Favorite Coffee Shops in St Pete
Hello Sunshines!
Sharing my love for coffee in the Bay Area, I just had to share some of my favorites in St Pete. St Pete truly has the most diverse and delicious coffee, and I’m so thankful I am a short drive away! Save this blog for your next St Pete stop!
Sugar Baby
This coffee shop never disappoints with their amazing food and drink selection. It doesn’t hurt that it’s aesthically pleasing either. The sweetest owners and carefully curated menu, you have to add them to your list!
Intermezzo Coffee & Cocktails
One of the first coffee shops I visited when I moved here, and I’ve continued to come here frequently because of the delicious coffee. Love all their pastries, too!
Lottie at The Vinoy
Lottie has become my go to when I take morning bay walks with my daughter. The veranda is the perfect place to enjoy a morning coffee and breakfast sandwich!
The Blend
Two words: Coffee Flights. The Blend always has coffee flights, and their seasonal ones are my favorite. I love their breakfast menu as well!
Grove Surf & Coffee
A must stop before or after a beach day at SPB. They just opened a full cafe in Indian Rocks Beach as well called Grove Surf Cafe!
Paradeco
Probably the prettiest coffee shop in St Pete, I love grabbing a honey cinnamon latte here! Their toasts are really yummy, too!
Pour & Decor
The new girl on town! This coffee shop not only has latte designs, but it is a home decor store! Can’t wait to come here more often!
Flatbread & Butter
One of my OG faves and for good reason! Their coffee and chicken salad croissants are always delicous.
Patrona Coastal Cafe
The coffee shop with the prettiest views, and you may just see a dolphin or manatee here!
More of my favorites:
Bandit Coffee
The Scott
2D Cafe
Craft Kafe
Leaping Llama Cafe
Cafe Soleil
Pete’s General
Book + Bottle
The Library - takeout counter
Fun Facts:
Flatbread and Butter just opened their Tampa location - yay!
The Blend has many locations so you’re probably not far from one!
Follow my IG @dailycoffeewithbritt for more coffee and brunch content!
I make lots of at home coffee with my Nespresso - I think I’m going to make a blog on my favorite recipes
XOXO, Britt
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