A south-side fish camp with a backyard tiki bar and more than 15 fish preparations, by its own count. I Love the Burg describes the big courtyard of palms and nautical odds and ends where children build shell mounds while the grown-ups eat, with live music in the evening. The owners leased the old Coquina Meat Market across the street for a dessert and wine room, and the smoked wings went into Tropicana Field's food hall.
St. Pete Bars: 4th Street South
The same street south of downtown, through Bartlett Park and the Old Southeast. It is quieter and older. The Chattaway has been here since 1951, closed in July 2026 and reopened that September under new owners.
Mullet's Fish Camp & Market
One-Eyed Kellee's
An Old Southeast dive in a building that has held a bar since 1972. Owners Kelly and Lee took it over in 2022 and joined their names for the sign. $3 drafts, $2.50 beef tacos on Tuesday, a free pool table on Thursday, darts, chess boards and a karaoke machine.