Patrona Coastal Café at 13090 Gandy Boulevard North serves small-batch coffee from Huehuetenango, Guatemala, with breakfast and lunch, a patio, and boat docks.
- Setting
- Tampa Bay waterfront and outdoor patio
- Coffee
- Small-batch Guatemalan coffee
- Amenities listed
- Pet friendly, Wi-Fi and boat docks
The coffee has a stated origin
Patrona identifies its beans as coming from Huehuetenango, Guatemala, and describes a small-batch roasting approach. Start with the current café menu if you want a prepared drink; the separate coffee shop also offers beans for home use. Breakfast and lunch are part of the café experience.
Choose it for the waterfront setting
The venue lists a patio, pet-friendly visiting, Wi-Fi and docks for boaters. Those are useful distinctions when comparing places, but they do not guarantee a table, an available berth or connection speed. Check arrival details directly if coming by boat.
Plan for the Gandy location
This address is in the Gandy waterfront area, away from the downtown café cluster. Treat it as its own destination when planning travel time. For a downtown coffee-and-wine combination, compare Book + Bottle; for a Gulf beach café, compare Grove in St. Pete Beach.
Questions before you go
Is Patrona on St. Pete Beach?
No. Its address is on Gandy Boulevard North in St. Petersburg, on the Tampa Bay waterfront.
Does Patrona offer more than drinks?
Yes. The café advertises breakfast and lunch alongside coffee.
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Sources & updates
Published information reviewed September 29, 2026. Menu examples describe the reviewed sources; current availability and prices belong to the venue. Planning suggestions are editorial guidance, not a firsthand visit report.