You Are Where You Work - Station House St Pete

260 1st Avenue South, , St. Petersburg,, FL 33701

4 926 reviews
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Station House is dedicated to providing a comfortable, yet dynamic environment in which our guests can interact socially or professionally, work or co-work quietly, enjoy food, drinks and entertainment, and relax peacefully.

Our entrance is located up the stairs and through the double glass doors. Once inside, please head to our front desk to check in, which is located towards the back of the main level, to the left of TeBella, the coffee bar.

Outdoor areas
Standing desks
Bike storage
Kitchen
Parking

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You Are Where You Work - Station House St Pete

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Available Workspaces

  • Day Pass

    from $25/day

Business hours

Monday

from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm

Tuesday

from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm

Wednesday

from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm

Thursday

from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm

Friday

from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm

Saturday

Closed

Sunday

Closed

260 1st Avenue South, , St. Petersburg,, FL 33701

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Walk & ride

  • Walk score

    97/100

    Walker's Paradise

  • Transit score

    56/100

    Good Transit

  • Bike score

    95/100

    Biker's Paradise

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Reviews

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1

nishant narula

May 17 2026

We went to Good Fortune for dinner. It had good reviews and the food looked great from the pictures. We walked in as a group of four with our toddler. They asked if we had a reservation, and we didn't. Surprisingly, even though the restaurant was mostly empty, they told us it was full. We were seated outside, right next to the kitchen exhaust, and it was disgusting. The server came over and we decided to order: Boba Thai Tea, Salmon Nachos, Crispy Brussel Sprouts, Drunken Noodles, Ube Cake, Big Buddha Sushi Roll, and Japanese Milk Bread. The service was surprisingly fast, and we got our order, Crispy Brussels Sprouts and Japanese Milk Bread in just a minute. However, the Brussels Sprouts weren't hot or crispy, and the Japanese Milk Bread was disappointing. We also got Salmon Nachos, Big Buddha Sushi Roll, Drunken Noodles and Ube Cake also quickly. The Salmon Nachos were pretty disappointing - they were basically just salmon on nachos. We also had to send back the Drunken Noodles because they weren't cooked the way we like them. But honestly, the Big Buddha Sushi Roll was definitely the best thing we ate. The rolls were made really well and had a nice crispy texture. Honestly, our whole experience at the restaurant was pretty disappointing. The server didn't even come back after taking our order to clear plates or refill drinks.

5

Sponatola BeatFanatic

May 17 2026

Great food and nice vibes!! 👌

1

Shruti Kharkar

May 12 2026

We came here expecting a good meal based on the reviews, but we got served with some racial profiling instead. Never had such experience before in any other restaurants here in the US except for this one. To make matters worse, we were questioned about a reservation despite the restaurant being nearly empty, then seated outside with barely any attention from staff - no refills, no plate clearing, nothing. The Crispy Brussels sprouts arrived cold, soggy, and far from crispy, and the drunken noodles were overwhelmingly salty, only thing you got drunk was on Salty sauce. They didnt charge us for the drunken noodles since we couldn’t consume it.

1

Nishad Kharkar

May 10 2026

It's one of those restaurants who are going to say "we're fully booked and can't seat you" with 80% of open tables - to a party of 4 with an infant and offer an outdoor table with the kitchen exhaust choking you to death. Then proceeding to seat a party of girls from the caucus mountains right behind us. Felt pretty racist. This esteemed establishment then proceeded to offer below average service and the food? Yeah I'm better off having McDonald's than eating here. The only good thing was the Buddha Roll. I don't know what these folks are about the ube cake. It looked like a cake you give your pet. Hard pass.

5

daniel lackey

May 09 2026

Fantastic food. Atmosphere of this place is top tier. Our server was very fast and attentive will definitely be back.

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