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A charming wine window, buchette del vino, debuts inside a historic arcade in St. Pete

a person orders from a small wine window
The inspiration for Crislip's new wine window - visited during a trip to Tuscany by owner Jennifer, and cafe manager Melia.

The Crislip Café has added a touch of Tuscany to the heart of St. Pete with the debut of its buchette del vino—a charming wine window inspired by Florence’s rich history. Nestled in the historic Crislip Arcade (645 Central Ave), this one-of-a-kind feature invites visitors to indulge in a sip of European elegance.

buchette del vino is a small arched window, traditionally built into the walls of aristocratic palaces in Florence. These unique openings, often ornate and no more than 12 inches tall, were once used to pass wine to locals and travelers alike. Crislip Café’s owner, Jennifer, and her daughter Melia, who manages the café, fell in love with the tradition during a recent trip to Tuscany. They decided to bring this enchanting concept back to Pinellas County, blending it seamlessly with the historic charm of the Crislip Arcade.

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A harming wine window arrives off Central Avenue

Guests can now enjoy wine, champagne, or even mocktails served through this delightful window with a modern and nostalgic flair. Whether you’re strolling along Central Avenue or seeking a taste of old-world charm, the café’s wine window promises an unforgettable experience.

Raise a glass, explore the beauty of the arcade, and experience the Crislip Café’s newest addition—a little window into Tuscany, right in the heart of St. Pete.

This venue also includes a shop supporting dozens of local makers/artists, and a beautiful coffee shop. Follow them on Instagram to learn more.

PS This window is serving a Butterbeer Dirty Soda mocktail that you need to try ASAP.

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