A haven for St. Pete sugar-lovers is coming soon to 667 Central Avenue—and it’s all thanks to Sorrento Sweets. The space was formerly home to Brew D Licious, a beloved coffee shop and 600 block staple for nine years before their closure in April amid COVID-19 struggles. The owners of Sorrento Sweets realize they have big shoes to fill, but couldn’t be more excited to join the downtown St. Pete community.
"As a Tampa Bay local, I've always loved St. Pete’s passion for coffee and support of small businesses," says Managing Parter Joseph Kelly. “Sorrento Sweets is ecstatic about bringing its authentic Italian desserts and coffee to St. Petersburg after looking for over a year for the perfect location."
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