Bien Caribbean Latino

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647 reviews

+1 (305) 517-6740

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1000 Eaton St

Key West, FL 33040

+1 (305) 517-6740

http://bienkeywest.com

Bien Caribbean Latino is a restaurant in Key West, FL that offers a fusion of Caribbean and Latin cuisine.

With a diverse menu featuring traditional dishes from both regions, customers can enjoy a unique dining experience in a vibrant atmosphere.

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4.5647 reviews

Yli Z.

12/21/2019

Wow. These sandwiches were so good. We were staying in the area for a couple of days and came to eat here twice. Both times really great. We ate in, and sat in the their outdoor area and had our...

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Steffie T.

3/20/2020

These sandwiches are MUY BIEN. Walking distance from Trumbo base, it has nice outdoor seating where you can people watch passersby and vehicles at the intersection. The sandwiches are pretty big,...

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Dawn M.

7/3/2019

Omg, the menu is so awesome we couldn't decide on just one or two entrees so we selected three! The chicken thigh sandwich is seasoned with great flavors and finished with a bit of tiny...

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Kelly B.

4/25/2021

Wow...GREAT FOOD! Me and my husband split the Mahi Mahi in red sauce. It was more than enough to split.

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Kimesha O.

3/23/2019

Every March when we visit Key West, Bien is a must. Their Caribbean dishes are some of the best we've ever had. The wait is usually 20 minutes long, but definitely worth it! My favorite has to...

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HistoryIn 1997, Kurt Matarazzo brought his artisan baking knowledge to Key West and named his bakery after his son Cole. After years of baking success, as well as local and national acclaim, Kurt decided to close Cole's Peace to pursue other interests. In the spring and early summer of 2003, the staff of Cole's Peace approached Richard Tallmadge, owner of the nearby