Food & Drink

Doc Ford’s Rum Bar & Grille

At the southern end of the Overlook you’ll find Doc Ford’s Rum Bar & Grille. Of all the places you can grab a bite on The Pier, this is where you’re most apt to find a party. The 10,000-square-foot restaurant/bar serves authentic Florida fare and flavors from throughout the Caribbean Rim.…

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Fresco’s Waterfront Bistro

Located near the Pier entrance, Fresco’s features a spacious wrap-around deck with views of the open water, boat-filled marinas and the Pier District. The restaurant serves lunch, dinner and weekend brunch, specializing in fresh seafood, steaks, burgers and pastas. With a full bar, Fresco’s is the perfect place to enjoy…

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Spa Beach Bistro

This inviting entry point to the St. Pete Pier features a stylish structure to provide shade and comfort, as well as a cafe that offers grab-and-go food items, as well as other healthy, interesting and more traditional food selections. The Pavilion is surrounded by colorful tables and chairs, so you…

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Driftwood Cafe

At ground level, there’s the Driftwood Cafe, rising nine feet from the Pier Point deck and connecting to the tilted lawn. It’s a casual walkup spot offering ice cream and snacks.

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Teak

You just might find you’ve worked up an appetite or thirst when you reach the Pier Point. Teak, a fine restaurant named after a fine tropical hardwood, is the marquee eatery in the elegant building at the end of the Pier. Located on the fourth floor of the Pier Point…

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Pier Teaki

Up on the roof, you can kick back at Pier Teaki, a modern take on the classic tiki bar. This new hot spot has the same local ownership as the nearby Birchwood, one of Beach Drive’s favorites and home to The Canopy, St. Pete’s premier rooftop lounge.

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