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6 Explore fascinating museums throughout Tampa and St. Pete. Let our story guide you through some of our favorites, hidden gems of Tampa Bay.
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ESSENTIALS Editor’s Note 3 Calendar 4 One Block One Day 16 Traveling with Pets 17 Maps 28 Parting Shot 32
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What’s better than amazing food and drink? Pairing them with the perfect sunset. We share some great spots to indulge in this simple ritual.
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Discover Ybor City as you dine on authentic Cuban fare, shop for hand-rolled cigars and sample craft brews in the heart of Tampa.
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ou’ve chosen a terrific time to visit the Tampa Bay area. I’ll let you in on a little secret: The months of November through March are the reason we all live here. Our beautiful sunshine is still abundant, but with more comfortable temperatures, it’s the perfect time to enjoy all our area has to offer, from water sports and beach strolls to outdoor markets and festivals. You’ll fi nd a myriad of options. In this issue, we are so happy to reintroduce our calendar of events happening over the next few months (p. 4). With holiday happenings, like Enchant Christmas taking place at Tropicana Field (shown above), to plays, world-class sports (Go, Bucs!), races, festivals and more, there’s always something exciting happening here. Looking to get your culture fi x while in town? You may not know that the Tampa Bay area is home to many museums that celebrate everything from art to history to innovation. From St. Pete’s art district to Tampa Bay’s History Center, discover a pastime that’s every bit as intriguing as our beautiful beaches. Read more in our story about some of our favorites (p. 6), and then make your plans to explore. Th is time of year, we also love to indulge in one of life’s greatest pleasures: outdoor dining. Read all about the spots you can’t miss in our story on the area’s greatest dining views (p. 12). After that, be sure to save some time to visit Ybor City. Our handy guide to this historic enclave (p. 16) will show you the way. Whatever you decide to do while visiting, we’re really glad that you’re here. Stay safe, and enjoy.
BROOKE FEHR Editor, Where Tampa Bay
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Dazzling Enchant Christmas transports visitors to a sparkling winter wonderland, complete with a fun ice-skating trail, beautiful Christmas light maze ( find all nine reindeer), children’s play area, and shops and food areas. Meet Santa, browse the local vendors’ Christmas Market for holiday gifts, and stop for a bite to eat, or get a holiday-themed drink at the Ice Bar. Ice-skating is free with your ticket, and you can rent a pair of skates at the event. enchantchristmas.com
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START YOUR ENGINES FEBRUARY 25-27, 2022, FIRESTONE GRAND PRIX, ST. PETERSBURG
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Get your adrenaline racing at the season-opening Firestone Grand Prix on St. Petersburg’s downtown streets and waterfront. This exciting four-day experience brings visitors from around the world annually to enjoy the inaugural event of the NTT IndyCar open-car racing season. Expect to see famous drivers and other athletes, pick up an autograph or two, and enjoy plenty of live entertainment, tasty festival fare, beer gardens and activities for all ages. Tickets may be limited daily. gpstpete.com
8 GREAT THINGS THIS SEASON Gasparilla Pirate Fest
Jan. 22, 29; Feb. 26 Let the rollicking fun commence! Top annual pirate invasion events include Gasparilla Children’s Parade Jan. 22, Gasparilla Pirate Fest Jan. 29, and Gasparilla Outbound Voyage Feb. 26. gasparillapiratefest.com
FIRESTONE GRAND PRIX
Summer: The Donna Summer Muscial
Jan. 11-16 Top hits and high-energy dance moves make Summer: The Donna Summer Musical a must-see retelling of the diva’s life and career. strazcenter.org Frozen
March 23-April 3 Fans of Elsa, Anna, Olaf, Kristoff and Sven will love this Broadway touring musical, which includes seven songs from the Disney megahit, plus 12 new songs. Recommended for ages 6 and older. strazcenter.org Tampa Bay Lightning
Through Apr. 26 Can the Bolts do it again? Follow the NHL champs
at home games as they pursue a third consecutive Stanley Cup championship. amaliearena.com
at this second-annual downtown event. dtspsongwritersfestival.com
Breaking Boundaries
Nov. 22-Jan. 16 Root for the Super Bowl 55 champs at home games, as Tom Brady, Rob Gronkowski and the Bucs seek a repeat in their grab for the Super Bowl ring. raymondjamesstadium.com
Through Jan. 2 The Woman Who Broke Boundaries: Photographer Lee Miller features portraits of important writers and artists, plus images of the liberation of Paris and Germany at the end of WWII. thedali.org DTSP Songwriters Festival
Nov. 5-7 Enjoy free acoustic performances by Even Stevens, Chris Barron and Kristian Bush’s Dark Waters band and a lineup of over 100 acoustic singer/songwriters from all over the country
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Florida State Fair Feb. 10-21 Admission includes expo exhibits, agricultural events, music acts, circus and thrill shows and more. Amusement rides, midway games and food items are not included. Parking at the Florida State Fairgrounds is free. floridastatefair.com
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Tampa and St. Petersburg are home to exceptional, can’t-miss art and history museums that provide a feast for your eyes, mind and imagination. Prehistoric Florida and Bronze Age pieces rub shoulders with modern-day art depicting the Wild West, gleaming antique automobiles and stunning Chihuly glass sculptures. Steep yourself in beauty and history at Tampa Bay’s top museums. LYNN WAALKES
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ART MUSEUMS You’d expect a museum dedicated to surrealist Salvador Dalí to be innovative, and The Dalí Museum meets all expectations. Named one of the world’s 10 most interesting museums by Architectural Digest, the museum showcases Dalí’s genius in its architecture, including a geodesic glass bubble that features 1,062 triangular glass panels, a helical staircase and exterior Avant-garden. Inside, view selections from more than 2,400 Dalí works. Download the free museum app and view an augmented reality version of eight Dalí masterpieces. thedalí.org
Boasting a collection of more than 14,000 objects, the Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg covers almost 5,000 years of civilization and art from every part of the globe. The MFA includes masterpieces from Monet, Rodin, O’Keeffe, De Kooning and others, a sculpture garden, glass gallery and photography collections. Upcoming exhibits include a display of American quilts circa 1800-1930 (through Jan. 23, 2022) and art photography of the 1970s (through April 3, 2022). mfastpete.org Go West at the James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art, which captivates guests with its stellar collec-
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“wow” experience. After visiting the Chihuly collection, explore the galleries of the Morean Arts Center across the street to view works by emerging and acclaimed artists. Check online for a schedule of glass blowing demonstrations at the Morean Glass Studio and Hot Shop. moreanartscenter.org Can’t get enough of art glass sculptures? The Imagine Museum displays approximately 500 exceptional studio art glass works at a time from the Trish Joy Collection of over 1,500 contemporary works. Explore the American Studio Glass Movement, a group of renowned artists that showcase themes related to the properties of glass. Temporary exhibits include the monumental glass sculptures of Dutch artist Peter Bremers (through Jan. 16, 2022) and “Contemporary European Masters” (through December 2021). imaginemuseum.com
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tion of art, sculpture, jewelry and artifacts. Eight galleries cover various aspects of Western art: landscapes, the early West, native life, native artists, jewelry, the frontier, the new West and wildlife. While most of the collection is by contemporary artists, the Early West Gallery displays art by Frederic Remington, Charles M. Russell and New Mexico’s Taos Society of Artists. Traveling exhibitions include “Warhol’s West” (through Jan. 9, 2022), which explores Andy Warhol’s fascination with the American West. thejamesmuseum.org A 20-foot sculpture welcomes you with a promise of a visual feast at the Morean Art Center Chihuly Collection. The permanent collection of glass sculptures by renowned artist Dale Chihuly includes dazzling large-scale works and popular series. Galleries display the glass sculptures to their best effect to create a
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HISTORY AND SPECIALTY MUSEUMS Blending art and history, the Henry B. Plant Museum, housed in the 1891 Tampa Bay Hotel, opens the world of Victorian resort opulence to visitors. Also home to the University of Tampa, this striking hotel is a National
Historic Landmark. Immerse yourself in Florida’s early tourist industry as you take in its original furnishings and an eclectic mix of 1890s art, sculptures, ceramics, clocks and more. Catch the “When the Train Comes Along” exhibit (through Dec. 23, 2021), which explores
the impact of Booker T. Washington at the Tampa Bay Casino in 1912. The Plant Museum is free to active-duty military and their families. plantmuseum.com Satisfy your curiosity about Tampa Bay’s origins at the Tampa Bay History Center, set on Tampa’s picturesque Riverwalk. From
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Florida’s original inhabitants some 10,000 years ago to Tampa Bay’s development as a major port city, the museum provides a fascinating look at the region’s history and culture. Admire Seminole crafts, learn the story of immigrants who helped shape “Cigar City,” and see two different perspectives on the Second Seminole War. Map lovers will
want to visit the Touchton Map Library/Florida Center for Cartographic Education’s comprehensive map collections of Florida. tampabayhistorycenter.org Gleaming beauties of the early years of automobile innovation sit proudly on display at the Tampa Bay Automobile Museum. Vintage vehicles showcase their creators’ exceptional skill in engi-
neering and design. Each vehicle was chosen based on its impact on the evolution of the automobile. Get to know the inventors who changed our world through science and innovation. The museum makes a side jaunt in one wing, where you’ll find vintage European posters featuring early 1900s cinema, political and entertainment themes. tbauto.org
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Best Sunset Views in Tampa Bay Skies the color of cotton-candy pink and mandarin orange set the scene for fun, as day slips into night over Tampa Bay. Rooftop bars and outdoor lounges tucked into unexpected enclaves lure spectators nightly for a front row seat, as a picturesque cocktail celebrates the conclusion of another fabulous day. Here are some choice spots to visit when you want to soak in the sun’s last few spectacular rays. MARISA LANGFORD
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This Tampa rooftop lounge only opens in the late afternoon and does not offer reservations, so plan to arrive early to secure a spot near the edge or a larger table for your group. The trendy bar offers tropically inspired cocktails with fresh ingredients and light bites and is situated in a perfect location to view the sunset, atop of one of Tampa’s hottest food halls, Armature Works.
If viewing the sunset is a family affair, Ulele is the place to be. Opt for the outdoor patio, where you can let your kids be kids. While you wait for Charbroiled Oysters, Alligator Hush Puppies and Gouda Grouper, wet your whistle with the Wedding Beer, a Ulele Spring Brewery original, and take in sunset views overlooking the Hillsborough River.
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Grab your friends and head into the heart of South Tampa. Take the elevator to the top of the Epicurean hotel and EDGE Rooftop Cocktail Lounge. You’re greeted with a fresh, classic take on sophisticated food and drink, as the sunset calms the heat and provides a relaxing ambiance. Sip on a Dutch Mule or Garden Gimlet and nibble on snacks like the Shrimp Cocktail, Rosemary Chili Almonds or Formaggi E Salumi charcuterie and cheese board. 1207 S. HOWARD AVE. 855.829.2536 EPICUREANHOTEL.COM/TASTE/EDGE
Quaint and hidden at the end of Bayshore Blvd., Ballast Point Park is situated on the east coast of the bay and offers beautiful views of the downtown Tampa skyline from its 600-foot fishing pier. It’s the perfect spot for families looking for a peaceful evening in Tampa Bay. Pack a picnic and spend the evening at the splash pad or on the playground, then grab a scoop of ice cream before you enjoy the sunset with Tampa in the background. 5300 INTERBAY BLVD. 813.274.8615 TAMPA.GOV/PARKS-AND-RECREATION/FEATURED-PARKS/BALLAST-POINT
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Quietly tucked away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Tampa, Oystercatchers is the perfect spot to catch a beautiful sunset and panoramic views of Old Tampa Bay. Relax on the outside patio or the lower bay-level deck with beachside rattan day beds or toes-in-the-sand fireside circles. Sip on featured wines and dine on the fresh catches of the day. Reservations are recommended for weekend visits.
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THE SANDBOX BEACH LOUNGE AT RUMFISH BEACH RESORT Watching the sun set over the Gulf is a must-do whenever you visit Tampa Bay. One of our favorite family-friendly spots is The Sandbox Beach Lounge at RumFish Beach Resorts. Take in nightly campfire s’mores, live music, a sandcastle playground and sunset drink specials to-go along with the unobstructed views of the magic that turns day into night. The show never disappoints.
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Originally opened in the 1920s, the Fenway Hotel has a long and storied past, tied intimately to the burgeoning Jazz Age of the last century. The newly constructed Hi-Fi Rooftop Bar celebrates that legacy, taking the place of the hotel’s original speakeasy located in the basement. Pair craft cocktails and local beers with a view of St. Joseph Sound for an unforgettable evening at this 21-and-up hotspot. You won’t go wrong with a Fenway Daiquiri.
Head to Clearwater to dine at Ocean Hai at the Wyndham Grand Clearwater Beach, a top choice for dinner and drinks with a view. Located across the street from one of America’s top beaches, the views over Clearwater Beach are magical. Enjoy sushi and a lychee martini or an Asian Pear Smash for dinner before taking a stroll on the sugar sand beach.
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Make reservations for an evening of Spanish fare and Flamenco or live jazz at elegant Columbia Restaurant, Florida’s oldest restaurant. Or come aboard Gaspar’s Grotto Pirate Bar & Restaurant, a lively venue for food, drinks and live music. Gaspar’s also offers a Sunday Booze Cruise Brunch.
Munch on mouthwatering baked goods at La Segunda Central Bakery, established in 1915. Each loaf of bread is baked traditionally, with a palmetto leaf laid across the top. Then revel in vintage clothing, hats, jewelry and accessories at La France boutique and bring home something exquisite from times past.
Experience old-world Tampa at Coppertail Brewing Co. Select from one of 20 craft beers, enjoy elevated bar fare and tour the brewery. Don’t miss the convivial, family-friendly atmosphere at BarrieHaus Beer Co., a local brewery whose founders boast 150 years of family brewing history.
Get a sense of Ybor City in its heyday when you tour the Tabanero Cigars factory and watch as cigars are hand-rolled. Visit Ybor City Museum and State Park to learn more about this National Historic Landmark District. Stroll the Mediterranean garden and step inside a factory-worker’s 19th century “casita.”
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Gaspar’s Grotto 1805 E. 7th St., 813.248.5900, gasparsgrotto.com
2512 N. 15th St., 813.248.1531 lasegundabakery.com
1403 E. 5th Ave., 813.242.2739 barriehaus.com
1818 9th Ave., 813.247.6323 yborcitymuseum.org
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TRAVELING WITH PETS •Get up-to-date vet records and keep them in a folder on your person; you may be asked to produce these at any time (the rabies vaccination record is an absolute must).
•Line your pet’s carrier with a comfy blanket or pad and bring along a favorite toy; make sure they’ve relieved themselves before loading them in.
•If you’re traveling to an unfamiliar area, ask your vet to recommend a vet in that location. Research the pet ERs in the area as well.
•Fill a backpack with necessities such as pee pads, poop bags, paper plates, plastic bowls and wet food (must follow the liquids rule for carry-ons) when traveling by plane. If traveling by car, bring cats a disposable litter box for every day of the trip.
•Have your pet microchipped. Be sure to provide two current phone numbers as your contact information and upload a photo of your pet. •Make sure your pet wears a collar and tag imprinted with your name and phone number, as well as a temporary travel tag with your destination phone. •Ask your vet if sedatives are an option for your pet.
•Make sure your hotel accepts pets, and call ahead to verify the pet policy. When you arrive, inform them about your pet and ask about the nearest relief areas. •Always keep the “do not disturb” sign on your hotel room door when your pet is out of its carrier.
•Keep your pet in its carrier any time you are not in your hotel room, but if you know you’re going to be in petfriendly areas, take them along.
FOLLOW OUR ADVICE FOR A SMOOTH TRAVEL EXPERIENCE FOR PETS AND THEIR PARENTS
•If traveling by plane, book a direct flight whenever possible. Unless your pet is small enough to ride under your seat, it’s best to avoid air travel with your pets. •Check with the airlines far in advance to see if they have any species and breed restrictions. •Know the regulations for traveling with support animals. •Never leave your pet alone in a parked vehicle, no matter what the weather. •Be a responsible pet parent and always clean up after your pet.
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Clearwater BASCOM’S CHOP HOUSE— Steakhouses. Bascom’s Chop House features a lengthy list of authentic Florida seafood, steaks and chops. Customers are welcomed into an elegant, mint-green dining room complete with plush, red seating and a small bar area. 3665 Ulmerton Road, Clearwater, 727.573.3363. www.bascoms.com BIG STORM BREWING CO.— Brewery. A top choice for local craft-beer featuring Arcus Southern Pale Ale, Wavemaker Amber Ale and Palm Bender Gulf Coast IPA, made from locally sourced ingredients. Open daily, hours vary by location. 12707 49th St. N., Clearwater, 727.201.4186 ; 2330 Success Drive, Odessa, 727.376.2890. www.bigstormbrewery.com
RUMBA ISLAND BAR AND GRILL— Caribbean. Get a taste of the islands with classic Jamaican jerk chicken, Caribbean pulled pork and fresh grouper sandwiches. L, D (daily). 1800 Gulf-to-Bay Blvd., Clearwater, 727.446.7027; 3687 Tampa Road, Oldsmar, 813.475.5974. www.rumbagrill.com TEQUILA’S MEXICAN GRILL AND CANTINA— Mexican. From homemade dishes that range from carnitas, fish platters, tacos and jerk pork, this restaurant cooks everything from scratch using family recipes. L, D (daily). 422 Cleveland St., Clearwater, 727.461.6949
BON APPÉTIT RESTAURANT— American. Bon Appétit exudes sophistication and class, from its waterfront dining view of St. Joseph Sound and Honeymoon and Caladesi islands to its chef ’s specials. L, D (daily), Br (Su). 148 Marina Plaza, Dunedin, 727.733.2151. www.bonappetitrestaurant.com CASA TINA— Mexican. A thriving and friendly downtown staple offering fresh, healthy, authentic Mexican cuisine. L, (M-Sa), D (daily), Br (Su). 365 Main St., Dunedin, 727.734.9226. www.casatinas.com DUNEDIN BREWERY— Brewery. Florida’s oldest microbrewery offers pub food, live entertainment and handcrafted ales that have been produced since 1996, 14 barrels at a time. L, D (daily). 937 Douglas Ave., Dunedin, 727.736.0606. www.dunedinbrewery.com FLANAGAN’S IRISH PUB— Irish. Open-late Irish bar with a delicious chef-in- spired menu and high-quality wine, cocktails, Irish whiskey and live music. L, D (daily). 465 Main St., Dunedin, 727.401.3477. www.flanagansirishpub.net THE LIVING ROOM ON MAIN— Tapas. Enjoy tapas and cocktails at this casual place to relax with the locals. Dishes are inspired by world cuisine. L, D (daily), Br (Sa-Su). 487 Main St., Dunedin, 727.736.5202. www. thelivingroomonmain.com PAN Y VINO BRICK OVEN PIZZA AND WINE BAR— Tapas. This upscale wine and tapas bar has a long wine list and specializes in gourmet pizzas, breads, cheeses, coffee and desserts. D (Tu-Su). 369 Main St., Dunedin, 727.734.1529. SEA RIDERS— Steaks & Seafood. Known for its fresh seafood, Sea Riders also offers alternatives like chicken and burgers for landlubbers. L, D (daily). 221 Main St., Dunedin,
727.734.1445. www.seasearidersdunedin.com SONDER SOCIAL CLUB— Cocktail bar. Dunedin’s first craft cocktail bar offers sophisticated drinks and elevated bar food in an attractive literary-themed setting. Try the braised short rib steamed bun or white cauliflower truffle pizza, and pair with your favorite cocktail. Opens at 4 pm (daily). 966 Douglas Ave., Unit 101, Dunedin, 727.754.6674. www.sondersocial.club.
Gulf Beaches AGAVE RESTAURANT— Mexican . Spice up your night with a visit to Agave Mexican restaurant. Fresh ingredients, and authentic Mexican cuisine turn a regular day into a fiesta. Indoor and outdoor seating available. L, D (daily). 6400 Gulf Blvd., St. Pete Beach, 727.367.3448. BEACH BITES CAFE— American. This fast-casual hangout is the place for grilled cheese, hot dogs, wraps and more. Soft-serve ice cream makes for a perfect dessert. L, D (W-M). John’s Pass Village, 12961 Village Blvd., Madeira Beach, 727.317.4300. BILLY’S STONE CRAB AND SEAFOOD RESTAURANT— Seafood & Steaks. Enjoy a lovely view of the harbor while enjoying fresh crab, seafood and steaks. L, D (daily). One Collany Road, Tierra Verde, 727.866.2115. www.billysstonecrab.com CADDY’S INDIAN SHORES— Seafood. Enjoy a laid-back atmosphere and beautiful water views. Casual American fare—steaks, ribs and pasta— and plenty of seafood choices are served on three outdoor decks. L, D (daily), Br (Su). 20025 Gulf Blvd., Indian Shores, 727.595.3172. www.caddys.com COMPASS GRILLE— American. Choose from burgers to adventurous fare such as French-cut chicken breast or cornmeal-dusted fresh Florida grouper, all inspired by ports
throughout North America and the Caribbean. B, L, D (daily). 5300 Gulf Blvd., St. Pete Beach, 727.363.5129. www.sirata.com/ restaurants/compass-grille COOTERS RESTAURANT & BAR— Steak & Seafood. The family-friendly place to go for fish, burgers, hand-cut steaks, its famous “all you can eat” snow crab special, wings and twice-daily happy hour. 423 Poinsettia Ave., Clearwater Beach, 727.462.2668. www.cooters.com HARRY’S BEACH BAR— American. Order one of Harry’s tropical drinks or a craft beer and watch the sun set over the St Petersburg coast. The menu is completely updated with gourmet burgers, wings, salads and sandwiches. L, D (daily). 5300 Gulf Blvd., St. Pete Beach, 727.363.5100. www.sirata.com/ restaurants/harrys-beach-bar KEEGAN’S SEAFOOD GRILLE— Seafood. Since 1985, Keegan’s Seafood Grille has been a favorite with locals. Its serves up seafood aplenty, (daily) specials and a kids’ menu, just a short walk from the beach. L, D (daily). 1519 Gulf Blvd., Indian Rocks Beach, 727.596.2477. www.keegansseafood.com MAD BEACH BREWING COMPANY— Brewery. Hang out with craftbeer enthusiasts at this hip brew pub and sample more than 25 varieties of beer and cider, plus wine and sangria. Go for the drinks but stay for the Caribbean and Southern-inspired menu. 12945 Village Blvd., Madeira Beach, 727.362.0008. www.madbeachbrewing.com PJ’S OYSTER BAR— Seafood. The decor? Dollar bills that customers have signed and pinned onto the wall. Customers come for the steamed shrimp and oysters on the half shell. L, D (daily). 415 Second St., Indian Rocks Beach, 727.596.5898; 7490 Gulf Blvd., St. Pete Beach, 727.367.3309. www.pjsoysterbar.net
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QUAKER STEAK & LUBE — Steakhouses. Sit under vehicles while feasting on some of the 25 choices of wings, steak burgers, “suped-up” soups and salads or flame-broiled steaks. Live music on Wednesday Bike Nite. L, D (daily). 10400 49th St. N., Clearwater, 727.572.9464. www.thelube.com
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RUM RUNNERS BAR & GRILLE— American. If the lengthy tropical drink menu doesn’t hook you, the Key West- inspired conch fritters will. L, D (daily). 5300 Gulf Blvd., St. Pete Beach, 727.363.5100. www. sirata.com/restaurants/ rum- runners-bar-grille/ SEARED 1200 CHOPHOUSE— Seafood & Steak. Meat and fish are seared, then broiled at 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit. Dishes like Angus rib-eye with Gorgonzola sauce pair well with the extensive se- lection of white and red wines. D (daily). 5007 Gulf Blvd., St. Pete Beach, 727.367.1300. www.1200chophouse.com
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SLYCE PIZZA BAR— Pizza. Delicious appetizers, enticing salads and signature pizzas; Slyce serves up greatness every time. L, D (daily). 311 Gulf Blvd., Indian Rocks Beach, 727.408.5272; 662 150th Ave., Madeira Beach, 727.308.7881. www.slycepizzabar.com TOMMY’S TIKI— Bar. It’s one of the few Clearwater Beach bars where you can receive service directly on the beach and catch a sunset. Open from 11 am to sunset, weather permitting. 400 Mandalay Ave., Clearwater Beach, 727.461.3222. www3.hilton.com/en/hotels/ florida/hilton-clearwaterbeach-resort-and-spa-PIECBHF/dining/index.html
Pinellas Park DA SESTO ITALIANO RISTORANTE E VINO— Italian. Enjoy authentic Italian dishes at this cozy restaurant. Choose pasta selections such as cheese or lobster ravioli and pair with wines from the extensive wine list. L (M-F), D (M-Sa). 7201 66th St. N., Pinellas Park, 727.209.2695. www.dasesto.com KAO THAI KITCHEN— Asian. North and South Thailand meet at this upscale family-owned restaurant, in dishes such as Northern-style noodle curry and Southernstyle Hai Yai fried chicken.
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Safety Harbor BRADY’S BACKYARD— Barbecue. Brady’s serves up wood-smoked barbecue sandwiches, dinners and combos with old-fashioned Southern hospitality. L, D (daily). 340 Main St., Safety Harbor,27.712.3727. www.bradysbackyardbbq.com FOUNTAIN GRILLE RESTAURANT— American. Dine on New American fare and unique regional seafood in a relaxing atmosphere where centuries-old springs continue to flow. B, L, D (daily). Safety Harbor Resort and Spa, 105 N. Bayshore Drive, Safety Harbor, 727.726.1161. www.safetyharborspa.com
St. Petersburg 3 DAUGHTERS BREWING— Brewery. There’s live entertainment on weekends and trivia on Monday nights, but the focus is on the more than 60 beers on tap. Also look for their beers throughout Florida, Georgia and the Bahamas. 222 22nd St. S., St. Petersburg, 727.495.6002. www.3dbrewing.com 400 BEACH SEAFOOD & TAP HOUSE— Seafood. The restaurant features a raw bar, more than beers on tap, wines by the glass, signature cocktails and relaxed coastal cuisine that can be enjoyed indoors or on the patio. L, D (M-Sa), Br (Su). 400 Beach Drive NE, St. Petersburg, 727.896.2400. www.400beachseafood.com
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THE ANNEX— American. With its sunny yellow decor, The Annex walk-up cafe brightens the day from 8 am-8 pm daily, serving breakfast through desserts, coffee, local craft beer, wine and sodas. 400 Beach Drive, St. Petersburg, 727.896.4400. www.annex 400beach.com
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CAFE GALA— Tapas. The casual eatery at The Dali Museum embraces the heritage of Salvador Dalí with a menu of light fare with a Spanish theme. Open museum hours. 1 Dali Blvd., St. Petersburg, 727.623.4725. www.thedali.org/visit/ cafe-gala
FRESCO’S WATERFRONT BISTRO— Creole-Italian. On the bay, the restaurant sports a 2,000-square-foot deck that overlooks the St. Pete Municipal Marina. Fresco’s offers fresh seafood, steaks, burgers and more. L (M-F), D (daily), Br (Sa-Su). 300 Second Ave. NE, St. Petersburg, 727.894.4429. www.frescoswaterfront.com GREEN BENCH BREWING CO.— Brewery. St. Petersburg’s first craft microbrewery and beer garden brews beers including the benchmark Green Bench IPA. Open Tu-Su. 1133 Baum Ave. N., St. Petersburg, 727.800.9836. www.greenbenchbrewing.com THE HANGAR RESTAURANT & FLIGHT LOUNGE— American. A cafe serving traditional breakfast fare and burg-
HAROLD SELTZER’S STEAKHOUSE— Steakhouses. Sweet and spicy ribs, rotisserie chicken and steaks make up the contemporary American cuisine. L (Su), D (daily). 3500 Tyrone Blvd. N., St. Petersburg, 727.954.7777. www.bestprimerib.net THE MILL— New American. With locations in St. Petersburg and Tampa, The Mill brings an elevated approach to American and Southern cuisines. D TuSu, Br Sa-Su, closed M. 200 Central Ave., St. Petersburg, 727.317.3930; 2500 W. Azeele St., 813.603.8786. www.themillrestaurants.com PARKSHORE GRILL— Steak & Seafood. This upscale restaurant features surf and turf selections. Dine outdoors overlooking Straub Park, or indoors, surrounded by rich mahogany columns and a beautifully polished bar with twin, gently trickling waterfalls. L (M-F), D (daily), Br (Sa-Su). 300 Beach Drive NE, St. Petersburg, 727.896.9463. www.parkshoregrill.com SKYWAY JACK’S— Diner. The greasy spoon is a local favorite, known for heaping por- tions of favorites like blueberry and chocolate chip pancakes or the Anchor’s Away—baked beans, sausage and cornbread. B, L (daily). 2795 34th St. S., St. Petersburg, 727.867.1907. www.skywayjacksfl.com TED PETER’S FAMOUS SMOKED FISH— Fish and Seafood. Familyowned and operated over 65 years. Raw fish are laid on racks over a smoldering red oak flame and smoked for four-six hours. Known for its mackerel and mullet. L, D (WM). 1350 Pasadena Ave. S., St. Petersburg, 727.381.7931. www. tedpetersfish.com
Tampa ACROPOLIS GREEK TAVERNA— Mediterranean. This authentic Greek tavern offers a wide array of salads in addition to traditional Greek specialties. L, D (daily), Br (Sa-Su). Multiple locations. 14947 Bruce B. Downs Blvd., 813.971.1787. www. acropolistaverna.com CAFE WATERSIDE— American. At the Tampa Marriott Waterside, enjoy the flavors of the area either inside the dining room or out on the terrace overlooking the Riverwalk. Wine and Champagne are available. B, L, D (daily). 700 S. Florida Ave., 813.221.4900. www.marriott. com/hotels/hotel-information/ restaurant/tpamc-tampamarriott-water-street COUNCIL OAK STEAKS & SEAFOOD— Steakhouse. This swank steakhouse is inside the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel. Up front, watch butchers preparing the tasty steaks. Seafood delicacies, including Alaskan king crab, are also on the menu. D (daily). 5223 North Orient Rd., 866.388.4263. www.seminole hardrocktampa.com EDDIE V’S PRIME SEAFOOD— Seafood. The freshest seafood paired with the freshest ingredients is what to expect at Eddie V’s. Enjoy live jazz in the lounge while sipping a handcrafted cocktail or a wine from their ex- tensive menu. D (daily). 4400 W. Boy Scout Blvd., 813.877.7290. www.eddiev.com/home ELEVAGE AT EPICUREAN HOTEL— American. Élevage features creative salads, craft cocktails, seafood and steak in a trendy atmosphere. D (daily), Br (Sa-Su). 1207 S. Howard Ave., 813.999.8726. www.epicurean hotel.com/taste/elevage GOODY GOODY— Diner. Feed your craving for comfort food at Tampa’s iconic Goody Goody, established in 1925, which serves all-day
breakfasts, burgers, milkshakes and diner plates. B, L, D (daily). Located in Hyde Park Village and at Tampa International Airport. 1601 W. Swann Ave., 813.308.1925; 4100 George J. Bean Parkway, 813.387.9833. www.goodygoodyburgers.com HARD ROCK CAFE— American. Large burgers and outrageous hot fudge brownies are favorites here. Don’t forget to stop in the boutique for your signature Hard Rock baseball cap, T-shirt or jacket. L, D (daily). 5223 North Orient Rd., 866.388.4263. www.seminole hardrocktampa.com HARPOON HARRY’S CRAB HOUSE— Seafood & Steak. Harpoon Harry’s offers plenty of options for sushi and seafood lovers and landlubbers alike, from crab pots and lobster tails to short rib carnitas and filet mignon. Full bar. L, D (daily); located in the Tampa Convention Center. 225 S. Franklin St., 813.321.4040. www.harpoonharry scrabhousetampa.com ICHICORO RAMEN— Asian. A modern ramen destination with bowls done up in chicken and mushroom broth, plus brothless ramen served both hot and cold. Rice bowls round out the menu. L (M-F), D (daily), Br (Sa-Su). 5229 N. Florida Ave., Tampa, 813.517.9989. www.ichicororamen.com JACKSON’S BISTRO— Seafood & Sushi. A Tampa land- mark for its wine list, fabulous cuisine and live entertainment. Try a (daily) chef special, choose from the extensive sushi menu or order treats like filet mignon. L (M-Sa), D (daily), Br (Su). 601 S. Harbour Island Blvd., 813.277.0112. www.jacksonsbistro.com MEAT MARKET TAMPA— Steakhouse. Meat Market calls itself a “sexier, more glamorous take on the traditional steakhouse.” Now open in Hyde Park Village, the steakhouse offers prime cuts of meat and seafood. Pair dishes with unique, handmade cocktails. Happy hour 4-7 pm daily. 1606 W. Snow Ave.,
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DR. BBQ— Barbecue. Dr. BBQ elevates barbecue with global flavors. Find barbecue standards, kimchi fries, Tai Pei street corn and Cajun-spiced wood-grilled gator. Full bar with artisanal spirits, house- made colas and local beers. L, D (daily), Br (Sa-Su). 1101 1st Ave. S., St. Petersburg, 727.443.7227. www.drbbqs.com
ers and sandwiches by day, The Hangar turns into a bistro at night. Catch First Monday Jazz with Al Downing Jazz. B, L, D (daily). Albert Whitted Airport, 540 First St. SE, St. Petersburg, 727.823.7767. www.thehangarstpete.com
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BODEGA— Cuban. Bodega’s Latin market food blends Cuban faves with island fare, fresh-squeezed juices and vegan items in a casual setting. Selection of Latin, Caribbean and Florida craft beers. Two locations: St. Petersburg open daily; Seminole Heights Tu-Su. 1120 Central Ave., St. Petersburg, 727.623.0942; 5901 N. Florida Ave., Seminole Heights, 813.533.3333. www.eatatbodega.com
813.280.1113. www.meatmarket.net. MIGUEL’S MEXICAN SEAFOOD AND GRILL— Mexican. Find authentic Mexican dishes and the fresh seafood that Tampa is known for. The drink menu features an extensive selection including more than 20 different tequila shots. L (M-F), D (daily), Br (Sa-Su). 3035 W. Kennedy Blvd., 813.876.2587. www.miguelscafe.com ON SWANN— New American. Enjoy elevated American cuisine with seasonal menus sourced from local artisans and farms. Pair with wine, craft and international beers or specialty cocktails. Located in Hyde Park Village. L, D (daily); Br (Sa-Su). 1501 Swann Ave., 813.251.0110. www.onswann.com.
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OYSTERCATCHERS— Seafood. Oystercatchers offers an oyster bar and stunning bay views to complement its seafood dishes. House specialties include lobster mac and cheese. L (M-Sa), D (daily), Br (Su). Grand Hyatt Tampa Bay, 2900 Bayport Drive, 813.207.6815. www.hyatt.com/en-US/hotel/ florida/grand-hyatt-tampa-bay/ tparw/dining THE REZ GRILL— American. The Rez Grill’s communal table serves as the vehicle for dishes made to share. Order wine, craft beers or sip a cocktail created with housemade juices. D (W- Su), Br (Su). 5223 N. Orient Rd., 813.627.8120. www.seminole hardrocktampa.com SUSHI ALIVE ASIAN BISTRO AND RAW BAR— Japanese & Sushi. With a variety of sushi options, this Japanese restaurant also caters to vegetarians with a choice of soups, edamame, tofu and salads. L (M-F), D (daily). 13234 Racetrack Road, 813.341.5483. www.sushialive.com TAMPA BAY BREWING COMPANY— Brewery. Home of handcrafted beers and ales. Traditional pub fare—sandwiches, burgers, pizza—is also available. L and
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gifts and kilts available along with other unique treasures. 354 Main St., Dunedin, 727.733.2200. www.celticshopdunedin.com
TERRA GAUCHA BRAZILIAN STEAKHOUSE— Brazilian Churrascaria. The restaurant follows the gauchos’ practice of seasoning and roasting large pieces of skewered meat over open flame pits. L, D (daily). 1108 S. Dale Mabry Highway, 813.999.4332. www.terragaucha.net
DEL SOL With shirt designs that change colors in cool ways in the sun, Del Sol will give you that oneof-a-kind conversation piece. 13011 Village Blvd., Madeira Beach, 727.393.3800. www.delsol.com
ULELE— Native American. Choose from comfort foods at this restaurant overlooking the Hillsborough River; discover a modern twist like okra fries and the famous jalapeño corn beer muffins. L, D (daily). 1810 N. Highland Ave., 813.999.4952. www.ulele.com THE WINE EXCHANGE BISTRO & WINE BAR — American. With an extensive wine menu—more than 40 wines alone are available by the glass—the Wine Exchange in the heart of Hyde Park Village also serves a full bistro lunch and dinner daily. 1609 W. Snow Ave., 813.254.9463. www.wineexchangetampa.com
SHOPPING Apparel & Accessories ANNABEL’S Carrying the latest fashions and colorful jewelry and handbags from top designers, Annabel’s is a woman’s paradise. 347 Corey Ave., St. Pete Beach, 727.360.1534. BOTIKI For casual beachwear or affordable sophisticated styles, this chic boutique in the Gulfport Arts and Waterfront District has it all. Find jewelry and accessories and the latest looks from the Beauty Bar. Open daily. 3015 Beach Blvd. S., Gulfport, 727.498.8757. www.botiki.com CELTIC SHOP OF DUNEDIN This quaint shop offers Celtic gifts representing all of the Celtic nations. Custom clan
DODY BEACH BOUTIQUE Located in Pass-A-Grille’s Eighth Avenue Historic District, this hip clothing boutique offers international swimwear fashions, gifts and home decor with global, tropical flair. 107 8th Ave., St. Pete Beach, 727.360.4589. www.dodyboutique.com JACKIE Z STYLE CO. Jackie Z showcases luxury, style and elegance in women’s and men’s apparel. Find the latest trendy fashions from top designers along with their own successful brand of Jackie Z men’s shirts and suits. 173 2nd Ave. N., St. Petersburg, 727.258.4849. www.jackiezstyle.com KEY WEST EXPRESS BOUTIQUE This funky boutique offers resort wear, hand-knitted sweaters, handbags, hats and lots of other beachy accessories. Reasonably priced and beautifully decorated, find the perfect accessory perfect for a sunny day. Open daily. 730 Broadway, Dunedin, 727.461.6462. MARION’S Marion’s has been serving St. Pete with high-quality clothing and accessories for more than 30 years. Marion’s specializes in Brighton products, as well as women’s clothing and gifts for everyone. 1301 4th St. N., St. Petersburg, 727.821.2345. www.marionsonline.com MAUI NIX SURF SHOP Featuring brands like Billabong, TOMS, Hurley and Reef, this surf wear shop offers everything you need for a day on the beach. Pelican Walk Center, 483 Mandalay Ave., Clearwater
Beach, 727.386.4152. www.mauinix.com MIRABELLA FASHIONS Chic, contemporary fashion that helps women look and feel beautiful is just what you’ll find at this fashion-forward shop. Open daily. 481 Main St., Dunedin, 727.288.2999. www.mirabellafashions.com MJ FASHIONS & GIFTS Offers women’s apparel, accessories, jewelry, shoes and specialty gifts. Clothing ranges from resort casual to dressy, often featuring bright colors, beading and lace work. 314 Main St., Dunedin, 727.736.6276. www.mjfashions.biz MODERN OPTICS Hip eyewear company offering stylish frames (prescription, sunglasses) for men and women. Frame adjustments and eyeglass repairs available. New location. 2433 Central Ave., St. Petersburg, 727.360.2511. www.modernopticsfla.com PELTZ SHOES It’s tough not to find what you’re seeking here, because Peltz carries all of the major brands. 7121 22nd Ave. N., St. Petersburg, 727.347.4949 ; 2675 Gulf to Bay Blvd., Ste. 770, Clearwater 727.799.4947. www.peltzshoes.com SPENCER’S WESTERN WORLD Spencer’s full-service store carries a Texas-sized variety of western wear for men, women and children including boots, hats, jeans, belts, bandanas and more. 7108 66th St. N., Pinellas Park, 727.544.2606 or 888.919. WEST. www.spencers westernworld.com
Art Galleries ART EXPO GALLERY This art gallery and custom frame shop features paintings, clay pieces, sculptures and jewelry from local artists. 355 Corey Ave., St. Pete Beach, 727.360.2953. www.artexpogallery.com
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CLAY AND PAPER GALLERY OF ART A gallery featuring only artwork handmade in the United States. Works include pottery, cast paper wall sculptures, jewelry, glass, metal work and more. 362 Main St., Dunedin, 727.736.0934. www.claypaper.com FLORIDA CRAFTART A gallery for established and emerging fine crafts artists, Florida CraftArt showcases the talent of fine crafts in exhibitions, educational programs and workshops. 501 Central Ave., St. Petersburg, 727.821.7391. www.floridacraftart.org
THE MOREAN CENTER FOR CLAY The Morean Center for Clay provides customers with not only pottery galleries but workshops and classes. With impressive facilities, everyone can create their own piece of art. 420 22nd St. S., St. Petersburg, 727.821.7162. www.moreanartscenter.org SWARTZ GALLERY Head to the Swartz Gallery and experience the masterful work of longtime Pinellas Park resident and fine artist Clayton Swartz, distinguished for creating several high-profile, colorful sculptures throughout Tampa Bay. 5609 Park Blvd., Pinellas Park, 727.421.0553. www.claytonswartz.com WYLAND GALLERIES ST. PETERSBURG Wyland Galleries represents artists with various styles and mediums, showcasing original paintings, giclees, sculpture and jewelry in Central Florida. 400 Beach Dr. NE, Suite 146, St. Petersburg, 727.201.8285. www.wyland.com/galleries
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MOREAN ARTS CENTER One of the oldest art galleries in Florida, the Morean Arts Center features local and international artists. Free, open daily except for holidays. Visit the resident glass artists creating amazing works of art that are for sale in the adjacent Hot Shop Store. 719 Central Ave., St. Petersburg, 727.822.7872. www.moreanartscenter.org.
Cigars DAVIDOFF OF GENEVA Corona Cigar Company and Davidoff of Geneva pair to offer the finest international, famous handmade cigars, humidors and cigar accessories. You’ll find the best selection of cigars available worldwide. 4142 W. Boy Scout Blvd., 813.513.7560. www.coronacigar.com TAMPA SWEETHEARTS CIGAR CO. Arturo Fuente founded A. Fuente Cigar Company in West Tampa in 1912; his grandson Arturo owns today’s Sweethearts in Ybor City. Find Arturo Fuente cigars in stock and the signature Sweethearts. 1603 E. Sixth Ave., 813.247.3880. www.tampasweethearts.com aldistrict.org
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Jewelry ARNOLD JEWELERS & COINS This jewelry and rare coin store buys and sells coins, Rolex watches, silver and gold items. The store also offers jewelry repair and unique engagement rings featuring sparkling diamonds and gems. 12293 Seminole Blvd., Largo, 727.586.0414. www.arnoldjewelers.com BERNIE’S & SON JEWELERS Offers a wide collection of diamonds, gems and designer jewelry, along with vintage pieces. Also available are gold and platinum settings, pearls, gemstones and handcrafted Italian cameos, custom design. 154 Beach Drive NE, St. Petersburg, 727.823.2000. www.bernies andsonjeweler.com
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DINY’S DIAMONDS This jewelry store is the place to go for the finest selections of diamonds and gems. The staff includes certified gemologists to help you select a one-ofa-kind piece. 130 107th Ave., Treasure Island, 727.513.3469. www.dinysflorida.com INTERNATIONAL DIAMOND CENTER The largest of the International Diamond Centers (Clearwater) has on-site jewelers for repairs and custom design and free ring cleaning while you browse the vast selection of high-end and designer jewelry. 3696 Ulmerton Road, Clearwater, 727.572.6323; 10330 N. Dale Mabry Highway, Ste. 110, 813.961.0097. www.shopidc.com KENDRA SCOTT Kendra Scott is known for timeless jewelry and inspired home decor, gifts and beauty accessories. The Color Bar is a do-it-yourself design studio to create your own chic fashion jewelry. Hyde Park Village, 1511 W. Swann Ave., 813.644.8999. www.kendrascott.com
Malls & Outlets ELLENTON PREMIUM OUTLETS Located 30 miles south of Tampa/St. Petersburg, Ellenton Premium Outlets offers an outdoor setting with covered walkways and lush landscaping alongside beautiful fountains. Shop in style at one of 130 stores. 5461 Factory Shops Blvd., Ellenton, 941.723.1150. www.premiumoutlets.com/ ellenton HYDE PARK VILLAGE Hyde Park Village is nestledin a historic neighborhood, filled with shops such as Anthropologie, Brooks Brothers and Downtown Dogs. Special events include concerts by the fountain, art festivals and more. 1509 W. Swann Ave., 813.251.3500. www.hydeparkvillage.com INTERNATIONAL PLAZA Anchored by Dillard’s, Neiman Marcus and Nordstrom, this two-story mall also features 200 specialty shops, plus
International Plaza and Bay Street, an open-air village of fine restaurants and small boutiques. 2223 N. Westshore Blvd., 813.342.3790. www.shopinternationalplaza.com JOHN’S PASS VILLAGE & BOARDWALK Live music is served up along the beach, including the Friendly Fisherman Seafood Restaurant. Activities include fishing charters, parasailing or a family cruise aboard a pirate ship. 12901 Gulf Blvd., Madeira Beach, 727.394.0756. www.johnspassvillage.net THE MALL AT SUNDIAL Sundial is St. Petersburg’s premiere retail, dining and entertainment center, located in the heart of downtown. Sundial includes a special collection of shops, restaurants and spa experiences unique to the Tampa Bay area. 153 Second Ave. N., St. Petersburg, 727.800.3201. www.sundialstpete.com TAMPA PREMIUM OUTLETS Find more than 110 retailers at the Tampa Premium Outlets, anchored by Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5TH. 2300 Grand Cypress Drive, Lutz, 813.938.6272. www.premium outlets.com/ outlet/tampa TYRONE SQUARE MALL All of your retail favorites under one roof. More than 130 specialty shops are located throughout the mall. 6901 22nd Ave. N., St. Petersburg, 727.345.0126. www.simon.com/mall/ tyrone-square WESTFIELD COUNTRYSIDE Browse more than 1 million square feet of specialty shops, restaurants or movie theater inside the Westfield Countryside Mall. Also in the mall is an ice-skating rink. 27001 U.S. 19 N., Clearwater, 727.796.1079. www.westfield.com/ countryside WESTSHORE PLAZA WestShore Plaza is one of Tampa’s premier shopping destinations, mixing shopping, dining and a luxury 14-screen theater. 250 WestShore Plaza,
813.286.0790. www.westshoreplaza.com
Spas & Salons ANTONIO’S SALON AND DAYSPA Take your pick of refreshing facials, manicure and pedicures, as well as a variety of massages. Wedding parties welcome. Located at the Clearwater Beach Marriott Suites on Sand Key. 1201 Gulf Blvd., Clearwater Beach, 727.953.1651. www.antoniosdayspa.com SALAMANDER SPA Luxury spa in a renovated Tampa golf resort with treatments like Golfer’s Muscle Melter massage alongside hair, nail and makeup services. Open daily. 36750 U.S. Highway 19 N., Palm Harbor, 888.794.8627. www.innisbrookgolfresort.com SANDPEARL SPA Located at the beachfront Sandpearl Resort, the Sandpearl Spa incorporates inspirations from the sea into its therapies. Natural accents to the treatments include mineral salts and water massages. 500 Mandalay Ave., Clearwater Beach, 727.674.4140. www.sandpearl.com SPA EVANGELINE Located within the Epicurean Hotel, the spa offers skilled therapists to guide you through the perfect treatments. Pampering treatments include facials, scalp and body massages and other detoxifying experiences. 1203 S. Howard Ave., 813.999.8742. www.spaevangeline.com
Specialty ENCHANTED SPIRITS located in downtown Dunedin, this metaphysical shop offers one of the largest selections of handcrafted jewelry, crystals, books and other meditation items. 712 Broadway, Dunedin, 727.286.6279. www.enchanted spiritsshop.com THE MERCHANT Browse this general store and gift shop in the eclectic Central Arts District for local artist-
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Vintage Stores LA FRANCE From Victorian-styled steelboned corsets to sequins and feathered flapper dresses, this shop offers an immense collection of fine and reproduction vintagewear and accessories. 1612 E. Seventh Ave., 813.248.1381. REVOLVE This small, local chain of boutique consignment stores gathers and resells high-end, desirable fashion apparel and accessories with a nod to luxury services such as concierge attention and personal shopping. 2000 Fourth St. N., St. Petersburg, 727.399.7788; 1620 E. 7th Ave., 813.242.5970. www.revolve.cx
ADVENT HEALTH CENTRA CARE TAMPA BAY Advent Health Centra Care’s physicians are accessible daily at six locations, with some centers open until midnight. Advent Health Centra Care offers treatment for urgent, non life-threatening medical problems. 301 N. Dale Mabry Highway, 813.284.0985 ; 4001 W. Linebaugh Ave., 813.644.6991. www.centracare.org CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY Scientology is a religion that offers a precise path leading to a complete and certain understanding of one’s true spiritual nature and one’s relationship to others. The Clearwater Scientology Information Center is open daily from 10 am-10 pm. 500 Cleveland St., Clearwater, 727.467.6966. www.scientology-fso.org CLEARWATER VISITOR INFORMATION CENTERS/AMPLIFY CLEARWATER Clearwater is home to several convenient
FRANK T. HURLEY REAL ESTATE Frank Hurley Real Estate has been serving the beach market for three generations. Founded in 1948, the company is a member of the Florida Association of Realtors and the National Association of Realtors. 2506 Pass-a-Grille Way, St. Pete Beach, 727.367.1949. www.hurley-associates.com ST. PETERSBURGCLEARWATER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT When you fly to PIE, you’re right in the heart of Tampa Bay and just a quick drive away from St. Petersburg or Clearwater. Customized educational tours are available to youth and adult groups. 14700 Terminal Blvd., Clearwater, 727.453.7800. www.fly2pie.com
Wineries FLORIDA ORANGE GROVES WINERY Experience a home-grown Florida winery offering tropical, berry and citrus wines, stamped with the seal of approval by the Florida Department of Citrus. The winery is open for tours daily. 1500 Pasadena Ave. S., St. Petersburg, 800.338.7923. www.floridawine.com THE FLORIDA WINERY Visit one of the most unique, award-winning wineries in Florida, specializing in 20 varieties of wines and sangria, fermented and bottled on-site at John’s Pass Village. 12945 Village Blvd., Madeira Beach, 727.362.0008. www.thefloridawinery.com
ATTRACTIONS Attractions ADVENTURE ISLAND Corkscrew slides, waterfalls, a giant wave pool and a rambling river await in such venues as Paradise Lagoon. Rent a cabana equipped with four lounge chairs, a mini-fridge and a locker. 10001 N. McKinley Drive, 813.884.4386. www.adventureisland.com ALLIGATOR & WILDLIFE DISCOVERY CENTER Get up close and personal (even kiss them) with alligators, plus see other animals, too, including tortoises, frogs, chameleons, stingrays and more. Open daily. 12973 Village Blvd. A-D, Madeira Beach, 727.329.8751. www.kissagator.com BADA BING WATER SPORTS Take an eco-friendly electric boat, kayak or paddleboard on the water at St. Pete’s Downtown Municipal Marina. 101 Bay Shore Drive NE, St. Petersburg, 727.592.1111. www. badabingwatersports.com BOYD HILL NATURE PRESERVE Overlooking Lake Maggiore, discover Willow Marsh, Swamp Woodlands and Pine Flatwoods. Enjoy 6 miles of trails and boardwalks, picnic areas, overnight camping facilities, guided tours. Open Tu-Su. 1101 Country Club Way S., St. Petersburg, 727.893.7326. www.stpeteparksrec.org/ boyd-hill-nature-preserve.html CALADESI ISLAND FERRY Accessible only by boat, Caladesi Island is consistently rated as one of Tampa Bay’s best beaches. The ferry departs from Honeymoon Island State Park in Dunedin every half-hour, every day at 10 am. One Causeway Blvd., Dunedin, 727.734.5263. www.caladesiferry.org CALADESI STATE PARK This peaceful and pristine park is one of the last uninhabited places in Florida. Take the 3-mile kayak trail through the
mangroves and bay or hike the nature trail. One Causeway Blvd., Dunedin, 727.469.5918. www.floridastateparks.org/ park/Caladesi-Island CAPTAIN MEMO’S PIRATE CRUISE Enjoy a pirate-themed adventure aboard this scenic cruise. Take a two-hour cruise in the Gulf of Mexico while enjoying a full-service bar. Evening sunset Champagne cruises available. 25 Causeway Blvd., Clearwater Beach, 727.446.2587. www.captainmemo.com CLEARWATER MARINE AQUARIUM This working aquarium is dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of marine animals. See marine exhibits, underwater viewing tanks, animal care presentations and dolphin movie stars Winter and Hope. 249 Windward Passage, Clearwater, 727.441.1790. www.seewinter.com THE FLORIDA AQUARIUM Exhibits at this 200,000-squarefoot aquarium are categorized by ecosystems. Guests can immerse themselves in interactive programs like “Dive With the Sharks,” for certified scuba divers 15 and older. 701 Channelside Drive, 813.273.4000. www.flaquarium.org HILLSBOROUGH RIVER STATE PARK Go camping at one of Florida’s first state parks, explore more than 7 miles of nature trails or take a ranger-led tour of Fort Foster from the Second Seminole War. $4-$6 per vehicle. Open daily from 8 am-sundown. 15402 U.S. 301 N., Thonotosassa, 813.987.6771. www.floridastateparks.org/ park/Hillsborough-River PIER 60 Pier 60 features a fishing pier and recreational park, with a bait house, telescopes and six covered pavilions. Watching the sunset, bird-watching and dolphin-watching are activities not to miss. One Causeway Blvd., Clearwater Beach, 727.462.6466. www.myclearwater.com/
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welcome centers armed with local information to help you plan your stay. Stop in for last-minute help with accommodations, restaurants, attractions, golf, fishing excursions and much more. 600 Cleveland St., Clearwater, 727.461.0011. www.clearwater florida.org/ visitors-centers
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and artisan-made soaps, candles, housewares, chocolates and other gifts “both funky and functional.” 633 Central Ave., St. Petersburg, 727.954.0117. www.merchantstpete.com
government/city-departments/ marine-aviation/pier-60 SEA LIFE SAFARI Take a hands-on expedition for the whole family on this 90-minute boat tour to a shell island while learning about sea life. Clearwater Marine Aquarium, 249 Windward Passage, 727.441.1790. www.seewinter.com/visit/ activities/sea-life-safari SEMINOLE HARD ROCK HOTEL & CASINO In collaboration with the Seminole Tribe of Florida, the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel offers elegant accommodations. The hotel features a spa, pools and a casino with popular gaming machines. 5223 Orient Road, 866.388.4263. www.seminolehardrocktampa.com
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ST. PETERSBURG SHUFFLEBOARD CLUB This institution became a city historical landmark in 1994 and continues to thrive today. Games are $5 for non-members and in addition to open hours, club members can play anytime. 559 Mirror Lake Drive N., St. Petersburg, 727.822.2083. www.stpeteshuffle.com. TAMPA BAY GRAND PRIX Fully equipped with Italian electric OTL pro-karts. Race along the track at 50 mph against friends or the clock. Rent two private rooms or the whole facility for your event. Open daily in both locations. 12350 Automobile Blvd., Clearwater, 727.527.8464 ; 3404 Cragmont Drive, 813.341.6300. www.tampabaygp.com TAMPA BAY WATER BIKE CO. No training wheels needed here, just rent a water bike or a pedal biyak, and start exploring Tampa’s downtown. Beginning at $30. Open daily from 10 am-sunset. 333 S. Franklin St., 813.465.8025. www.tampawaterbikes.com TREASURE ISLAND FUN CENTER Treasure Island Fun Center is a day of fun away from the sun. There’s plenty of pizza, ice cream, wings and other treats if you need a break from gaming.
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Theme parties are available. 7770 Seminole Blvd., Seminole, 727.391.9105. www.tifuncenter.com
Golf BABE ZAHARIAS Lined with trees in a residential neighborhood, the course, playing 6,244 yards, provides a unique challenge to golfers of all levels, especially the back nine with four holes over 400 yards. Par: 70. 11412 Forest Hills Drive, 813.631.4374. www. babezahariasgolf.net/home THE CLAW AT USF The Claw at USF is a public course that’s home to alligators, deer and other wildlife. The par-71 course is populated with oak, cypress and pine trees. Grab a bite or a beer at Rocky’s Sports Grill. 13801 N. 46th St., 813.632.6893. www.theclawatusfgolf.com COVE CAY GOLF CLUB Cove Cay is an 18-hole, championship length course right on Tampa Bay. Majestic wildlife, sprawling foliage and challenging holes make this course Tampa’s “Best Kept Secret.” 2612 Cove Cay Drive, Clearwater, 727.535.1406. www.covecaygolf.com DUNEDIN GOLF CLUB The former home of the PGA of America. Come play where the legends have played. Reservations required. 1050 Palm Blvd., Dunedin, 727.733.2134. www.dunedingolfclub.com EAST BAY GOLF CLUB Located next to the Gulf beaches, this popular, championship 18-hole, par-71 golf course features a practice range, putting greens and pro shop. 702 Country Club Drive, Largo, 727.581.3333. www.eastbaygolfclub.com MANGROVE BAY GOLF COURSE Offers 18 holes of championship golf on USGA-modified greens, a clubhouse, a lighted driving range and a pro shop. 875 62nd Ave. NE, St. Petersburg, 727.893.7800. www.golfstpete.com
PEBBLE CREEK GOLF CLUB This highly rated public course integrates beauty with challenges, as most of the 18 holes involve water, but offers a serene setting among mossdraped oak trees. 10550 Regents Park Drive, 813.973.3870. www.pebblecreekclub.com TPC TAMPA BAY This par-71 course challenges players on the Champions Tour while providing a memorable experience for everyone. The hole design features water hazards and large, undulating greens. Yardage: Four sets of tees, 4,990-6,898. 5300 W. Lutz Lake Fern Road, Lutz, 813.949.0090. www.tpctampabay.com
Miniature Golf CAPTAIN BLIGH’S LANDING Captain Bligh shows you twists, turns and waterfalls on his 18hole putt-putt course. Open 10 am-10 pm (daily). Call for ticket prices. 630 S. Gulfview Blvd., Clearwater, 727.443.6348. CONGO RIVER GOLF An adventure miniature golf course for the whole family, Congo River brings the fun of an African safari to Florida. Activities include 18-hole golf, arcade games and alligator feeding. 20060 U.S. Highway 19 N., Clearwater, 727.797.4222. www.congoriver.com
Museums AMERICAN VICTORY MARINERS MUSEUM The SS American Victory saw action in World War II, Korea and Vietnam. Located behind the Florida Aquarium, the ship offers visitors the opportunity to explore the three-level cargo holds, hospital, galley, flying bridge, engine room and more. 705 Channelside Drive, 813.228.8766. www.americanvictory.org CHIHULY COLLECTION The Chihuly Collection showcases the glass art by renowned artist Dale Chihuly. It includes Chihuly’s spectacular largescale installation “Ruby Red
Icicle Chandelier,” created specifically for the collection. Open daily. 720 Central Ave., St. Petersburg, 727.822.7872. www.moreanartscenter.org DALI MUSEUM The world’s most comprehensive collection of works done by Spanish artist Salvador Dali includes small impressionistic pieces to giant surrealistic montages. Tours are conducted regularly. Open (daily). One Dali Blvd., St. Petersburg, 727.823.3767. www.thedali.org DUNEDIN FINE ARTS CENTER Participate in an art class or visit an exhibit at the museum or gallery. Don’t miss weekend brunch at the Palm Cafe. 1143 Michigan Blvd., Dunedin, 727.298.3322. www.dfac.org FLORIDA HOLOCAUST MUSEUM One of the largest Holocaust museums in the country. The museum’s permanent exhibition, titled “History, Heritage and Hope,” traces the Holocaust from medieval Eastern Europe to implications in modern times. Open daily. 55 Fifth St. S., St. Petersburg, 727.820.0100. www.flholocaustmuseum.org GLAZER CHILDREN’S MUSEUM Offers 170-plus, hands-on “interactivities” in 21 themed areas, including a cruise ship, an engineers’ workshop and a firehouse, intended to “grow the minds” of children up to age 10. Open daily. 110 W. Gasparilla Plaza (Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park), 813.443.3861. www.glazermuseum.org HENRY B. PLANT MUSEUM Henry Plant built the 1891 Tampa Bay Hotel, and its lavishness attracted the likes of Teddy Roosevelt. It offers changing exhibitions and re-creations of what rooms and spaces were like in the hotel’s heyday. Call for hours. 401 W. Kennedy Blvd., 813.254.1891. www.plantmuseum.com IMAGINE MUSEUM The studio contains more than 500 pieces of American studio glass and represents more than
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JAMES MUSEUM OF WESTERN & WILDLIFE ART The spirit of the American West is alive and well at the museum. Its more than 400 works of art evoke the spirit of a wide-open frontier and the beauty of life in the wild. Open daily. 150 Central Ave., St. Petersburg, 727.892.4200. www.thejamesmuseum.org MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS The museum’s comprehensive collection includes European, American, Asian and African works. Highlights are French Impressionist paintings, mod- ern photographs and Steuben glass. Open daily. 255 Beach Drive NE, St. Petersburg, 727.896.2667. www.mfastpete.org
TAMPA BAY AUTOMOBILE MUSEUM Dedicated to the history and engineering innovations of the 1920s and 1930s. Each vehicle, like the Alvis and BSAs from England, was hand-picked for its contributions to the automotive world. Open daily except Tuesday. 3301 Gateway Centre Blvd., Pinellas Park, 727.579.8226. www.tbauto.org YBOR CITY MUSEUM This museum in the heart of Tampa’s historic cigar district includes exhibits about the cigar industry and the founders of Ybor City. Open W-Su, 9 am-5 pm; children under 5 free. 1818 Ninth Ave., Tampa, 813.247.6323. www.ybormuseum.org
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727.393.1947. www.hubbardsmarina.com
CALYPSO QUEEN The Calypso Queen (StarLite Cruises) offers lunch and dinner sightseeing cruises with free beer, wine and rum punch. Prices vary. Departure times based on season. 25 Causeway Blvd., Slip 18, Clearwater Beach, 727.462.2628. www.calypsoqueen.com
TAMPA BAY BREW TOURS BY THE THIRSTY PELICAN Guided, all-inclusive tours of the most buzz-worthy brew experiences—more than 85 breweries to choose from. Pickup available from Downtown St. Pete or beach hotels for daily public tours. 727.201.8221. www.thirstypelicantours.com
DOLPHIN LANDINGS Dolphin Landings provides extensive services while touring the Gulf Beach communities. Services include dolphin watches, sunset cruises, island excursions, deep-sea fishing and local tropical island cruising. Prices vary. 4737 Gulf Blvd., St. Pete Beach, 727.360.7411. www.dolphinlandings.com
TAMPA BAY FOOD TOURS Sip and taste your way through the Bay Area, from Dunedin and St. Pete to Tampa’s Heights neighborhood, on three-hour food tours. 813.310.44 www.tampabayfoodtours.com
HUBBARD’S MARINA This family-owned business offers a variety of trips such as sunset cruises and dolphin watches, in addition to snorkeling tours. 170 Johns Pass Boardwalk, Madeira Beach,
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SUNKEN GARDENS— The oldest living museum in St. Petersburg, Sunken Gardens
is home to more than 50,000 plants and flowers. Garden tours, horticultural programs and special events are also for the offing. Open daily. 1825 Fourth St. N., St. Petersburg, 727.551.3102. www.stpete.org/sunken
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55 artists who helped develop the medium as an art form. Open Tu-Su. 1901 Central Ave., St. Petersburg, 727.300.1700. www.imaginemuseum.com
There’s always more to explore.
Enjoy an immersive experience of exciting and up-close animal encounters in a educational atmosphere. Make friends with hundreds of exotic animals from around the world. Visit kissagator.com to book your encounter.
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