Prob closer to 3.5 stars. The shopping area itself leaves something to be desired (there are some fun antique/furniture shops) but when the weekend street markets are going on there is enough to do to fill a morning. Make sure to grab a drink at Grove Surf + Coffee across gulf blvd - they have a stand at the weekend market too.
This is the best little shop ever, Galene sells one of a kind Incense and oils. This shop is the most adorable little place, the owner is so friendly. I’m at a loss for words. Amazing!!!!
Stopped by this gem of a store after driving past it several times recently and being intrigued by the beautiful artwork on the exterior. So glad I stopped. Room after room of beautiful unique treasures at very reasonable prices. I went home with a few things. I will definitely be returning and passing on the word!
Visit here every time I come to St Pete. Love local art, its the best. So much creative skill, talent and time goes into each piece. I like purchasing an original, one of a kind piece. Great artwork and very kind and friendly staff running the place. Always love visiting here.
Wonderful glass arts. Feels other-worldly to be inside. Had a ton of fun browsing but the collection is not too big. You’ll finish in a short amount of time - in that aspect, tickets are kinda pricey but I guess it’s the maintenance fee.
For some reason, I had had so many people recommend going to Pass-A-Grille to me, so it obviously was added to my list after awhile. And, it’s in the St. Pete area so I knew it had to be fairly nice. Overall I understand why people like it. But for my personal preferences, I don’t think it’d be somewhere I’d come back unless someone else I knew really wanted to go.
The sand is soft but not near as soft as nearby beaches. The water is a lovely color and there were some waves but it was great to go swimming in. As the beach stretches on, you can also see a mini skyline of St. Pete beach and it’s super pretty.
The reason I wouldn’t go back is mainly the parking. It was around $3 per hour. We were only there for a few hours, but mannn that starts to add up if you actually stay there the entire day. And I know tons of other beaches where you don’t pay a thing to park. If you’re vacationing there or don’t have a car to park then this beach is a totally different story. But for someone like me who is more local and drives to the beach and actually cares about spending money unnecessarily, coming here just isn’t a practical choice.
Another thing to note is that they do have rinse stations so that you don’t have to be all sandy after you leave. That’s always huge.
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