St. Petersburg's food section holds 2 curated guides with 12 verified entries each. The restaurants guide is built around full-service dining, and the cafes guide picks up the daytime side. Both reached the 12-entry cap, so the underlying research turned up more candidates than either shortlist could accommodate. The 12 entries in each guide give a visitor working material for several days of eating out.
Open the restaurants guide first if you're planning evening meals. Its 12 entries can carry a 5-night itinerary without repeating. The cafes guide is better suited for daytime. Browse it the morning of, pick from the 12 entries, and you'll likely find something that fits. Between the 2 guides, a week-long visit stays covered.
August in St. Petersburg averages 32°C with 23 rain days. September drops to 30°C with 19 rain days. Pick your spot from the 2 guides before you head out, not after the first downpour sends you searching.
August's 23 rain days and 32°C highs in St. Petersburg make pre-planned dining stops more practical than wandering between showers.