La Te Da

"Every night, the lobby of the La Te Da Hotel turns into a little piano bar with strong martinis and no cover from 8:30-11:30pm. It looks small and unassuming from the street, but there’s always something fun happening inside, even if no one is technically playing the piano. The house acts usually consist of a trio of very talented vocalists who belt out cover after cover until, eventually, it turns into a little dance party. If you want even more spectacle and pageantry, you can buy a ticket for La Te Da’s cabaret show, a night of musical impressions by drag performers. " - ryan pfeffer

"Every night, the lobby of the La Te Da Hotel turns into a little piano bar with strong martinis and no cover from 8:30-11:30pm. It looks small and unassuming from the street, but there’s always something fun happening inside, even if no one is technically playing the piano. The house acts usually consist of a trio of very talented vocalists who belt out cover after cover until, eventually, it turns into a little dance party. If you want even more spectacle and pageantry, you can buy a ticket for La Te Da’s cabaret show, a night of musical impressions by drag performers. " - Ryan Pfeffer

"The historic La Te Da Hotel, once the home and factory of a local cigar manufacturer, is now an all-in-one entertainment complex. Between its accommodations, restaurant, multiple bars, and colorful outside patio, the venue practically beckons late-night revelers. And while the terrace and piano bar can both contribute to a great evening, and the drinks—a nice selection of beer, wine, and cocktails— are solid, what you’re really coming for are the cabaret shows: an always-entertaining (and definitely adults-only) glimpse into Key West’s naughtier side. If you're on the shy side, take note: You might become part of the show." - Jennifer M. Wood