Scott, and others-- While you're in Key West, treat yourselves to an extraordinary breakfast at Blue Heaven, a funky old-fashioned Key West eatery where chickens roam the outdoor courtyard where dining takes place and the bar is open by 10 a.m. The lobster eggs Benedict dressed with a lime Hollandaise sauce are amazing. As journalist Charles Kuralt has declared, chef Dan Hatch could make cardboard taste good. To say the place has color is a gross understatement. Where one eats, Ernest Hemingway refereed Friday night boxing matches. A bordello once occupied the second floor. Today, the friendly waitresses have curves in all the right places. http://blueheavenkw.homestead.com/Blue_Heaven_Restaurant_Key_West.html If you can make it only one bar, go for Sloppy Joe's and have several Red-Headed Sluts to get into the Key West frame of mind. The best and freshest Mojitos in town are served from the portable bar on the promenade pier behind the Westin. When on the pier, watch out for a crazy Frenchman, Dominique LeFort, who performs with his flying house cats. I picked up all this valuable intelligence while in Key West in March after riding in from Phoenix on a Harley for a new magazine I'm working on. http://gloryroad.typepad.com/weblog/2008/02/day-9-you-dont.html --Georgs -- Georgs Kolesnikovs Your host at Trawlers & Trawlering, formerly Trawler World, since 1997 Site see: <http://www.trawlersandtrawlering.com>