to escape—and if you generally prefer drinking at a dive bar—go seek shelter at chart.

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It really has a lot of charm and throws you back to a time of local neighborhood bars. It first welcomed guests in 1967, and in 1971, jimmy buffett is. (one duval street) this is a great local, small, quaint place to stop and have a drink. It's typically quiet at night and tends to be a haven for locals.

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It first welcomed guests in 1967, and in 1971, jimmy buffett is. All the while listening to one of the most. The place is probably smaller than your living room, but has a lot of character. The chart room is a tiny, dimly lit bar housed in pier house resort, a luxurious yet laidback property hemmed by key west’s bustling.

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It's a dive bar with a resort builr around it. Tucked away in the pier house resort is this little bar with 6 bar stools. A great find in crazy touristy key west. It really has a lot of charm and throws you back to a time of local neighborhood bars. So if you’re looking for somewhere to escape—and if.

The Chart Room Key West - It first welcomed guests in 1967, and in 1971, jimmy buffett is. The chart room is a tiny, dimly lit bar housed in pier house resort, a luxurious yet laidback property hemmed by key west’s bustling duval street on one side and the ocean on the other. (one duval street) this is a great local, small, quaint place to stop and have a drink. Wine is red or white. Pop corn and peanuts are all over the floor. Parrotheads will recognize this as a jb hangout.

Tucked away in the pier house resort is this little bar with 6 bar stools. All the while listening to one of the most. So if you’re looking for somewhere to escape—and if you generally prefer drinking at a dive bar—go seek shelter at chart room. A comfortable dive to hide in. It's a dive bar with a resort builr around it.

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It's typically quiet at night and tends to be a haven for locals more than tourists like you'll generally find on duval. (one duval street) this is a great local, small, quaint place to stop and have a drink. A comfortable dive to hide in. It first welcomed guests in 1967, and in 1971, jimmy buffett is.

This Key West Staple Is Impossible To Stumble Upon Unless You Know About It, As It’s Located Inside A Bougie Resort, But Completely Open To The Public.

The chart room is located in the pier house. The chart room is a tiny, dimly lit bar housed in pier house resort, a luxurious yet laidback property hemmed by key west’s bustling duval street on one side and the ocean on the other. Tucked inside the pier house resort (but not really a part of it) is a tiny bar with history from way back. The place is probably smaller than your living room, but has a lot of character.

It Really Has A Lot Of Charm And Throws You Back To A Time Of Local Neighborhood Bars.

Parrotheads will recognize this as a jb hangout. Full of pictures, memorabilia, and maybe an undiscovered hot dog or two, the chart room emblematizes key west’s history of long tales, good times, and some things better left unsaid, or at least attributed. All the while listening to one of the most. Tucked away in the pier house resort is this little bar with 6 bar stools.

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Wine is red or white. Pop corn and peanuts are all over the floor. It's a tiny place that's hard to find in the middle of the pier house, but it's amazingly full of local history. So if you’re looking for somewhere to escape—and if you generally prefer drinking at a dive bar—go seek shelter at chart room.