We stopped by here to kill time after landing early in the morning to grab some coffee before going…read moreto our hotel. We loved walking around and relaxing it was during our exploration time there. Lots of spots to take pictures around here and very walkable. Since it was about 9am we didn't have any issues finding parking, it's all paid. I believe we paid just under $6 for 2 hours. I hope we get to come back here again to try the foods next time since everything was still closed when we went!

The Heights Public Market is part of but separate from Armature Works. It spans 22,000 square feet…read moreand has more than 15 different food and dining options including Cuban, seafood, pizza, coffee, bakery and more. Floral and gifts are also here. I enjoyed dinner from three vendors - a slice from Fold, an empanada from Empanamama's and a beer from the bar. A wonderful variety. The space is 22,000 square feet so even when it's busy, there's enough room to wander about. You can see the Hillsborough River from here, making for a great spot to relax. There is valet parking and there is street parking. Be sure to feed the meter, which is all app-driven on Parkmobile. [Review 329 of 2025 - 1984 in Florida - 23891 overall]

Such a beautiful shopping Center and it was conveniently located near our hotel…read more You can park on the streets for free up to two hours and they also have a paid parking lot. They have many restaurants but most of those were closed when we went on August 12th around noon. We end up in a tea store that it was open and it was amazing.

Avoid this garage for July 4th or any large event…read more Parking in was easy we found a spot on the 5th floor. Getting out was a nightmare. We were back to our car within 15 minutes after the fireworks ended and were trapped inside the garage for over 2 hours without moving. A group of us walked down to see what was causing the delay. This was the only garage completely backed up, with only about 3 cars exiting every 3 minutes. The exit feeds onto a small one-lane side street, and there was no police or traffic control to keep cars moving. Meanwhile, the garages across the street were emptying in an organized fashion. By the time we finally got out, the roads were completely clear. The exit design is terrible, and the QR code payment system only makes it worse. Having to create an account, enter your credit card and license plate, and pay as you exit is a terrible system for major events. Payment should be handled before exiting so traffic can flow freely. There are plenty of other garages nearby. I'd gladly park 5-10 minutes farther away than ever use this garage again for a holiday or major event. Save yourself the frustration and park elsewhere.

Chose this spot on a whim during my two day visit in St. Pete with my best friend. Upon arrival we…read morewere given a warm greeting by the server. Gave us a quick background information about the place and how the menu worked with great enthusiasm. He was prompt and very attentive to our needs. I ended up getting a cortado with steamed whole milk. The coffee was brewed well. It wasn't overly bitter and had a good full bodied flavor. For the breakfast entree I end up getting a the E.A.L classic which was hashbrowns, scrambled eggs, kielbasa, caramelized onions, and a house-made hot sauce (kinda looked like pesto). The scrambled eggs were cooked to perfection. It was very fluffy and seasoned with just the right amount of salt. It paired extremely well with the house made hot sauce. The hashbrowns were also cooked well. Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The kielbasa was great on its own by topped with the caramelized onions it elevated the experience. Per the server's suggestion we also ordered the sourdough with their seasonal jam, being blueberry jam during this occasion. The jam was more like compote so it had chunks of the berry. It wasn't overly sweet and paired wonderfully with the crispy sourdough bread. Additionally, I shared with my friend the Toasted Coconut and Blueberry Pancake. That was simply a delight. The pancake was prepared like a Japanese style fluffy pancake. It was nice and fluffy with a perfect amount of sweetness to each and every airy bite. It was also topped with shaved toasted coconut flakes, blueberry and lemon jam, buttercream, some maple syrup, fresh mint, and sour pineapple which honestly brought everything together. The sweet and sour play of the toppings and the pancake was a fun experience, neither overpowering the other. Even though I had finished the E.A.L Classic I couldn't help finishing every bite of the pancake. "High-end quality wholesome food that feeds the soul" is the best way I'd describe this place.

I've eaten here four or five times over the past year and every time it's a truly satisfying…read moreexperience. I'm one of those people that finds something I love and sticks with it so I always order the E.A.L. breakfast, but with the changing seasonal menu there's always options that sound interesting and delicious! I enjoy reading my options each visit and one day I do plan on trying something new, haha. The chef has come out each time to personally check in on the meal. One time he brought me extra kielbasa because he felt he cooked mine a touch too long (it was perfect, but no one turns down extra kielbasa!! Haha). Truly - incredible food surpassed only by the customer service!

What a cute place with a FULL event calendar! They have such a wide variety of events and the…read moreatmosphere here is so cute! Nice wine bar selections. Boutique shop items available for sale. Friendly staff. Love the vibe! Will definitely be back.

So being a tourist in our own town Deb found this shop that serves wine and afternoon tea with a…read morelittle shopping in you desire. Very cozy, relaxing and cool place. Wine is pretty good as well. Sit by the window and watch the world go by....

Love a little christmas pop up bar! Miracle at mezzo was the Christmas pop up for Bar Mezzo. My…read morefriends and I came here last month for the holiday festivities. The drinks were tasty and the decor was so cute. Busy but not packed. I can't wait to come back next December. They were all decked out and the service was quick

For those who love upscale thrifting and walking around cool markets, the Mezzo Market is a dream!!…read more The Mezzo Market is a monthly market that takes place on saturdays- they have a St. Pete & Tampa location. I can't believe I had never heard of this before because it was so awesome and so BIG. There was so much stuff that even walking around for a good hour and a half I saw maybe half the vendors. There's really every kind of vendor you could think of here- thrifted & custom made clothes, flower & plant tents, honey, knitted assortments, food trucks, candy & boba, handmade jewelry, handmade soaps and way way more. Mezzo Market is also dog friendly like most of St. Pete, so the amount of adorable doggos you can see really adds to the experience. This is a fantastic chill weekend activity to check out!

Outstanding museum. A 'must see.' Great staff. Plan on spending at least a couple of hours. A…read morevariety of discounts are offered, and coupons are available in the local tourist brochure.

I didn't get the best photos and videos- I always forget I can review locations, events and…read moreactivities not only restaurants- Overall this place was amazing- beautiful history and art work what else do you want! Highly recommend

What a fun afternoon! I have been meaning to go to this market for a while and am glad I did. It…read morewas September's market so it was a hot one. Dress for the weather because part of it is outside and the inside space has a lot of people coming in and out so if it is hot outside, it is hot inside. There were a lot of cool vendors at the market. I was looking for plants that were different from what I already have. I have a lot of succulents and cacti, a couple orchids and some other random plants so a good plant sale is always a good place for me. In addition to the plants there were many other vendors with crafty items, or specialty items or jewelry. However, I didn't find anything that I couldn't live without. A cool part about having the market here is that you also get to stroll through the creative clay area and see the art that people there have made, which is also for sale. They also have some artists working wheels so people could see how pots start. I think I enjoyed this part of the market more than the vendor portion this time around but I know I will be back. There were also a couple food vendors outside but nothing spoke to me that day and since Three Sisters Brewery is a block from the parking area, I went over there to have a snack and a CBD bev.

This place had some cool stuff for sale, some very repetitive types of items, but all with the…read moreunique spin of the artists and creators. Overall, it's nice outdoor market to stop by if you're really into supporting local small artists and makers. But personally, I didn't find anything that stood out to me as worth my money and useful for my decor or aesthetic. The thing that drops stars from my review is the rightness of the aisles. Man, it was tight! To the point of being plain uncomfortable to go through and see everything. That alone makes it a place I'll never again visit.

This is a nice art and crafts open market similar to the one in Hyde Park but on a much much…read moresmaller scale. I like that it's outdoors and pet friendly. You can find hand made jewelry, bags, soaps, home decor, scarfs, a lemonade stand and local music among other things. I'm hoping that it continues to grow and they will add food vendors. Street parking is VERY limited so be prepared to pay for parking. It usually runs the last Sunday of every month.

Yesterday was the monthly "last Sunday of the month" Art Walk Market in Harbor Island. The market…read moreseems to be picking up from the few booths that began as an idea a while ago. I have taken part of it for about two years and a half now. No. I don't sell anything nor do I buy much, but I love how colorful everything is. A couple of streets lined up with life and fun and the unusual. This Sunday was the busiest I have seen it. The music began around twelve o'clock and an array of singers performed many popular songs. Oldies and even some Maroon 5 could be sang along to. Sunny and a bit chilly at times, the weather added to the festivity. Lots of dog owners walking their pets and the dogs basking in all of the attention. Plenty of colorful tents selling jewelry, textiles from El Salvador, soaps, candles, paintings, drawings, honey, baby bows and bibs, dog bandanas and chic collars. A lady was offering intuitive readings, but her business was too busy as she artistically painted the faces of the children. Interesting food sold as well, though not much. Everywhere a smile and a "hello." Lots of banter and hugs and "happy to see you again." Children running around in anxiously looking for distracted parents who were searching for that "perfect thing one is always looking for." I return often to the Art Walk Market. I look at everything. Hold many things. Try many things. I never know what I am looking for, but do know I had looked for it once I find it.