Tucked between Clearwater and St. Pete, Largo punches above its weight with old-Florida seafood joints, beloved breakfast spots, and low-key international kitchens.
Expect fresh catch, Cuban sandwiches, and plenty of key lime pie.
Roosterfish Grill
Roosterfish is a neighborhood standby for unfussy, fresh seafood.
Blackened grouper sandwiches are moist with a well-spiced crust, while the seafood pasta loads up on shrimp, scallops, and a garlicky white wine sauce.
Daily catch boards keep things seasonal, and the hushpuppies with honey butter are a sleeper hit.
It’s casual, quick, and consistently good—exactly what weeknights call for.
German Bistro 2
A cozy treasure for homey Bavarian fare, German Bistro 2 feels like dining in someone’s living room—if that someone is a phenomenal cook.
Schnitzel arrives crisp and thin, spaetzle is buttery and tender, and the sauerbraten brings tangy depth with pillowy potato dumplings.
Save room for apple strudel or Black Forest cake, and pair your meal with a German lager for the full effect.
Service is warm and genuinely welcoming.
Rumba Island Bar & Grill
Think island vibes and rum-fueled sunsets.
Rumba leans Caribbean-Florida with jerk-seasoned proteins, coconut rice, and rum cocktails that go down easy.
The Havana Cobb salad stacked with plantains and avocado is a refreshing surprise, while the conch fritters and peel-and-eat shrimp make sharing simple.
Live music on select nights keeps the energy up without overwhelming conversation.
Savanh of Laos
A local favorite for Southeast Asian comfort, Savanh delivers fragrant curries, bright papaya salads, and smoky grilled meats.
The laap (larb) is herbaceous and limey, the khao poon is rich with coconut and red curry, and sticky rice is essential for scooping.
It’s a great option when you want bold flavor without heavy sauces, and spice levels are customizable.
Lenny’s Restaurant
A classic New York–style deli breakfast transplanted to Florida, Lenny’s draws Largo residents for bagels, blintzes, potato pancakes, and corned beef hash done right.
The Danish basket that lands on the table is legendary—flaky, buttery, and dangerous if you plan to order big.
It’s busy, loud, and lovable, with service that keeps the coffee hot and the orders moving.
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