Harvey's 4th Street Grill
The Experience
Harvey's 4th Street Grill has been a St. Petersburg institution since 1984, and with good reason. The restaurant has built its reputation on one unwavering commitment: serving only Gulf red grouper, delivered whole daily from local fishermen. That dedication has resulted in more than two million grouper sandwiches served — a number that speaks for itself.
The interior tells a story of Old St. Pete, decorated with doors and fixtures salvaged from historic local hotels including the Vinoy, the Soreno, and the Albermarle. It's the kind of place where the walls have character and the regulars have their favorite seats. Beyond the famous grouper, the menu features quality steaks, fresh seafood, and a popular weekend brunch. The monthly Full Moon Party has become a beloved tradition, featuring live Maine lobster and entertainment that draws crowds from across the city. Harvey's isn't just a restaurant — it's a St. Pete time capsule.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Harvey's 4th Street Grill known for? expand_more
Harvey's is famous for its Gulf red grouper sandwiches — the restaurant has served over two million of them since opening in 1984. They use only Gulf red grouper delivered whole daily from local fishermen.
What is the Full Moon Party at Harvey's? expand_more
Harvey's hosts a monthly Full Moon Party featuring live Maine lobster and entertainment. It has become one of St. Pete's most beloved recurring events.
What are Harvey's 4th Street Grill hours? expand_more
Harvey's is open Monday through Wednesday from 11:30 AM to 9 PM, Thursday and Friday from 11:30 AM to 10 PM, Saturday from 9 AM to 10 PM, and Sunday from 9 AM to 9 PM. Weekend brunch is available Saturday and Sunday mornings.
Does Harvey's 4th Street Grill serve brunch? expand_more
Yes — Harvey's serves brunch on Saturdays and Sundays starting at 9 AM, featuring a full breakfast and brunch menu alongside their regular lunch offerings.
What makes the décor at Harvey's special? expand_more
Much of the restaurant's décor comes from historic St. Pete hotels including the Vinoy, the Soreno, and the Albermarle, plus doors from the historic Sunshine School in St. Pete Beach.
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