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Pete’s Bagels opens larger Grand Central shop at former Good Intentions

The St. Petersburg flagship is now listed at 1900 First Avenue South, with daily morning and lunch hours.

Pete’s Bagels opens larger Grand Central shop at former Good Intentions
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Pete’s Bagels has opened its new Grand Central flagship at 1900 First Avenue South in St. Petersburg. I Love the Burg reported the debut October 6, and Pete’s own website now lists the address with daily hours of 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The shop moved from 2361 First Avenue South into the former Good Intentions space. The larger building provides more room for both the kitchen and customers, according to the local publication’s opening report.

The move also brings back Pete’s General Store, the report says. For customers heading to the flagship, the business’s current location listing points to First Avenue South’s 1900 block.

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