A drunken patron raided the kitchen of a Key West Italian restaurant and downed 1 1/2 cups of raw garlic, a cup of chopped raw onions and a hunk of lobster meat.
The intrusion happened last week at Virgilio's/LaTrattoria on Duval Street.
Roman Alvany, 23, visiting from France, was then robbed of his wallet and cellphone a couple of hours later, according to Key West police.
Kristen Rivera and Didier Miles were two young Miami-Dade County waiters who came to Islamorada for the annual end-of-season bash for South Florida restaurant industry workers.
The end of stone-crab season this week may be barely noticed by the Florida Keys commercial fleet.
One hundred years ago, an aviation pioneer made the treacherous, record-setting trip from Key West to Cuba
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