We ate here over spring break. It is the cutest place and the menu looks appealing. My dinner of Triggerfish with blueberries was rather bland. My husband had fettuccine with shrimp and didn't like the sauce. My daughter thought it tasted like beer or wine. We had really high hopes for this place. I thought maybe we simply ordered the wrong things, but judging by other comments here that wasn't the case. I'd go back sometime and try something simple, like grilled grouper. Two my of kids had that and liked it. The house salad was good and very fresh.

Have just returned from a 2 week stay at The Sirata no complaints at all.

As far as eating out is concerned forget the rest Oyster Shucker, not far from The Sirata, is the best.

As the name suggests mainly seafood with a hint of meat.All very reasonably priced, pretty busy, but worth the wait.

Eric Boyle
Scotland

Took guests from out of town and was very disapointed at the food, prices, and service

We took a large group to The Oyster Shucker in mid-April. It was overpriced and the food was disappointing, to say the least. Two people in our party ordered shrimp cocktails and ended up sending them back because the shrimp had a bad taste -- I suspect that it was a long way from fresh. We ordered the grouper special for our meal and the grouper smelled and tasted very fishy, unlike any grouper that I have ever had. Again, I suspect that it was not fresh.

My recommendation is that you stay away from this restaurant. There are many other, better choices in St. Pete.