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Conchiglia Key West offers a coastal Italian daytime and weekend brunch experience set in a restored historic Conch house along Duval Street.
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The atmosphere blends island relaxation with coastal elegance, featuring a lush garden patio shaded by striped umbrellas and a classic wraparound front porch. Brunch at Conchiglia combines traditional Italian morning specialties with fresh Key West ingredients, making it an inviting option for a leisurely weekend meal in Old Town.
Sunday, January 31, 2027
12:00PM - 2:00PM
Conchiglia Key West
816 Duval Street

Experience the spirit of Italy at a specialized brunch curated by
Executive Chef PAOLO GALLOTTI direct from Rome, Italy at Conchiglia Key West.
Chef Paolo Gallotti, a native of Rome with over 25 years of international experience across Italy, Australia, Japan, and the U.S., is known for his technical skill and creative vision.
Raised in his family’s kitchen, he developed a deep respect for traditional Italian cooking centered on handmade pasta, seasonal ingredients, and simplicity. At Conchiglia, he blends Roman tradition with modern techniques and the flavors of the Florida Keys.
Aperitivo
NEGRONI SBAGLIATO
(see below)
Primi
LA COLAZIONE CONCHIGLIA
A tiered Italian breakfast experience with freshly baked pastries, seasonal fruit, mascarpone cream, honey, artisan toast and petite preserves
Secondi
LINGUINE AL LIMONE
Linguine in a light lemon butter sauce with Parmigiano
Contorno
TAGLIATA & EGGS
Grilled ribeye steak, two eggs, rosemary potatoes, balsamic-caramelized onion.
Insalata
FARRO AMALFI COAST
Organic Italian barley, olives, toasted pine nuts, artichoke, goat cheese, cherry tomatoes, lemon herb dressing
Formaggi
CROSTINI, AVOCADO & RICOTTA
Whipped ricotta, smashed avocado, lemon, chili flakes, extra virgin olive oil on toasted sourdough
Dolce
LIMONCELLO TIRAMISÙ
Mascarpone, limoncello, ladyfingers
Chef PAOLO GALLOTTI ~ Proprietors ALBENA & MICHAEL DANA



The Negroni Sbagliato was invented by accident in 1972 when bartender Mirko Stocchetto at Bar Basso in Milan mistakenly grabbed a bottle of prosecco instead of gin while mixing a classic Negroni.
The word sbagliato translates to "mistaken" or "wrong" in Italian. Instead of throwing the drink away, the busy bartender served it, and the customer loved the lighter, bubbly variation.


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