Best Diners in Pinellas Park

"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."

"Part of the Ciccio’s Restaurant Group, Daily Eats is a restaurant staple in the Tampa Bay area. This modern American diner specializes in sandwiches, bowls, and all-day breakfast. The diner experience is made complete with indulgent retro milkshakes."

"Voted Best Breakfast in Tampa five years in a row, Pinky's Diner is the number-one place to go for breakfast. They have different options with breakfast Cubans and half a dozen frittatas (you can even create your own frittata). Other specialties include their award-winning eggs benedict, hearty oatmeal pancakes, and stuffed French toast made with Cuban bread and homemade berry cream cheese."

"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."

"This is the spot to go to if you’re looking for the best neighborhood breakfast spot and hearty breakfast meals. The eclectic decor will help you feel at home in this cozy small breakfast shop. The menu features breakfast classics, breakfast sandwiches on Cuban bread, and amazing pancakes made on the griddle."

"If you’re catching an early morning domestic flight, swing by Goody Goody’s and they’ll fix you up a breakfast sandwich so good you may forget about said flight. They also serve burgers that have wooed Tampans since 1925 as well as pies, fries, and shakes. Location – Airside C, Gate C34"

"Goody Goody is located in Hyde park and open from 7 am to 9 pm. If you are looking for pancakes, they are the best breakfast in Tampa. Each pancake served is 12 inches!"

"The 24-hour restaurant located on the corner of, you guessed it, 2nd and Second in DTSP serves up a fun breakfast menu all day in addition to some tasty takes on diner classics. With a dedicated menu just for your kiddos that comes with crayons to keep their hands busy, we love that our tiny gourmands have the choice of breakfast or lunch at anytime with healthy sides like cauliflower or applesauce. Plus, who doesn’t love a place where happy hour lasts around the clock?"

"They’re conveniently open 24/7 if you’re looking to get your brunch fixing at any hour!. You must try the Bloody Mary or mimosa flight for a boozy morning of delicious flavors. To eat, we recommend their old fashion donut french toast because it’s incredible, If you’re going for something savory, you can’t go wrong with a scrambled egg skillet with all of your go-to toppings!"

"Andrew and I had breakfast at 2nd and Second last Valentine’s Day and it really was the cutest little diner for the occasion. It feels like an old-fashioned diner, but has all the modern touches and things to eat. We were blown away by bird in a hole fried chicken sandwich, which was an explosion of flavors!"

"Croc Encounters Reptile Park and Wildlife Center was originally established in 2005 as a reptile sanctuary for rescues. Over time, it grew to include other unwanted mammals, birds, and reptiles. The family-owned-and-operated facility eventually began providing guided tours and education in 2008."

"Larry’s on Gulf Boulevard has St. Pete Beach’s largest selection of homemade ice cream, only a seven-minute stroll from Caprice Resort. Fill a giant waffle cone with one of their original flavors which includes birthday cake, Reese’s, cappuccino chip, and strawberry cheesecake. Larry’s also has specialty sundaes, malts, flurries, and floats."

"For 30 years, Larry’s Ice Cream & Gelato has been a staple in the St. Pete Beach community. They’ve been serving up homemade waffle cones (which you can smell before you walk in!) and over 100 flavors of rich, creamy ice cream. They have some standard favorites, like birthday cake, butter pecan, and cookies ‘n’ cream."

"The reigning Queen of Tampa doughnuts, Nicola’s is – you know what, just go grab a chocolate long john. Also, after you eat here, you smell like doughnuts all day like some sort of extra treat from making such a great dietary decision. We highly recommend the cronuts and, if you can get lucky enough, a fried Oreo doughnut."

"Rick Scott thought it was a good PR move to serve doughnuts here. Opened in 1982 by Joe and Kathy Nicola, this is a traditional longtimer with more than 50 varieties, roughly 30 cupcake options and a range of other seasonal pastries. Some of the doughnuts can look a little blowsy with sprinkles and squiggles of drizzle."

"Busch Blvd., is another top choice, with Yelpers giving the inexpensive spot to score doughnuts and more four stars out of 105 reviews. We turned there for more about Nicola's Donut Shop. 'Classic and specialty doughnuts,' it states on Yelp in the section highlighting specialties."

"America’s favorite all-day, everyday stop for coffee, espresso, breakfast sandwiches and donuts. Order your Dunkin’ faves via the drive-thru or order ahead of time with the Dunkin’ mobile app for a fast grab and go experience."

"The guy made a blueberry macchiato instead of a blueberry matcha because I guess they were out of matcha. I was not asked about this, I tried it, and it ..."

"Tucked away in the heart of the city, the Sunken Gardens is a beautiful botanical paradise that offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. The 100-year-old garden is St. Petersburg's oldest living museum and is home to more than 50,000 tropical plants and flowers, as well as some of the oldest tropical plants in the country. If you are wondering what to do in St. Petersburg with kids, this is an amazing place to visit."