Guidebook for Saint Petersburg
Food Scene
Bonefish Grill
5062 4th St NGreat Food
Oishi Sushi & Japanese Steak House
5800 34th St NGreat Food
Parkshore Grill
300 Beach Dr NESophisticated American Fare with park views
Beer & Indian eats are the stars at this bayside pub with outdoor seating & a colonial motif.
35 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
The Moon Under Water
332 Beach Dr NEBeer & Indian eats are the stars at this bayside pub with outdoor seating & a colonial motif.
Indoor or nice outdoor setting, fountains, live music, good food.
148 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Red Mesa Cantina
128 3rd St SIndoor or nice outdoor setting, fountains, live music, good food.
BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse
3800 Park Blvd NDecent food and craft beer.
400 Beach Dr NE
400 Beach Drive NortheastNice outdoor area, beautiful indoor, good food.
Drinks & Nightlife
Ruby's Elixir
15 3rd St NJazz, etc
People of all ages
Dancing
A classic American bar, Ringside Cafe offers a full liquor bar and live music seven nights a week. The real draw is the laid-back ambience and live bands typically of the blues and rock variety. The decor is simple and true to the name – old school boxing photos line the walls. Score a cold beer from the bar, kick back with a hot grouper sandwich or a plate of ribs, and give yourself over to the music. If you feel moved to dance, go for it. Otherwise, just take in the great atmosphere and celebrate the club's all-around affordable prices
15 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Ringside Cafe
350 2nd St N A classic American bar, Ringside Cafe offers a full liquor bar and live music seven nights a week. The real draw is the laid-back ambience and live bands typically of the blues and rock variety. The decor is simple and true to the name – old school boxing photos line the walls. Score a cold beer from the bar, kick back with a hot grouper sandwich or a plate of ribs, and give yourself over to the music. If you feel moved to dance, go for it. Otherwise, just take in the great atmosphere and celebrate the club's all-around affordable prices
For a South Beach stye scene, head to The Canopy, a rooftop bar at the Birchwood on waterfront Beach Drive. The crowd is hot, the drinks are cold and the sunsets are breathtaking. With both posh indoor and outdoor seating available, this hotspot is bustling year round. On the outdoor deck cozy seating areas surround modern glass fireplaces and luxurious private cabanas are available with bottle service. Nosh on appetizers and sip on handcrafted cocktails. Whether you're up for a happy hour get-together with amazing sunset views or a late-night soiree with friends, The Canopy is the place to be in downtown.
253 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
The Canopy
340 Beach Dr NEFor a South Beach stye scene, head to The Canopy, a rooftop bar at the Birchwood on waterfront Beach Drive. The crowd is hot, the drinks are cold and the sunsets are breathtaking. With both posh indoor and outdoor seating available, this hotspot is bustling year round. On the outdoor deck cozy seating areas surround modern glass fireplaces and luxurious private cabanas are available with bottle service. Nosh on appetizers and sip on handcrafted cocktails. Whether you're up for a happy hour get-together with amazing sunset views or a late-night soiree with friends, The Canopy is the place to be in downtown.
The Ale and the Witch
111 2nd Ave NELive Music, drinks
Parks & Nature
Sunken Gardens
1825 4th St NBotanical Gardens
Weedon Island
Kayaking, fishing, nature
White Sand Beaches, Old Fort, Florida History.
577 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Fort De Soto Park
Fort De Soto ParkWhite Sand Beaches, Old Fort, Florida History.
Arts & Culture
Hands on Exhibits and Workshops for kids.
110 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Museo de los Grandes Descubrimientos para Niños
1925 4th St NHands on Exhibits and Workshops for kids.
Museo del Holocausto de Florida
55 5th St SThough-provoking exhibits.
El Dalí (Museo Salvador Dalí)
1 Dali BlvdSurrealist Art
Sightseeing
Designed to look like a rustic fishing village, John's Pass Village and Boardwalk is a waterfront entertainment complex featuring restaurants, souvenir shops, boutiques, bars, nightclubs, boat rentals and live music. Stroll along the 1100-foot boardwalk and enjoy the sites and sounds of the Gulf of Mexico. Take a walk on the wild side as you feed and hold live alligators, or book a fishing charter. Kayak tours, party boats, sunset cruises, shelling adventures and dolphin watching tours are available for visitors. Every Saturday night, there are live bands and drink specials at Bamboo Beach Bar and Grill, The Florida Winery and The Hut. (727-394-0756, 727-393-8230)
276 personas del lugar lo recomiendan
Paso de John
12901 Gulf BlvdDesigned to look like a rustic fishing village, John's Pass Village and Boardwalk is a waterfront entertainment complex featuring restaurants, souvenir shops, boutiques, bars, nightclubs, boat rentals and live music. Stroll along the 1100-foot boardwalk and enjoy the sites and sounds of the Gulf of Mexico. Take a walk on the wild side as you feed and hold live alligators, or book a fishing charter. Kayak tours, party boats, sunset cruises, shelling adventures and dolphin watching tours are available for visitors. Every Saturday night, there are live bands and drink specials at Bamboo Beach Bar and Grill, The Florida Winery and The Hut. (727-394-0756, 727-393-8230)
Explore the fascinating and unique culture at the Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks. Exactly like it sounds, the area is home to a hotbed of docked sponge boats. Greek immigrants first settled on the shores of Tarpon Springs and found the area rich with highly sought-after sea sponges. Families opened a number of Greek restaurants and bakeries, as well as souvenir shops selling seashells and, of course, sponges
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Muelles de Esponjas Históricos
735 Dodecanese BlvdExplore the fascinating and unique culture at the Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks. Exactly like it sounds, the area is home to a hotbed of docked sponge boats. Greek immigrants first settled on the shores of Tarpon Springs and found the area rich with highly sought-after sea sponges. Families opened a number of Greek restaurants and bakeries, as well as souvenir shops selling seashells and, of course, sponges