Pine Avenue on Anna Maria Island: My Insider Guide

Updated: September 2026

If Bridge Street is lively and bustling, Pine Avenue is its laid-back, coastal-chic counterpart. This charming stretch near the City Pier feels polished but still beachy, with pastel storefronts and just enough activity to make it interesting without ever feeling crowded. It is the kind of place where you wander more than you plan.

No matter where you are in your vacation planning, Pine Avenue is a must-see stop on Anna Maria Island.


Getting There

Located on the northern end of Anna Maria Island, Pine Avenue runs from Gulf to Bay, making it one of the most scenic little streets on the island. You can easily explore the whole avenue on foot. The free Anna Maria Island trolley also stops right at the City Pier, at the end of the street, so a car is never really necessary. For the full rundown on routes and stops, my The Trolley on Anna Maria Island: My Insider Guide has everything you need to know.


Bayview Plaza

Right at the tip of Pine Avenue near the pier, Bayview Plaza is the natural first stop before heading west. You can mix a coffee break, a sweet treat, and a little shopping all in one spot. If you want the full story behind the landmark it sits beside, my History of the Anna Maria City Pier: My Insider Guide covers it in depth. The rest of Pine Avenue’s shops begin just past the plaza, heading west toward the Gulf.

Cool Beans AMI

Anna Maria island Cool Beans storefront
  • 101 South Bay Boulevard Unit A4
  • 941-896-4293
  • Daily · 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM

Cool Beans AMI is a craft coffee shop with a beautiful view of the Tampa Bay Inlet and the pier, serving coffee drinks, teas, Italian sodas, and food, along with a small selection of local art and souvenirs.

Island Fresh

  • 101 South Bay Boulevard
  • 941-779-0011
  • Daily · 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Island Fresh is a small coastal boutique with easy, wearable pieces. They carry lightweight dresses, casual tops, and accessories.

Two Scoops

Anna Maria Island Two Scoops Storefront
  • 101 South Bay Boulevard Unit A2
  • 941-779-2422
  • Daily · 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM

Two Scoops, an island favorite since 2007, is an ice cream parlor and coffee café known for its 32 flavors of homemade ice cream, along with breakfast, sandwiches, candy, and popcorn.

Two Sides of Nature

Anna Maria Island Two Sides of Nature
  • 101 South Bay Boulevard Unit A1
  • 941-779-2432
  • Daily · 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM

Two Sides of Nature offers colorful resort wear and it has been a Bayview Plaza anchor store for nearly 30 years.

Two Sides of Nature Too

  • 101 South Bay Boulevard Unit A6
  • 941-779-2432
  • Daily · 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM

The sister store to Two Sides of Nature, Two Sides of Nature Too completes the plaza with trendy styles, handbags, and accessories.


Shops

Pine Avenue has been called the “Greenest Little Main Street in America,” and its shops match that eco-conscious spirit. You will find boutiques, galleries, and specialty stores tucked into colorful cottages, with a mix of new arrivals and island institutions.

Roser Guild Thrift Shop

  • 511 Pine Avenue
  • 941-779-2733
  • Tuesday & Thursday · 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM
  • Saturday · 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM · seasonal hours

Run by volunteers from Roser Memorial Community Church this thrift shop is a favorite for anyone who loves a good treasure hunt. They sell gently used clothing, housewares, jewelry, and books.

Anna Maria General Store

Anna Maria Island Anna Maria General Store storefront
  • 503 Pine Avenue 
  • 941-779-9200
  • Monday – Saturday · 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM
  • Sunday · 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM

An island staple since the 1950s, this is the place to grab food, drinks, groceries, and beach sundries all in one stop. It is also a great spot to pick up picnic supplies before heading out for a day on the water. For the full rundown on everything this local staple offers, see my Island Living Made Easy with Anna Maria General Store guide.

Beach Bums

  • 427 Pine Avenue
  • 941- 778-3316
  • Daily · 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Beach Bums rents bikes, kayaks, paddleboards, and golf carts, or you can pick up beach essentials for the day, all from one convenient shop. If two wheels are more your speed, my Biking on Anna Maria Island: My Insider Guide has everything you need to know before you go.

Pineapple Marketplace

  • 425 Pine Avenue
  • 941-216-4226
  • Monday – Saturday · 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
  • Sunday · 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Pineapple Marketplace is a collective of vendors under one roof. The vendors showcase antiques, art, and island-inspired finds. Every visit turns up something a little different.

The Island Cabana

  • 403 Pine Avenue
  • 941-896-4946
  • Daily · 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM

The Island Cabana offers coastal-inspired fashion, jewelry, and accessories for anyone chasing that easy beach-day look. They also carry home accessories and baby items.

AMI Outfitters Coastal Gear & Men’s Apparel

Anna Maria Island AMI Outfitters
  • 401 Pine Avenue
  • 941-254-4996
  • Monday – Saturday · 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM

The island’s largest men’s sun-protective clothing collection lives here. They offer shirts, slacks, hats, along with a solid lineup of fishing gear. If you plan to put that gear to use, check out the fishing section of my Best Boat Tours and Charters on Anna Maria Island: My Insider Guide for the right charter to book while you are on the island.

Anna Maria Olive Oil Outpost

Anna Maria island Olive Oil Post
  • 401 Pine Avenue
  • 941-896-3132
  • Monday, Tuesday, Thrusday, and Friday · 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM
  • Saturday · 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Anna Maria Olive Oil Outpost specializes in premium olive oils, vinegars, cheeses and artisanal foods, perfect for elevating a meal or picking up a gift to bring home from the trip.

Flip Flop Shop & Candy Stop

  • 315 Pine Avenue
  • 941-779-0733
  • Daily 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Flip Flop Shop & Candy Stop is a fun stop for kids and adults alike, packed with candies, ice cream, and treats. It is an easy way to satisfy a sweet tooth partway through a stroll down Pine Avenue.

AMI Vibes

  • 313 Pine Avenue
  • Daily · 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM

AMI Vibes is a trendy beach boutique with stylish clothing, bikinis, and 18K gold-plated jewelry. You can design your own charm necklace, build a one-of-a-kind trucker hat, or book a permanent jewelry appointment with a friend.

Beach Blossom Studio

  • 313 C Pine Avenue
  • 941-451-7050
  • Daily · 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Beach Blossom Studio is a charming boutique highlighting handmade jewelry and artisan crafts inspired by the island’s natural beauty.

Shiny Fish Emporium

  • 306 Pine Avenue 
  • 941-896-9742
  • Monday – Friday · 10:00 AM to 5:30 PM
  • Saturday · 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
  • Sunday · 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Shiny Fish Emporium is a whimsical, 1950s beachy-themed shop packed with confections, crafts, toys, and home goods, plus the chance to paint your own sand dollar. It is a perfect stop if the weather turns, and pairs well with a few other ideas from my Rainy Day Activities on Anna Maria Island: My Insider Guide for filling out the rest of the day.

Island Charms

  • 218C Pine Avenue
  • 941-242-0253
  • Monday – Saturday · 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Island Charms is a jewelry, gift, and home accents boutique with a strong local reputation for permanent jewelry. Beyond the permanent jewelry counter, the shop carries a curated mix of locally made and designer jewelry, plus a selection of gifts and home accents.


The White Egret Corner

Right where Pine Avenue meets the Gulf, this corner marks the western end of the street, a fitting last stop before the beach takes over. Just beyond this corner, Pine Avenue gives way to the Gulf itself, the natural end point of the walk that started back at Bayview Plaza.

The White Egret

  • 10006 Gulf Drive
  • 941-778-3782
  • Monday – Saturday · 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
  • Sunday · 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM

The White Egret is full of coastal home accents, bedding, bath goods, candles, and linens, with a design team on staff.

The Egret’s Nest

  • 10010 Gulf Drive
  • 941-778-8406
  • Monday – Saturday · 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
  • Sunday · 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM

The Egret’s Nest completes the corner with ladies’ apparel and accessories, a nice stop for a beach-ready outfit before you head to the water.


Restaurants and Bars

Pine Avenue’s food scene leans casual and local, with everything from Tex-Mex and BBQ to fresh seafood and made-to-order donuts, all within a short stroll. For the full island picture, my Dining on Anna Maria Island: My Insider Guide covers even more spots beyond this street.

The Waterfront Restaurant

Anna Maria Island The Waterfront Restaurant
  • 111 Bay Boulevard South
  • 941-778-1515
  • Sunday – Thursday · 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM
  • Friday & Saturday · 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM

Just steps from Bayview Plaza, next door to Two Sides of Nature, The Waterfront Restaurant anchors the east end of Pine Avenue with sweeping views of Tampa Bay. Their seasonal menu leans into fresh Gulf seafood and New American classics.

Hometown Desserts

  • 507 Pine Avenue · Anna Maria
  • 941-896-3167
  • Monday – Friday · 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
  • Saturday · 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM

One of the island’s best bakeries, Hometown Desserts turns out mouth-watering fresh-made cakes, cupcakes, brownies, cake pops, and cookies. For more of the island’s best sweet spots, my Best Bakeries on Anna Maria Island: My Insider Guide has the rest of the list.

Dips Ice Cream

anna maria island dips
  • 503 Pine Avenue
  • 941-778-1706
  • Daily · 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM

Dips is a classic ice cream shop, conveniently located right next to the Anna Maria General Store. For more scoop-worthy spots across the island, my Best Ice Cream on Anna Maria Island: My Insider Guide covers the rest of the favorites.

Northend the Coffee Boutique

Anna Maria Island Northend Coffee
  • 501 Pine Avenue
  • Monday – Saturday · 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM
  • Sunday · 8:30 AM to 11:00 AM

Northend is a newer addition to the Anna Maria coffee scene. It sits at the north end of the island with a coastal, boutique feel, think curated goods and coastal living alongside your latte. For more of the island’s best cups, my Best Coffee Spots on Anna Maria Island: My Insider Guide rounds out the list.

Rock N Eggroll

  • 425 Pine Avenue · inside Pineapple Marketplace
  • 239-272-3493
  • Friday – Tuesday · 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Eggroll puts a unique twist on global flavors, serving them up in bite-size, crunchy eggroll form with rice or noodles. Menu highlights include Filipino lumpia, teriyaki and BBQ eggrolls, Korean noodles, and even a cheesecake eggroll for dessert.

AM I Coconuts

  • 419 Pine Avenue · Anna Maria
  • 877-264-6887
  • Monday – Wednesday · 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
  • Thursday – Sunday · 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM

AM I Coconuts is a tropical drink shop famous for its fresh coconut creations. From classic coconut water to inventive flavored twists, every drink is a refreshing island treat. AM I Coconuts even delivers right to the sand, so you never have to leave your spot for a cool refreshment.

gRub Tropical BBQ

Anna maria island gRub restaurant
  • 415 Pine Avenue
  • 941-900-2874
  • Monday – Saturday · 11:00 AM to 8:30 PM
  • Happy Hour · Monday – Saturday · 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM

gRub offers fast-casual smoked BBQ with a fresh, modern spin. For more of the island’s best smoked and grilled fare. See my Best Barbeque on Anna Maria Island: My Insider Guide for the full list.

Brewed Monday

  • 415 Pine Avenue · Anna Maria
  • 941-716-7724
  • Monday – Sunday · 7:30 AM to 11:30 AM

Brewed Monday is a veteran-owned specialty coffee company working directly with farmers at the source. It shares its Pine Avenue location with gRUB Tropical BBQ, so coffee and barbecue are only a few steps apart.

Pizza Social

  • 308 Pine Avenue
  • 941-251-4070
  • Wednesday – Monday · 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM

Pizza Social is a casual spot serving wood-fired pizza and salads. For more of the island’s best slices, my Best Pizza on Anna Maria Island: My Insider Guide has the rest of the lineup.

North Shore Cafe

Anna Maria Island - North Shore Cafe
  • 304 Pine Avenue
  • 941-900-2671
  • Monday & Wednesday – Friday · 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM
  • Saturday & Sunday · 7:30 AM to 3:00 PM

A healthier stop on the street, North Shore Cafe serves handcrafted espresso drinks, teas, and smoothies, plus acai bowls, avocado toast, and sandwiches. Their outdoor seating overlooks a small waterfront inlet. Beer, wine, and mimosas round out the menu for anyone in the mood for a brunch-forward stop. Their mural has also become a favorite photo stop, covered in my Best Instagram Spots on Anna Maria Island: My Insider Guide.

Poppo’s Taqueria

Anna Maria Island Poppos
  • 212 C Pine Avenue
  • 941-254-7941
  • Daily · 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM

Poppo’s Taqueria serves Mexican street food with a San Francisco Mission District influence. Their tacos, burritos, quesadillas, and bowls offer plenty of options to customize. For more of the island’s best Mexican fare, my Mexican Restaurants on Anna Maria Island: My Insider Guide has the full roundup.

The Donut Experiment

Anna Maria Island Donut Experience
  • 210 Pine Avenue 
  • 941-896-3172
  • Daily · 7:00 AM to 1:00 PM

The Donut Experiment serves up made-to-order cake donuts with playful topping combinations.


Activities

While many visitors come to Pine Avenue for the shops and restaurants, there’s more to explore just steps away.

Anna Maria City Pier

currently under renovation

A historic pier where you can fish, watch the sunset, or grab a bite at the on-pier restaurant. It is also a trolley stop, so it fits neatly into a car-free day on the island. For the full story behind this landmark, my History of the Anna Maria City Pier: My Insider Guide covers it in depth.

City Pier Park

Right at the corner of Pine Avenue and South Bay Boulevard, caddy corner to the pier itself, City Pier Park has a small playground, a nice stop if you have young kids along and want to let them run off some energy before or after walking the pier. The park also hosts a farmers market on Tuesday mornings, worth timing your visit around if you enjoy browsing local produce and goods while you are in the area.

Anna Maria Island Historical Society

  • 402 Pine Avenue
  • 941-778-0492
  • check website for hours

A small museum covering the island’s early settlers, housed in the old island ice house, with the historic Anna Maria Jail nearby.


Coastal Close

Exploring Pine Avenue is less about checking off stops and more about soaking in the atmosphere. Between the coastal cottages, curated shops, easy walkability, and the pier waiting at the end of the street, it captures the softer, more elegant side of Anna Maria Island, a spot you visit once and then return to every trip out of habit. For a livelier pace on the same island, my Bridge Street on Anna Maria Island: My Insider Guide is worth exploring too.

— izzy