Pass-a-Grille Beach

"Gorgeous Beach. At this time, it's February, and there is absolutely no whiff of red tide or any kind of funk for that matter. Water was clear, very cold and refreshing. Busy, but not too crowded. Peaceful and not trashy. Parking was plentiful, but a little pricey and competitive around 2:30 on a Saturday, to be expected. Wait another hour, and you can park with ease, and behold a gorgeous orange sunset."

"I've always called Pass-a-Grille the "sleepy" beach. Very relaxing, small town vibes. A warm and inviting community. One of my favorite beaches to stop and watch the sunset. It's grown in popularity over the years, appropriately so! Please respect the wildlife and nature restoration."

"Perfectly embodies an Old Florida feel. Sweet and intimate beachfront and gorgeous small town vibe. Walking the little shops was a treat. If you’re tired of congested beaches and want something more cozy and sincere, the is the place to look."

"I took my son and his wife and my 1 year old grandson here. They loved it. There were so many shells. The beach is beautiful white quartz sand. There are tons of shells here. I will start coming here on Fridays after work for sure."

"One of my favorite beaches to visit near Tampa. Paradise Grille can be found near 10th Ave and Gulf Way for drinks on the beach and a bathroom. If you don’t arrive before 10am it gets crowded fast!! Not a deep shoreline so space is occupied quick. Public Parking from 21st Ave all the way down to 1st. Assortment of restaurants and shops not far from the beach, and also within a mile and a half walk of the Don Cesar (worth checking out if you haven’t been or seen before)."