Hi This bar was really great. We went there with a guy we met in the local tiki bar , a singer called Luke. I just performed there. Since we are from Europe, (belguim) we found that this was the first bar with a real (Key ) atmosfere. Some locals start to play music and after 30 minutes they just... more

And that's what's so cool about it! Just locals hangin' out after work, sprinkled with bikers on weekends. Sometimes there's a great big barbeque wagon parked outside with "Pig-Roast Bob" taking the orders for burgers, dogs, Italian sausage, fresh, deep-fried fish, and sliced-right-before-your-eyes-from-whole-potatoes fries that beg for loads of salt and and a beer. But it's not about the food.... more

Caribbean Club is a REAL bar. You won't get an umbrella in your drink here. Located directly at the side of US1, it is also just off the Intra Coastal Waterway, so folks come by boat, car, motorcycle. You will see a lot of locals here. It's not unusual for a local to bring in some fresh fish he has... more

Had a great time at the club.Great food and atomsphere..Terrible entertainment,,way to loud..Worst band ive ever heard...Get a new band and it would be the best club in the keys,,, more

The Caribbean Club or the 'crib" as it is sometimes called by locals, represents a dying breed of old Florida hang outs that seems to thrive in the midst of ultra-commercialism and corporate takeovers of any entity that evens threatens to make money in Florida. Its evolution stands as a testament to everything that made the Florida Keys great, such... more

Granted, there isn't really a lot to do on Key Largo during the week -- but our visit to the Caribbean Club on a Wednesday night was really not that great compared to other bars we've visited in the Florida Keys during the week. Yes, it was probably full of "locals" and of course, there is the history, but do... more

The Caribbean Club is a REAL Bar. The patrons are real people. It's not a restaurant, it's a bar's BAR! Call it Keys Rustic. Don't bring plastic either. Cash only! :-) Dating from the 1940's or so, Bogart & Becall hung out here making the movie "Key Largo" on this site in 1948. The Caribbean Club is open air, with... more