St. Pete has eleven breweries pouring right now, and nine of them are in the city itself. You can walk between several of them on Central Avenue.
| Brewery | Where | Pick it for |
|---|---|---|
| Green Bench Brewing Co. | EDGE District | The oldest brewery in the city, 13 years in |
| 3 Daughters Brewing | Warehouse Arts District | The biggest, with more than 40 taps |
| Pinellas Ale Works | Grand Central | Dogs. Milk bones are on the tables |
| Green Turtle Brewery | Downtown | English cask ale pulled by hand |
| Grand Central Brewhouse | Grand Central | Lagers and pilsners, and a terrace over the beer garden |
| St. Pete Brewing Co. | Downtown | St. Pete Orange Wheat |
| Cage Brewing | Grand Central | Live bands and pizza from an oak-fired oven |
| Bayboro Brewing Co. | Warehouse Arts District | Concerts and a BBQ kitchen |
| Golden Isles Brewing Co. | MLK Street North | A neighborhood yard with food trucks |
| Gulfport Brewery + Eatery | Gulfport | A beer garden that also opens for breakfast |
| Mastry's Brewing Co. | St. Pete Beach | The only brewery on the beach |
Green Bench is the oldest St. Pete brewery
Green Bench marked 13 years in September 2026. That same month it opened a new upstairs bar for adults, with English cask ale and Japanese-style pours. The beer garden downstairs stays family friendly.
The St. Pete breweries for dogs and kids
Pinellas Ale Works is the dog brewery, down to a Milk Bone Stout. Golden Isles says its yard is family and pet friendly, with a separate bar inside for adults. Mastry's welcomes dogs and kids on its patio.
St. Pete taprooms that closed
Cycle Brewing closed its downtown taproom in May 2025 after 12 years, and Green Turtle moved in. Dissent Craft Brewing closed on 17 August 2025. Overflow Brewing closed on 15 August 2026.
For bars and cocktail rooms too, see St. Pete Bars.