Robbie’s of
Key West Marina
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Full-Service Marina in the Heart of Key West
Located on Stock Island at 7281 Shrimp Road, we are just minutes from downtown Key West and the Key West International Airport in the heart of Key West’s commercial maritime district. Robbie’s of Key West Marina is a full service commercial waterfront marina consisting of nearly 25 land and water based acres with Ocean-side deep water access that will accommodate some of the largest commercial vessels and motor yachts.
Beyond our marina services, we specialize in comprehensive boat maintenance, including fiberglass repair, electronic and outboard services, and marine canvas work, ensuring your vessel receives the highest level of care.
About Robbie’s of Key West Marina
Robbie’s of Key West Marina has been a family-owned marine facility since 1992, with a rich history of serving the commercial fishing and marine services fleet based in Key West. Located ‘at the end of Shrimp Road,’ the property is one of the largest deep-water access ports for travel to Cuba, the Caribbean, and Mexico. When Robbie saw the immense opportunity after the U.S. government seized the property, he quickly responded to their auction, becoming the proud owner of one of the most unique marina properties in Florida—if not the entire East Coast of the U.S.
Today, Robbie’s of Key West is widely recognized through its flagship operation, Robbie’s of Islamorada, which continues the family tradition of entrepreneurship while guiding Robbie’s of Key West toward new and exciting opportunities.
Our Marina
Services
From routine maintenance to complete vessel overhauls, Robbie’s of Key West Marina is your one-stop maritime service provider. Some of our marina services include:
Total Boat Refits
Comprehensive upgrades tailored to your vision.
Dockage
Spacious slips with deep water access for commercial vessels and yachts of all sizes.
Fiberglass Repair
High-quality restoration and custom work for your vessel’s durability and style.
Outboard Services
Expert maintenance and repairs for top performance.
Custom Paint & Gelcoat
Expert application to keep your boat looking its best.
Marine Electrical Troubleshooting
Advanced diagnostics and solutions for all your electrical needs.
Fuel Tank Replacement
Reliable and efficient replacements for safe and seamless performance.
Canvas & Upholstery Work
Custom designs to enhance functionality and aesthetics
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Robbie’s of Key West Marina
VOTED THE #1 PLACE IN THE FLORIDA KEYS
Breakfast is amazing!
Definitely a place to visit when you visit the Keys.
Overall a great experience, I would definetly go back for the restaurant … just maybe not feed the tarpon!
When researching things to do in the Keys, almost everyone said Robbie’s was a must. My husband is an avid fisherman and tarpon have always been one of his favourite fish. So the idea of getting to feed the tarpon thrilled him.
The village-style set up was cute with lots of souvenirs, local artists, photo opps and the restaurant. But when it came time to actually buy a “bucket” of fish to go feed the tarpon, I was shocked to find out not only did we need to pay a $2.50/person “admission” to essentially stand on their dock, the so called “bucket” of fish that was $5 was actually only for SIX small fish. Nowhere had I heard that there was an admission fee nor did I think a bucket of fish meant only six fish.
Now, even with only six fish to feed the tarpon, my family thought this was the coolest thing. We ended up buying a second round a six fish because this experience doesn’t last long if you don’t. In the end, we spent about $25 for about 10 minutes of fun.
So is it worth it? Because my family loved it so much, I’ll say it is. But just be prepared that it’s a short lived experience you’re gonna have to pay for.
Also, Rick Herman's review gave me hemorrhoids.
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Unsuspecting boaters beware. Our boat had engine issues which required it to be out of water. We were stranded in Key West and were desperate to get fixed and back in water. You must sign their contract and you will pay whatever fee that they charge you or you will not get your boat moved. In our case we had Volvo warrantee work by Volvo, Robbies forced me to pay them for 5% of warrantee work. The contract they make you sign does say that they will charge you 5-10% for any work that is done in boat yard. But know that is everything including warrantee work. You will be better served and come out ahead by towing to out of the keys. Not only is the a rip off but, they are a really rude bunch and not willing to serve anyone properly. I do think that Holly the front desk tries, but seems like Chris (manager / owner) and others dont care about clients and are plain mean. When our transport arrived they were combative, late and downright uncooperative. So it was a fight right down to the very end. I am thankful that we are loaded and out of there , however I hope their leadership takes note and that unsuspecting boaters are alerted to what they should expect.
It's a guaranteed stop for us next time we are in the keys.
Don't hesitate! Go to Robbie's in the Keys!
Directions to Robbie’s of
Key West Marina
By Land: 7281 Shrimp Rd, Key West, FL 33040, United States
By Sea: N 24° 33’36.07 W 81° 44’10.44
FAQs
1. What services does Robbie's of Key West Marina offer?
We offer full-service marina facilities including deep water access, commercial vessel accommodations, and extensive boat maintenance services like fiberglass repair, custom paint jobs, and electronic repairs.
2. Where is Robbie's of Key West Marina located?
We are located on Stock Island in Key West, Florida.
3. Can I access dining or tarpon feeding services at Robbie's of Key West Marina?
No, for tarpon feeding and dining experiences, please visit Robbie’s of Islamorada.
4. Is Robbie's of Key West the same as Robbie's of Islamorada?
No, Robbie’s of Key West focuses on marina and boat maintenance services, whereas Robbie’s of Islamorada is known for tarpon feeding and dining.
5. What types of vessels can dock at Robbie's of Key West Marina?
Our marina accommodates large commercial vessels and motor yachts with deep water access.
6. Do you offer any repair services for boats?
Yes, we offer a wide range of maintenance services including fiberglass repair, electronic repairs, and propeller and shaft repairs.
7. Are there fueling services available at the marina?
Yes, we offer on-site fueling services for all types of marine vessels.
8. Is there parking available at Robbie's of Key West Marina?
Yes, we offer parking facilities for our customers.
9. What are the operating hours of Robbie's of Key West Marina?
Our marina operates from 8 AM to 5 PM daily, but please check our website for any updates or changes.
10. Can Robbie's of Key West Marina handle emergency boat repairs?
Yes, we are equipped to handle emergency repairs. Please call our service number for immediate assistance.
11. Does Robbie's of Key West Marina offer long-term docking services?
Yes, we provide both short-term and long-term docking services. Contact us for more details and availability.
12. Are there any security measures at Robbie's of Key West Marina?
Our marina is secured with 24/7 surveillance and onsite security personnel to ensure the safety of your vessel.
13. How do I book a service at Robbie's of Key West Marina?
You can book our services directly through our website or by contacting our service desk.
14. Can I access boat maintenance services without a docking reservation?
Yes, our boat maintenance services are available to all, regardless of docking status.
15. Can I perform DIY maintenance on my boat while docked at your marina?
Yes, we allow DIY maintenance in designated areas of the marina.
16. Is Hungry Tarpon Restaurant part of Robbie’s of Key West Marina?
No, Hungry Tarpon Restaurant is not part of Robbie’s of Key West Marina. It is located at Robbie’s of Islamorada and is known for its unique dining and tarpon feeding experiences. Robbie’s of Key West focuses exclusively on marina and boat maintenance services.