So yummy! Service was great, manager came and checked on us as well. Good vibes. Valet just a…read morelittle slow, be prepared to wait 20 mins for your car

Came to visit this place after rave reviews from friends & also its link to Cafe Ponte'…read more A few of us got together and celebrated friendship Ordered several appetizers. Meatballs, bruschetta and Margherita pizza. All were delicious and the grapes on the bruschetta were surprisingly good! For our entree, I chose the squid ink carppessee with seafood. Delicious. You can taste the squid ink in the pasta. The rest of the group ordered their meals. Too many to name them so take a look at the pics. The highlight was the lasagna which a rolled versus stacked. All were delicious. It was very busy on a Sunday early dinner. Service was excellent. Our server was very attentive. The only table that would fit out crew 8 was the high top which was fine but wish the seats had a back rest. If you are in the mood for Italian made from scratch this is one of the places to go in DT STP.

If Trader Joe's and Whole Foods had a baby, it would be Duckweed Urban Grocery. Duckweed is a…read moreconvenience store, I said, what I said, and it provides Grand Central's urban dwellers with much needed instant access to those needed, desired, mundane things without requiring a miles-long trek to the fringes, or heaven forbid, the suburban areas of St. Pete. Duckweed, unlike its convenience store cousins, is airy, bright, and open, and best of all clean. And it does offer traditional grab and go essentials but, upscale e.g, craving kombucha? vegan snacks? Craft beers from 3 Daughters, Greenbench, or Coppertail? Coffee beans from Bandit? THC seltzers? Duckweed's got you covered, and I love that for Grand Central. As a suburbanite, with access to 7-11s and Publix stores on every corner, I was a bit underwhelmed. But hey, it's not for me. It's for the urbanites - so do you Grand Central, enjoy your funky corner "market".

Everything went well ! All their stores are fuego !!!! Everything you've ever wanted and can't…read morefind anywhere else !! No B/s!! All In one urban grocer !!!

Had a amazing time in today with Corrine who really knows her stuff and was super helpfulread more

1,000,000% about supporting local business, but also a huge proponent of high-quality meat with…read moreproper fat content and marbling. I'm OK to pay Snake River Farms pricing for the product I expect., however time and again this shop under delivers. From a very large, multi bone prime rib to the a prime strip... Somehow they miss the mark, and this has been over a multitude visits. The Steak rub & the meatballs I've purchased in the past, and some of the other things are really very nice... But when it comes to looking for a high-quality, juicy, cut, I have not yet had one turn out as expected Sorry guys.

new found spot we just tried around the corner- delicious sammys and 10/10 customer service!prices…read moreare great as well. we will be back soon!!

Good lesson in mediocrity for lunch…read more Started off with the mentally absent guy behind the counter which awkwardly stared off into space while I repeated my order 3 times. On the 4th I finally got an "oh, what did you want?" Had the turkey fig and their Italian. The sandwiches are not hearty for $14. The days of a $12 hero sandwich are over. Taste wise, nothing really hit home. Very bland. The best part of the turkey was the overbearing fig jam. The Italian is not recommended. Not much Brooklyn about it.

A brand new local weekly craft, food and more market has popped up in St Pete! Of all places, it's…read morelocated in a huge historic beautiful ancient church that is being refurbished and saved for future generations. It now has air conditioning, clean bathrooms downstairs in the basement, parking and more! I totally enjoyed checking out the market. This is apparently the second Sunday in a row! It's open 9am - 1:30pm. The purposes are to let local vendors show their stuff and enable the owners of the historic building continue to fix it up! It's a huge exciting project! I got some vegan pop tarts, fresh sourdough focaccia and a beautiful bar of mango soap! Life is good with helping a good cause save a historic beautiful building!

What an absolutely amazing experience. This is going to be my new go to place! I wished I'd have…read moretaken pictures whether you're coming in for an herbal concoction, to get gifts to try their amazing selection of tease, for their aromatherapy bar, the staff is absolutely knowledgeable, kind, warm, welcoming... Overall amazing.!!!! I had was offered some oolong watermelon tea, and thought I was in heaven. It's a great place. Take yourself here..

This place it's so amazing. It smells great when you walk in and everybody's always very friendly…read moreand very helpful. I drive all the way from from the villages to get my product just because of the Customer Service.

I tried out this seafood market a couple of months ago after seeing the good reviews. The sign…read moreoutside does say open to the public, but the man inside said that they no longer provide seafood to individuals and are now wholesale for businesses only. Just an FYI so avoid wasting your time!

Love this place! They always have the best prices for when stone crab season comes around. Also the…read moresmoked fish spread is awesome! Being originally from VA I was surprised that they had Rapahannock Oysters! Great selection of fresh seafood. I would recommend calling to see what they have available, placing an order then going to go pick it up!

5 Stars for an Italian spot that hits the mark with every dish and every pizza! Pro-tip: get the…read moreLuca Salad and Tiramisu. You'll thank me! We were a group of 5 and waited about 10 mins for a table (no reservations), but that gave us time to scope out the menu. The Luca Salad is not to be missed. It's got kale, romaine, radicchio, Marcona almonds, dried black cherry (YUM), and a cashew-balsamic dressing. This salad was a fan favorite with our group and I've been thinking about it since! In terms of the pizzas, we enjoyed the Sweet Baby Jane (tomato, house-made mozzarella, soppressata, and calabrian honey) with a thin "NY-apolitan" crust. We also got the Jess Knows Best pizza (truffle honey, goat cheese, mushroom, caramelized onions, thyme), but we got it with the "taglio" tall and fluffy crust. All of the crust options are made with naturally fermented sourdough and we were a split group on the favorite crust type. The toppings were a perfect blend of savory, sweet that hit every note we wanted. The pastas were -chef's kiss-. Our fave was the Creamy Tomato Vodka- which had a touch of heat, but totally doable for a heart-burn-prone gal like me. Lastly- we got the Limoncello Cake and the Tiramisu. Both were completely devoured, but the tiramisu is something speciaaaal! They bring it out in a baking dish and serve you at the table. I almost asked "how much for the entire tray??" Overall, one of my new favorite spots in St. Pete. I'll be returning!

I came with my coworkers and we all did family style so I got to try a bunch of different dishes…read moreall at once. Everything was great, but if I was coming back with just myself and one other person, here is what I would get: Luca salad: I'm never a huge salad guy, but I always enjoys something fresh. This salad had me scraping the plate and looking for seconds. Sweet Jamie Kay Pizza: We got this one thin and it was so good. We had another of the thick pizza with mushrooms and goat cheese. It was great but the thin pizza was my favorite. Creamy Tomato Vodka pasta: this was a crowd favorite at the table and everyone wanted seconds. If you want some protein, add a side of meatballs because those were delicious as well. Tiramisu: We shared a few desserts, but honestly this was one of the best tiramisu I've had in a long time. They bring it out in a big baking dish and I wish they left the whole thing at the table.