Wicked Lick
About
Wicked Lick, on Key West, occupies 335 Duval St, Key West, FL 33040, United States, an ice cream shop address on the island's main thoroughfare. First-time visitors arrive to an ice cream shop with a 4.4 out of 5 average drawn from 554 reviews, a figure that reflects steady custom on Duval Street.
Reaching the shop is simple for anyone staying in Key West or Old Town, and travellers from Stock Island, Cudjoe Key or Smathers Beach can drive in via the Overseas Highway. Wicked Lick sits on Duval Street in Key West, within Old Town's grid on the island.
Wicked Lick keeps a website at http://wickedlick.com/, where its details are published. Bahia Honda, Stock Island, Cudjoe Key, Smathers Beach and Old Town all lie within the wider area the shop serves.
The Florida Keys were linked to the mainland by rail in 1912 and by road in 1938, and the Overseas Highway remains the main road onto the islands.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of business is Wicked Lick?
Wicked Lick is an ice cream shop on Key West, which is part of the United States. Its website is http://wickedlick.com/ for anyone planning a stop while exploring the island.
What should first-time visitors expect at Wicked Lick?
First-timers at Wicked Lick will find an ice cream shop on Key West in the United States, with its base at 335 Duval St. The island setting means a stop here fits naturally into a day around Key West's historic streets.
Where is Wicked Lick located on Key West?
Wicked Lick sits at 335 Duval St, Key West, FL 33040, United States. That address places it on Duval Street within Key West, the main island of the Florida Keys, which were linked to the mainland by rail in 1912 and by road in 1938.
How do visitors rate Wicked Lick?
Wicked Lick holds a rating of 4.4/5 from 554 reviews, reflecting steady approval from visitors to this Key West ice cream shop. Those scores come from people who stopped by for a scoop on the island.
Is Wicked Lick easy to reach from the main resorts or towns on Key West?
The shop's Duval Street setting puts it within reach of nearby places such as Old Town and Stock Island. Key West itself is the southernmost island in the Florida Keys, a chain connected to the mainland by the Overseas Highway, so most other US islands rely on ferries instead.
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