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Ted Peters Famous Smoked Fish

The guide was updated: 2024-09-26

Ted Peters is a local favorite between mainland St. Petersburg and the Gulf beaches. Famous for its unique smoked fish spread, many diners swing by just to pick some up to augment their own meals or have on hand for snacks. Don’t expect white tablecloths here, as you will probably be sitting on a bench outside. One of the best local secrets in the St. Petersburg area.

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Address: 1350 Pasadena Avenue South, St. Petersburg
More Info: Not pet-friendly. Cash only.
Opening hours: Wed–Mon 11:30am–7:30pm, Tue closed
Website: www.tedpetersfish.com
Phone: +1 727 381 7931

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