What Am I Missing in Downtown St. Pete?
I love Ceviche and Pincho y Pincho, Columbia's a great "old standby", always enjoy Gratzzi, don't care much for Moon Under the Water, The Garden's gotten a little too "dirty-looking", done Fresco's (only okay), ChaCha Coconuts - NO. What do I need to try within walking distance of Baywalk? Bella Brava? Cafe Alma? What do you guys like? I'm headed over from Tampa to spend the night on Saturday for dining and Alter Boyz, so it should be relatively casual....I'm thinking $100-ish per couple range. Thanks!
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Thanks, everybody. I ended up at the Parkshore Grille, which no one here recommended but was very nice (it was our friends' choice). Good food, nice list of wines by the glass, and nice al fresco atmosphere overlooking the yacht basin. I love downtown St. Pete (I always feel perfectly safe there, btw) and hop the pond about once a month to stroll around and dine there, so I will be trying out some of these suggestions that I've previously overlooked in the near future.
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re: sweet_polly
>>I love downtown St. Pete (I always feel perfectly safe there, btw) <<
This is good to hear. We are in St Petes, over on the Bayway and we've hesitated to go downtown St Petes because of all the bad publicity. We'll have to retry it.
Is there a favorite place for city goers to park, or is it wherever?
Frank
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re: laboheme
I ate once at Zgrille and loved it. Have eaten several times at The Table with very mixed results ... BUT the little cheesy, yuca-based bread balls they serve to start the meal at The Table are worth the trip all on their own. They are little balls of lovable goodness - seriously, I can't even think about them without craving them.
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