The long run of Central Avenue west of 16th Street, and the busiest stretch on this site. It holds the heart of the city's LGBTQ+ nightlife, two bars that are also dog parks, a MICHELIN Recommended listening room in a 1925 bungalow and more coffee than seems reasonable.
Twenty taps of beer, wine and kombucha and a stage that the brewery says has full bands most nights of the week. Sister kitchen Kraken Joe's Pizza cooks in an oak-fired brick oven on site. I Love the Burg notes the covered and uncovered seating and the arcade games.
Don and Gwen opened Casita after bonding over travel and planning vacations around what each city had to eat, which is how they landed on Mexican food. Corn tortillas are made in-house and the meats are slow-braised. Nearly fifteen years on there are three St. Pete locations ... Central Ave, 4th Street and 66th Street.
