Pair an after-dark stroll with sweet treats and Key West ghost stories
2 hrs
Up to 20 people
4 tastings, Local guide
Explore the spooky side of Key West's Old Town on a family-friendly walking tour with a local guide. Discover the island's haunted past through stories paired with stops for sweets.
Meet at Key West Key Lime Pie Co., 511 Greene St. Look for your guide wearing a donut tour t-shirt or sweatshirt, depending on the weather.
Stop 1: Key West Key Lime Pie Co. Our spooky sweet adventure kicks off at Key West Key Lime Pie Co., hand-picked for a reason. Dig into tangy key lime pie while your guide shares the first eerie tales of Old Town after dark.
Stop 2: George's Cafe Next we slip over to Caroline Street and George's Cafe, tucked inside the grand Curry Mansion. It's the perfect setting for a delicious treat and some of the island's most chilling stories.
Stop 3: Mattheessen's Candy Kitchen Then it's on to Duval Street, past the glowing La Concha Hotel, to Mattheessen's Candy Kitchen. Grab a fantastic sweet from the candy counter as the ghostly legends of Key West keep coming.
Stop 4: Kermit's Key Lime Pie Shop We finish at Kermit's on Duval, steps from the Oldest House Museum and St. Paul's Church. One more slice of incredible key lime pie makes the perfect ending to a hauntingly delicious night.
The tour ends at Kermit's Key Lime Pie Shop, 335 Duval St.
You'll receive a full refund for cancellations within 24 hours of the tour.
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Yes, the route is wheelchair and stroller accessible.
The tour covers roughly 1.5–2 miles outdoors. Wear comfortable shoes and clothing suited to the weather.
Key West Key Lime Pie Co., 511 Greene St, Key West, FL 33040
The guides really make this experience special. Reviewers consistently praise their tour leaders by name—Wade, Beau, Eric, Jackson, Nick, Michael, Emily, and others—describing them as knowledgeable, funny, and genuinely engaging. What stands out is how these guides weave local history and city stories into the walking tour, making it much more than just a food crawl. Multiple guests mention learning fascinating historical facts about their city while sampling donuts, and several reviewers who've taken tours in different cities (Chicago, Portland, DC, Boston, NYC) report consistently excellent experiences across locations. The donut quality gets thumbs up, with most stops offering delicious variety in styles and flavors. Expect comfortable seating at each location, which people appreciate. Tours typically run about two hours and cover a good walking distance, so comfortable shoes are recommended. Several locals have used these tours to entertain out-of-town visitors with great success, and at least one repeat customer has done six tours and counting. It's clearly a hit for dates, birthdays, and family outings alike.
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