Tales, Tackle, and Treats: A Journey to Big Pine Key's Iconic No Name Pub

The oldest bar on Big Pine Key was originally a general store with a brothel upstairs.   In the 1940s a bait and tackle shop was added to the store and in the late 1950s the restaurant and No Name Pub was born.

This place is covered with a million dollars of signed $1 bills from people all over the world that came here.

A treasure trove of stories plastered on every wall, ceiling, nook and cranny.

The waitress said a hundred bucks get stapled there are everyday.

The key deer are like pets around here, but remember they are federally protected so no feeding or petting.

Some of the best pizza around and great sangria.  Their smoked fish dip is awesome.

A real fun atmosphere right off Route 1 when your island hopping the Keys.