The Caribbean Club in Key Largo, Florida, is the oldest bar in the Upper Keys, operating since 1938 as a historic, casual waterfront “watering hole”. Known for its stunning bay-side sunsets, live music (Thursday–Sunday), and casual atmosphere, it is famous as a filming location for the 1948 Humphrey Bogart movie Key Largo.
Key Largo (1948) was primarily filmed on sound stages at Warner Bros. Studios in Burbank, California (Stages 16 and 26), with exterior, location-scouting shots taken in the Florida Keys, specifically around the Caribbean Club in Key Largo. Caribbean Club is Located at Mile Marker 105, this venue served as the inspiration for the hotel in the film and was used for exterior, establishing shots. The Caribbean Club is still in operation today and features memorabilia from the film.
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