HOSPITALITY, FOOD & BEVERAGE
Downtown St. Pete holds a top spot in the region’s culinary scene. Nine of the 30 best restaurants in all of Tampa Bay, as named by the Tampa Bay Times, are located in Downtown. Further, three St. Petersburg restaurants were recognized in the 2025 Michelin Guide—all in Downtown.
A longstanding retail, hospitality and entertainment landmark of Downtown, The Sundial, is coming to the end of its multi-million dollar renovation. Owners Paradise Ventures and Ally Capital Group acquired the property in 2022 and began construction in 2024 to transform the site into a vibrant, modern gathering space, aspiring to be a true community destination that complements the impressive growth that surrounds it.
Joining Sundial is Forbici of NLB Hospitality in Hyde Park, as is Side Splitters, which is expanding from Carrollwood into St. Pete with a new comedy concept. Health and wellness service providers Prenuvo and Serotonin Centers are open, and existing tenant Jackie Z is expanding its boutique space.
The significant courtyard renovation invites foot traffic, making it a destination in itself, further supported by the Drift Bar. Regular programming will activate the courtyard space, with the ultimate vision being an open, flexible common area with seating, gathering pockets and a small stage that invites a diverse talent mix.
Greenspace is a defining characteristic of Downtown St. Pete’s identity and contributes to the overarching health and wellbeing of our City.
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A variety of assets contribute to the unique and vibrant feeling that emanates from live music halls, performance venues, street buskers, museums, galleries and murals on building facades.
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Over the past 10 years, Downtown’s workforce has grown by 36% and its residential base by 24%. With that volume of growth comes the positives associated with achieving critical mass, but it also brings a need for enhanced curb appeal, cleanliness and hospitality support — above and beyond standard City services.
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Downtown St. Pete and its surrounding districts form a dynamic tapestry of culture, history, innovation and community. Each district offers a distinct personality shaped by the people, businesses and stories that call it home.
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Mobility is crucial to any urban center’s success. St. Petersburg’s favorable mobility ratings, with a Redfin Walkscore of 90 and Bikescore of 93, far exceed their downtown peers per the International Downtown Association.
LEARN MOREDowntown St. Pete holds a top spot in the region’s culinary scene. Nine of the 30 best restaurants in all of Tampa Bay, as named by the Tampa Bay Times, are located in Downtown. Further, three St. Petersburg restaurants were recognized in the 2025 Michelin Guide—all in Downtown.
A longstanding retail, hospitality and entertainment landmark of Downtown, The Sundial, is coming to the end of its multi-million dollar renovation. Owners Paradise Ventures and Ally Capital Group acquired the property in 2022 and began construction in 2024 to transform the site into a vibrant, modern gathering space, aspiring to be a true community destination that complements the impressive growth that surrounds it.
Joining Sundial is Forbici of NLB Hospitality in Hyde Park, as is Side Splitters, which is expanding from Carrollwood into St. Pete with a new comedy concept. Health and wellness service providers Prenuvo and Serotonin Centers are open, and existing tenant Jackie Z is expanding its boutique space.
The significant courtyard renovation invites foot traffic, making it a destination in itself, further supported by the Drift Bar. Regular programming will activate the courtyard space, with the ultimate vision being an open, flexible common area with seating, gathering pockets and a small stage that invites a diverse talent mix.
Greenspace is a defining characteristic of Downtown St. Pete’s identity and contributes to the overarching health and wellbeing of our City.
LEARN MOREA variety of assets contribute to the unique and vibrant feeling that emanates from live music halls, performance venues, street buskers, museums, galleries and murals on building facades.
LEARN MOREOver the past 10 years, Downtown’s workforce has grown by 36% and its residential base by 24%. With that volume of growth comes the positives associated with achieving critical mass, but it also brings a need for enhanced curb appeal, cleanliness and hospitality support — above and beyond standard City services.
LEARN MOREDowntown St. Pete and its surrounding districts form a dynamic tapestry of culture, history, innovation and community. Each district offers a distinct personality shaped by the people, businesses and stories that call it home.
LEARN MOREMobility is crucial to any urban center’s success. St. Petersburg’s favorable mobility ratings, with a Redfin Walkscore of 90 and Bikescore of 93, far exceed their downtown peers per the International Downtown Association.
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