Bars & Saloons
The Wharf
2001 Pass A Grille Way, St Pete Beach, FL
The Wharf traces its roots to 1912 when the original pilings were established for what would become a fish processing plant during the 1930s. The restaurant opened in its current form in April 1994 and maintains historical character through vintage photographs documenting the building's heritage alongside the area's fishing traditions. Seated directly on the waterfront in historic Pass-A-Grille, the establishment offers casual dining with views of the Gulf, boats, birds, and occasional dolphin sightings.
The menu emphasizes fresh seafood traditions, with the signature grouper sandwich representing the restaurant's commitment to quality and generous portions. Complementing the seafood selection are coconut shrimp, burgers, tacos, sandwiches, and appetizers prepared with attention to ingredient quality. The extended bar accommodates sports viewing, creating a welcoming space for both relaxed meals and social gatherings among locals and visitors.
Common Questions
What is the history of The Wharf building?
The building's foundation dates to 1912 and served as a fish processing plant in the 1930s; the restaurant opened in April 1994 and displays historical photographs throughout.
What is the signature dish at The Wharf?
The grouper sandwich is the signature item, prepared with fresh seafood and generous portions reflecting the restaurant's seafood traditions.
What can visitors see from The Wharf?
The waterfront location offers views of the Gulf, boats, and birds, with occasional dolphin sightings from the dining areas.