Hot Tin Roof features bright vibrant colors indicative of the overall style of the Ocean Key Resort & Spa. The restaurant’s 3,000 square feet of dining features indoor seating for 60 and an outdoor deck overlooking Key West Harbor, accommodating up to 40 people. The restaurant’s lounge, Stage Door, serves a unique selection of themed signature cocktails and is highlighted with a custom-designed mural by Key West artist Jeff Beal. “Conch-fusion is our interpretation of the flavors and attitude of Key West,” says Chef Timothy Labonte, executive chef of Hot Tin Roof.

It’s a mélange of tastes and fragrances, combining traditional Florida foods with Latin, Caribbean and tropical influences. It’s funky, fun, and fresh with a broad range of tastes and sensations. The name, “Hot Tin Roof” comes from Tennessee Williams’ (a past resident of Key West) most famous play, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. This gay-friendly restaurant features a relaxed elegance with dramatic water and sunset views.