Best Diners in Indian Shores

"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."

"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."

"Pinky's is a small, cozy diner in South Tampa known for its laid-back style and amazing menu. Frittatas dominate, with six fresh varieties or the ability to make your own. They are also known for their stuffed Cuban French Toast featuring homemade berry cream cheese sandwiched between slices of Cuban bread, a Tampa favorite."

"Pinky’s Diner is perfect spot for a quick breakfast in Tampa. Make a reservation in advanced or be prepared to wait in line. Trust us, it is worth the wait!"

"Goody Goody Burgers is the resurrection of an iconic Tampa diner that was opened in 1925 as the first drive-in east of the Mississippi. The new incarnation is the brainchild of restaurateur Richard Gonzmart, owner of the famous Columbia Restaurant. No expense was spared in recreating the recipes, decor, and ambiance of the original with just a few changes to appeal to modern diners."

"Sunday on Father’s Day I would need to Uber to eat and found Metro diner we decided to try the chicken and waffles I’m a say it was wonderful so deliciou..."

"The Café Soleil team, which includes a new kitchen manager who went to Le Cordon Bleu and Chezaud-Diot's brother, Alex Chezaud, who came to help for two weeks and never left, is exacting about Contact Laura Reiley at lreiley@tampabay.com or (727) 892-2293. Follow @lreiley on Twitter. https://www.tampabay.com/things-to-do/food/dining/restaurant-review-cafe-soleil-quietly-serving-up-quality-french-fare-on/2295253/"

"Henry & Ola Park in Seminole Heights has great amenities like a recreation center, fields, grills, a playground, and picnic areas. You can easily spend a whole day here with plenty of things to do!. This park is located just off of the Hillsborough River and has beautiful scenery."

"The park’s namesake, Flora Wylie, was the first woman to serve on St. Petersburg’s Planning Board in 1928 and was a founding member of the St. Petersburg Garden Club. She remained a huge proponent of the city parklands until her death in 1965."

"The crown jewel of the St. Petersburg area, Fort De Soto Park boasts five interconnecting islands and 1,136 acres of waterfront oasis along the Gulf of Mexico. Backed by miles of sugary sand, this diverse coastal habitat is a hotspot for outdoor recreation. Spend the day in a kayak, cycle on the scenic trails or search for seashells on its beautiful beaches."

"Have breakfast at the Vinoy, then drive half an hour either to the lively St. Pete Beach or to the more isolated Fort De Soto Park. Have some fun in the sun before enjoying a sunset dinner at The Hurricane in St. Pete Beach. Stay the night at the Sirata Beach Resort."

"PIER 60: As we walked home from dinner, we stop at Pier 60 to catch some local entertainment and pick up a few things from local vendors. This is a great spot for families with small children. They also have a large playground area for your kiddos, an easy way to tired them out before head to bed!"

"You can also catch the daily festival at Sunsets at Pier 60 with nightly sunset celebrations featuring artisans, crafters, street performers. Sunsets at Clearwater Beach are amazing."

"Spanning 400 acres north of the city, Sawgrass Lake Park encompasses one of the Gulf Coast’s largest maple swamps. For experiencing nature in the heart of one of the state’s most populated areas, it’s among the top St. Petersburg points of interest. Visit Sawgrass Lake Park to stroll along its mile-long elevated boardwalk."

"Pioneer Park in St. Petersburg, Florida is located between Central Avenue and 1st Avenue South and Bay Shore Drive and Beach Drive Southeast. This beautiful waterfront park honors 600 of St. Petersburg's early settlers. Conveniently situated between the St. Petersburg Yacht Club and Al Lang Stadium, this shaded city park is right in the middle of all the action."