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Posted on 6/10/19 at 7:21 am to JakeMik
So, for beaches you have Clearwate/St Pete Beach as the closest. If willing to push a bit further then Siesta Key is an option too.
In terms of attractions, the beaches are a big draw. The Florida Aquarium, Busch Gardens or the Lowry Park Zoo are fun; but, with school out they will be packed.
Tampa is well known for its craft beer scene. Cigar City Brewing, Angry Chair, 7venth Sun and more. Lots of great choices in the area. If you are into cigars they can be found in Ybor City for sure.
In terms of food Tampa has made huge strides in the past year or so. Check out Armature Works, an old abandoned warehouse used for servicing the trolleys a century ago. It now houses a dozen restaurants in an open seating food hall environment. It’s at the northernmost end of the Riverwalk which makes for an enjoyable stroll into the Amalie arena Sparksman Wharf area.
Some dining options...
Bern’s - most iconic restaurant in Tampa. Classic steakhouse
Columbia - oldest in the City. Occupies a full city block. Traditional Spanish/Cuban cuisine
Ichicoro - Ramen
El Puerto - Argentinian grub
King of the Coop - Nashville style hot chicken
Bodega - among the best Cuban Sammie’s in the City
Wright’s Gourmet House - deli/bakery
Yummy House - Best Chinese in the City
Sa Ri One - Korean BBQ
Nico’s Arepas - Venezuelan grub
In terms of attractions, the beaches are a big draw. The Florida Aquarium, Busch Gardens or the Lowry Park Zoo are fun; but, with school out they will be packed.
Tampa is well known for its craft beer scene. Cigar City Brewing, Angry Chair, 7venth Sun and more. Lots of great choices in the area. If you are into cigars they can be found in Ybor City for sure.
In terms of food Tampa has made huge strides in the past year or so. Check out Armature Works, an old abandoned warehouse used for servicing the trolleys a century ago. It now houses a dozen restaurants in an open seating food hall environment. It’s at the northernmost end of the Riverwalk which makes for an enjoyable stroll into the Amalie arena Sparksman Wharf area.
Some dining options...
Bern’s - most iconic restaurant in Tampa. Classic steakhouse
Columbia - oldest in the City. Occupies a full city block. Traditional Spanish/Cuban cuisine
Ichicoro - Ramen
El Puerto - Argentinian grub
King of the Coop - Nashville style hot chicken
Bodega - among the best Cuban Sammie’s in the City
Wright’s Gourmet House - deli/bakery
Yummy House - Best Chinese in the City
Sa Ri One - Korean BBQ
Nico’s Arepas - Venezuelan grub
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