Cocktail St. Pete (2355 Central Avenue) will be a brand new craft cocktail/dance bar in the Grand Central District of St. Petersburg situated on the same block as Sophia’s and The Saint. Owner David Fischer, who also operates The Saint and Zazoo’d, may be one of the most assiduous designers and small business owners in the Sunshine City.
The mantra for the concept: Stiff Drinks, Hard Liquor, Raging Good Times.
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Cocktail will officially open on May 7. Here’s the announcement from the owners:
“Start enjoying Stiff Drinks, Hard Liquor and Raging Good Times Friday May 7th! We will be open 12pm – 3am Tuesday – Sundays. See you May 7th.”
Fischer is known for his meticulous attention to detail. The Saint’s eclectic mix of local art and cocktails that are almost too fabulous to drink have made it a swift staple in the Sunshine City’s beverage scene.
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Rendering of Cocktail reveal an outstanding circular bar inside, and ample outdoor seating for guests. This spring, we are ready to experience all that Cocktail has to offer.
A booming neighborhood in the Sunshine City
The bar will be located across the street from the newly opened Grand Central Brewhouse, a massive multi-level indoor/outdoor bar with a massive courtyard. LALA St. Pete, a karaoke bar, is set to open on the Grand Central Brewhouse property in 2021.
Future plans also call for a potential pool bar in the back of the building on the 2300 Block of Central Avenue similar to The Hollander’s H2O Bar.
You can follow Cocktail St. Pete’s progress on Facebook and Instagram, as well as the bar’s website.
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