beverly's la croisette

the bulk of places to stay in the area are concentrated in st. pete beach, and so the dining options are plentiful as well. from our casual observations, we would stay at either the tradewinds or sirata resorts if we came back and wished to stay in spb. with so much vacation goodness crammed into so few square miles, you'll probably need a hearty breakfast to build a base for your day of sun and sand. findbeverly'sla croisette, right on gulf blvd. this little pink diner will be filled with townies and tourists alike, and packs its menu with inventive, decadent breakfast treats.

we liked the baked omelet, topped with high-quality swiss cheese and served with bev's very well-seasoned home fries.

the corned beef hash benedict was a precious plate to behold. while the hash is not house-made, it is high quality and well-crisped on the griddle, to activate all its flavors and maximize the sinfulness of this dish. the creamy, rich hollandaise sauce worked with the salty hash and the perfectly poached eggs in concert. those home fries, seasoned with garlic salt and paprika and griddled to a deep golden brown, were a terrific textural contrast.

every september. my wife and i, from illinois, spend two weeks in treasure island every year. one of the things we love about the ti & st. pete area is the great restaurants.beverly'sis the best breakfast you can get anywhere period. i could go on and on about the b&gravy, hash,and omlets. u just got to eat here!

the food atbeverly'swas ok - we had omelettes for breakfast - but the dining experience took nearly 90 minutes! ordered the grits instead of the breakfast potatoes, butbeverly'suses the slow-cook variety (which eventually were good), so they came a solid 15 minutes after the rest of our food (which itself took quite some time). one of the better breakfast diners in the area, but be sure you have plenty of time.

not much vegan, very accommodating.beverly'sdidn't have much on their menu that was strictly vegan but they had a number of vegetable dishes. they allowed me to mix and match to create a vegetable and bagel sandwich. while the vegetables weren't the freshest, i wouldn't expect that from a diner. the home fries were so good. the dishes were not overly sweet/greasy like a lot of breakfast places. my family enjoyed the waffles with blueberries and the fluffy blueberry pancakes.beverly'shas fresh orange and strawberry marmalade on the tables as well. not overly expensive. if you are in the st. pete beach area, skip the waffle house and try beverly's.

good!.beverly'shas an excellent variety of breakfast and lunch classics. the food isn't anything particularly groundbreaking but the prices are very decent and the location serves for the perfect spot to head before or after a day at the beach.

i ate breakfast with "beverly". over labor day weekend, our party of six was searching for a reasonably priced restaurant for breakfast. we decided on beverly at first because of the location (just down the road from our resort), but clearly, our taste buds were the real brainiacs; who would deny a full table and homemade marmalade isn't a good choice?

don't let the parking lot fool you; when you walk into thebeverly'syou are quickly aware that you have made the correct choice; with every table full, the slight wait (about 8 mins.) was not an issue, once our table was full of: crepes, french toast, bacon, and parsley topped biscuits and gravy. we were sold at first bite.

we would certainly go back in an instant.

absolutely heavenly.beverly'sis pretty popular.. with a line down the block if you don't get there early. great quality food, friendly & attentive service at a decent price. would definitely return and recommend to friends.

best breakfast by far!. i give it a five out of five! my family and i have been going to st. pete's beach for years and we just discoveredbeverly'son our visit last week. excellent food and reasonable prices. where else can you get a "hangover omlet" or a homemade croissant and crepe! btw, crepe was topped with fresh blueberries and whip cream! the pancake for 2.25 was bigger than the dinner plate it came on and enough to feed my hubby and two kids! sooo good!