Key Biscayne
- Suburb of Miami, FL
Suburb
Key Biscayne Reviews
Rating 4.69 out of 5 26 reviews
Paradise for families with kids. Walkable, safe, international, outdoor, how can you think of anything better?
Honestly, it's a good place if you are raising children but after that it's boring. because you can't do much its too small.
The most tranquil yet accessible, friendly town I know. It is close to perfect. Great for kids, the local school is great, enough shops to get essentials, close to metropolitan Miami. In Florida, I would never live anywhere else.
I've lived in Key Biscayne my whole life and I love it here! It is beautiful and the people are friendly!
The only way I can describe this Island is to picture yourself in 1950 with modern life. Nobody locks the doors to your home, when you drive to pick something up in the local grocery store if you happen to leave your car parked with ignition on its ok nobody will take your vehicle. Your children will be children, they will ride their bikes to the park, fish on the Mashta bridge, Kayak, sailing, an incredible community center with indoor basketball, olympic pool, volleyball, jungle gym, ping pong & pool tables, computer center, gym for adults, trails for hiking, beaches, outdoor play is incredible with beautiful parks with soccer fields and play for toddlers.For adults you have many restaurants, Resort Hotel (Ritz) that is locals friendly, golf cart community, farmers market,if you can afford (which I cannot) Yacht Club and just as important we are 9 minutes away from Brickell/Downtown Miami which was recently voted one of the best places to visit. Only missing in Key a movie theatre
Very clean and nice place to live and very safe and secure. Key Biscayne is a truly wonderful place surrounded by beaches.
After living here for two years, Ive grown to love Key Biscayne. The drive in everyday after work/school makes all your worries disappear and that makes it all worth it
I have gone to Key Biscayne with my family for some vacations and all I can say is that it is excellent for this purpose. You can enjoy a beautiful day at the beach along with a little bit of history with the lighthouse and some ancient architecture. The restaurants are very nice overall, as well as the parks. The fact that you can go around the town in a golf cart is amazing.
It is a great place to live and play sports. There are soccer fields, a great beach, a State Park, plenty of restaurants... There is always something to do.
I love Key Biscayne, its environment, its family friendliness. I always feel safe when walking at any time of the day and there are many activities to do. The beach is beautiful and it has been a blessing to live here. The restaurants are all fantastic. The only thing that I see as a disadvantage is its poor level of affordability.
Key Biscayne is a place of respect. People are always conscious of the environment, the residents, the animals, the plants, and the workers. People always stop to say "Hi," whether it is a person that has been living or a person that has been working in Key Biscayne for a long while. People in Key Biscayne learn the important values of life.
I have lived here my entire life and it is a beautiful place to live. It is a family filled community with majority hispanics who are all incredibly nice. While it may be a more exclusive and expensive place to live, it is filled with so much joy which makes it worth it.
What i would like to see in Key Biscayne is more restaurants . They took away my la caretta and i want more cuban food. i also would like to see a burger joint.
I like that it gave a very safe environment as it is fairly secluded. However, there is not much diversity in ethnic or race, mainly hispanics. Everything is expensive and people can often be rude. Very kid-friendly for families. Also, there is not much to do in Key Biscayne if you are just visiting as the beaches are all private or residential. There is average food for a fairly high price.
I have lived in Key Biscayne my whole life; it's my home. I never really took into consideration how blessed I was to live this beautiful island until a few years ago. My childhood was perfect living here. I rode my bike to school and I was very involved in local activities. I had a great education in St. Christopher's by the Sea and through this school I learned the importance of kindness, good communication skills, and learning. I am now in high school and I don't attend school here. But, I still live here and every weekend I walk to the beach. Most days I go for a run around my neighborhood and most Fridays my friends and I go to local restaurants. If you are able to live in Key Biscayne I really do recommend it.
It is the same family friendly neighborhood with all the amenities of the large town. It is a 15 minute drive from downtown, Miami Beach, the airport, and anywhere else you’d want to go
I lived there when I was in 7th grade and caught a bus from Key Biscayne to the mainland to Miami to go to school. It was a paradise for boating, fishing dolphin watching and treasure hunting under the water. The Key had 2 sides equally as interesting. The bay side looked to Miami beach and the ocean side looked to Cuba although you couldn't see it. If it rained it dried up immediately I remember that. Red snapper fishing was great. You could even sell the bigger ones at the Key Biscayne Hotel down the beach. Everything good!