Best Breakfast and Brunch Places in Saint Pete Beach

"The restaurant has two stories with two full bars and seating. The owners call themselves ‘shamelessly unapologetic flavor crusaders’ with Datz as their playground and proudly state that ‘ordinary belongs in a dictionary, not in a restaurant.’ Snack on some Sriracha popcorn while you wait for mac and cheese stuffed meatloaf and flights of bacon."

"Datz opened in 2009 and is one of Tampa’s most popular restaurants for Breakfast and Brunch in Tampa. This gastropub serves breakfast 7-11 Monday to Friday and brunch on Saturday and Sunday starting at 8:30 am. The say they serve comfort food with a flair!"

"This Tampa staple has been around for over a decade but stays relevant with trendy foods that taste amazing and look just as great. View this post on Instagram. Who's ready for Gasparilla?!"

"Part of the Ciccio and Tony's family of restaurants, Daily Eats is a modern, contemporary diner with a twist of 'greasy spoon.' The menu features an impressive list of all-day favorites including creative breakfast options that add an interesting spin to familiar favorites. Examples include a list of variations on the familiar eggs Benedict theme that brings in non-traditional ingredients such as turkey hash or scallion cream cheese. Perhaps best known for their Breakfast Bowls, these are big bowls loaded with all kinds of breakfast goodies."

"Part of the Ciccio Restaurant Group’s South Tampa block, Daily Eats is among the more casual of the bunch. Owner Jeff Gigante calls it “where comfort meets nutrition trends for all-day cheap dates.” Bobet has a similar idea: “It’s great food with a mix of trendy-yet-nostalgic diner feel,” she said. The place is popular (read: crowded) for breakfast most days, and especially so at brunch on the weekends."

"Located in the trendy Soho District, Daily Eats serves breakfast all day with a variety of breakfast bowls, omelets, and eggs benedict. They also have French toast and pancakes (they even have whole wheat and gluten-free pancakes). Try Chef’s Famous Crunchy French Toast, which owes its sweet crunchiness to Cap’n Crunch."

"Slinging doughnuts out a custom 1963 Airstream in Riverview, Remi’s Minis is worth the drive, peeps. We are personally big fans of the mini doughnut experience as it is like a tasting of doughnuts – a fling, if you will – versus a full-on commitment. And Remi’s has a wonderful selection of flavors like Pineapple Buttercream, Churro, Maple Bacon and S’more – ok, and we are a sucker for the chocolate emoji mini – we give in."

"The Museum of the American Arts and Crafts Movement has been under construction for over five years, with multiple delays pushing back the opening date. When it does eventually open, it will be the first museum in the world solely dedicated to the American Arts and Crafts movement, with 50,000 square feet of gallery space devoted to a collection of more than 2,000 items, including furniture, ceramics, glass, textiles, photography, jewelry and more. They’ll also have a restaurant, auditorium, library, banquet hall, graphics studio and darkroom facilities."

"It’s the world’s only museum dedicated solely to the American Arts and Crafts Movement. The American Arts and Craft Movement was born out of fear that the Industrial Revolution would rob the population of personally crafted goods and culture. It focuses on beauty and function, with works that are simple in design, handcrafted, and true to the natural world."

"This is a hidden jem without all the fake syrup cocktails you find at Gulf Cafe/Kokonut Hut. The bartenders are…”more"

"If your kids are older or if you’re looking for a dressy night out, head for Bonefish Grill. Although the interior looks suited for adults, the restaurant is well-prepared for children. While you enjoy steak or a spicy tuna bowl, your little ones can munch on popcorn shrimp or grilled tilapia."

"This restaurant is an awesome place to meet friends and feel that we can visit for as long as we choose. Some of the local restaurants want you to eat a..."

"5717 18th St. E., Ellenton; 941-722-2391; woodysriverroo.com. Woody’s River Roo, opened in 2003, is the Woodring family’s waterfront sister business of beloved downtown Bradenton bar The Lost Kangaroo. Dubbed “The Roo with the View,” Woody’s offers a charming Old Florida experience on the north bank of the Manatee River in Ellenton."

"This favorite is located in nearby Ellenton on Manatee River. Affectionately known as the Roo, Woody’s River Roo Pub and Grill provides Old Florida-style dining in a fun atmosphere. This family-owned restaurant offers fresh seafood in a casual environment."

"New to South Tampa, Another Broken Egg Cafe is a unique breakfast chain that hails from Louisiana. Not only do they have a selection of omelets, eggs benedict, and breakfast skillets, but they also have sweet items from the griddle like Sweet Potato Pancakes and Cinnamon Roll French Toast. And, of course, they serve shrimp and grits, a Southern specialty."

"Another Broken Egg is one of the best breakfasts in Tampa if looking for a locally owned restaurant in South Tampa. They serve breakfast from 7 am to 2 pm, seven days a week!. If looking for a gluten free breakfast menu, Another Broken egg has you covered!"