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Cruising around St. Pete Beach on a golf cart isn’t just a fun way to get around—it’s the perfect way to eat your way through town! From beachfront bars to tucked-away bistros, this St. Pete Beach food guide by golf cart will tell you all about the best foodie spots in town.
At Beach Ride Rental, we make it easy to explore the best restaurants St. Pete Beach has to offer, all from the driver’s seat of your cart. Whether you’re in the mood for local seafood, rooftop cocktails, or a late-night dessert run, we’ll get you there.
Ready to eat? Book your golf cart, grab your cart keys and ready your appetite—this foodie ride is about to begin. Your next bite is just a turn away.
Just because you’re rolling in a golf cart doesn’t mean the rules don’t apply. Here’s how to keep your food stops at St. Pete Beach by golf cart fun and safe, especially after dark.
Respect the ride, respect the road, and your night out will be smooth sailing from first toast to dessert.
From secret brunch cafés to sunset bars only locals know, this St. Pete Beach food guide by golf cart gives you everything you need for a full day (or night) of cruising and dining in style.
At Beach Ride Rental, we don’t just hand you the keys, we help you discover the best restaurants St. Pete Beach has to offer, without the stress of traffic or parking.
So, where to first? Book your cart and start mapping out your foodie adventure—one place, one bite, one great night at a time.
Start on 75th Ave and work your way toward Pass-a-Grille using Sunset Way and side streets like 10th Ave or Pass-a-Grille Way. You’ll roll past beach cottages, waterfront parks, and some real local gems.
Absolutely. Buoy’s Waterfront Bar & Grill and Woody’s both welcome pups on the patio, and a few cafés near Corey Ave will happily bring out a water bowl.
You’re in luck; Corey Ave is one of the most cart-friendly areas in town. Look for side street pull-offs, shared lots behind the shops, and the main lot near the post office. Just park like you would a car, and you’re golden.
Yes, and you should. Use Pass-a-Grille Way to cruise in—it’s scenic, legal, and leads straight to a stretch of great local eats. Just remember, street parking fills up fast near 8th and 9th Avenues, especially around sunset.
Gulf Blvd. is a state road with higher speed limits, so it’s not safe (or legal) for golf carts.