My Rich Uncle, a retro lounge and nightclub located at 260 1st Ave N, is now open in downtown St. Pete. This venue, which has transformed the former 260 First space, is an “unforgettable time machine of throwback classics and style.” This new concept is by Forward Hospitality Group, the makers of Good Night John Boy and Welcome to the Farm.
This brand new venture is designed to impress with its state-of-the-art sound system, providing a perfect backdrop for guests to dance the night away. The chic atmosphere is enhanced by captivating laser light shows that color the dance floor.
An elegant new retro lounge
The retro lounge and nightclub will operate special holiday hours this week. It will be open Wednesday, July 3 through Saturday, July 6 from 8pm to 3am. Regular hours will be 8pm-3am on Fridays and Saturdays.
It offers a sophisticated setting for guests to enjoy high-end spirits in an environment that blends comfort and class. After 10:30pm, the venue transforms into an “opulent nightclub,” write the owners, featuring VIP sofas and refined decor, catering to those looking for a more exclusive nightlife experience. VIP tables are available to book in advance at 727-200-1979.
In addition to its regular hours, My Rich Uncle is available for private parties and corporate events. The venue’s luxurious ambiance makes it an ideal choice for hosting celebrations or business functions. Those interested in booking an event can call 727-200-1979.
Tantalizing cocktails to enjoy in downtown St. Pete
Must-try drinks include:
- Old Fashioned: bourbon, simple syrup, aromatic and black walnut bitters
- The Martini: chilled to perfection Haku vodka or Plymouth gin, and dry vermouth
- Mai Tai: rhum clement VSOP, plantation original dark rum, orange curacao lime juice, and orgeat
- Light My Fire: jalapeño infused tequila, Cointreau, guava syrup, coconut cream, lime and pineapple juice
- Mile High Martini Shot: served on a gold saucer, vodka, maraschino liqueur, Violette, lemon juice
Follow My Rich Uncle on Instagram for more teasers of the venue.
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