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St. Petersburg has a Beach Drive bar scene built for visitors and a completely different bar culture for locals. This is the latter — from a dive open since 1950 to a Kenwood neighborhood watering hole open until 3am.
Walk west from the downtown waterfront on Central Avenue and somewhere around 16th Street the city changes register. The buildings drop to one and two stories, the awnings start advertising vinyl and vintage Levi's, and a four-story mural of a heron or a stag or a woman with butt
