Reserve your beachside table and enjoy fresh seafood, tropical cocktails, and sunset views on Treasure Island.
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Order OnlineFrom Havana to Key West to Treasure Island, our legacy of food, fun, and Florida flavor continues.
About UsLocated directly on the beach next to Bilmar Beach Resort, Sloppy Joe’s on the Beach brings the relaxed spirit of Key West to Treasure Island, Florida. With indoor seating, three outdoor decks, and a beachfront bar, we serve freshly made food, cold drinks, and unforgettable Gulf Coast sunsets. Whether you're a local or visiting, there’s always a seat waiting for you.
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The name Sloppy Joe’s traces back to the early 1930s in Havana, Cuba, at a bar owned by Jose Garcia.
Known for its wet floors from melting ice, patrons nicknamed it a “sloppy” place. It’s
rumored that the famous Sloppy Joe sandwich—based on Cuba’s ropa vieja—originated there.
Ernest Hemingway, who frequented both the Havana club and Key West, helped bring the name to Florida.
In 1937, his friend Joe Russell renamed his speakeasy in Key West to Sloppy Joe’s, which became one
of Hemingway’s favorite haunts. In 2002, that iconic spirit was brought to Treasure Island, where
beachside dining, cold drinks, and live entertainment continue the tradition.
Sunday–Thursday: 8am–9pm
Friday–Saturday: 8am–10pm
