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Thirsty Thursday: Enjoy Key West Happy Hours on a Budget

Thirsty Thursday: Enjoy Key West Happy Hours on a Budget

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 Thirsty Thursday: Enjoy Key West Happy Hours on a Budget In this episode of the Fun and Key West podcast, host Michele O'Connor guides listeners through the best ways to enjoy Key West on a budget by taking advantage of local happy hours. Michele covers a variety of happy hour spots, including Alonzo's Oyster Bar, Half Shell Raw Bar, Hurricane Hole, Martin's Martini Bar, Mary Ellen's, Moondog Cafe and Bakery, The Roost, The Saint Hotel, Southernmost Beach Cafe, Thirsty Mermaid, Conch Republic Seafood Company, Schooner Wharf Bar, General Horseplay, Bagatelle, and First Flight. Each location offers unique discounts on drinks and food, allowing listeners to maximize their fun while staying within budget. Michele provides helpful tips on timing, ordering, and staying hydrated, as well as a reminder to avoid biking or driving after drinking. She encourages listeners to visit funinkeywest.com for an updated happy hour list and to share their favorite spots and experiences. 00:00 Welcome to Fun and Key West Podcast 01:26 Can You Do Key West on a Budget? 02:29 Exploring the Best Happy Hours in Key West 04:43 Top Happy Hour Spots: Alonzo's Oyster Bar to Hurricane Hole 07:12 Upscale and Unique Happy Hours: Martin's to The Saint Hotel 13:32 Casual and Fun Happy Hours: Southernmost Beach Cafe to Schooner Wharf Bar 17:57 Happy Hour Strategies and Safety Tips 23:03 Wrapping Up and Final Thoughts The Ultimate Happy Hours in Key West Blog Fun in Key West Book Club

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