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CONTENTS
Downtown TAMPA Now 48// DOWNTOWN HOLIDAY PREVIEW Seasonal events throughout Tampa happening this winter
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52// HAPPY HOURS Get in early, get in cheap at these Tampa bars and restaurants
14// RIVERWALK MAP Hot spots along Tampa’s waterfront 16// FRONT DESK What you’ve missed since you last checked in with TAMPA Downtown 20// WHAT’S NEW Go inside Nebraska Mini-Mart, and see new menu options from downtownarea restaurants 24// TAMPA CONFIDENTIAL Thoughts on Tampa’s art scene from Tada! Traditional and Digital Arts’ Meaghan Farrell Scalise
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28// What’s new, now and next in food, drink, real estate and culture around Downtown Tampa
58// DOWNTOWN DINING Find breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, drinks and dessert downtown
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40// Yayoi Kusama is one of the world’s most famous artists, and her Infinity Room “Love is Calling” is now on exhibit at the Tampa Museum of Art. Hear from executive director Michael Tomor about the meaning of “Love is Calling”, and get a look at some of Kusama’s other legendary pieces.
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PUBLISHER/PRESIDENT Greg Jasso GROUP PUBLISHER Shawna Wiggs C R E AT I V E D I R E C TO R Jerry Pomales MANAGING EDITOR M c Ke n n a Ke l l e y SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHER Gabriel Burgos ART DIRECTOR Enrique Alvarado BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR Robin Ruiz A D V E R T I S I N G C O N S U LT A N T S Au b r e i g h Ke n n e d y Lauren Armbrust CONTRIBUTING WRITER Derek Herscovici INTERNS Molly Urnek Kaylee Hinzman
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Bright Lights, Bigger City A L O O K A H E A D T O W H AT D O W N T O W N TA M P A ( A N D TA M P A D O W N T O W N ) H A S I N S T O R E
Magazine’s Top Doctors Issue, our biggest issue of the year. With our annual peer-voted Top Doctors list and in-depth Physician Profiles, readers hang on to this edition all year long as a guide to Tampa’s medical options. Don’t miss out on this one; contact me at (813) 600-4000 or email Shawna.Wiggs@
Just over two years ago, we launched TAMPA Downtown Magazine as a supplement to South Tampa Magazine. We made the decision to launch it that way — rather than as its own, standalone magazine — because it was simply too early. The promise of the city’s growth meant we had to get something in the market, but Downtown Tampa just didn’t have enough stories to fill an entire issue. Not anymore. Earlier this year, we made TAMPA Downtown its own magazine. Just like the city itself, our magazine was searching for its identity. As you’ll see over the following pages, we’ve found it. We no longer have to worry about how to fill a downtown magazine’s pages. Now, downtown has more
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than just “work” in the “live, work, play” trifecta every city strives for. Just a few of the projects we’re excited about include Riverwalk Place along the Tampa Riverwalk, Éleve 61 and the Channel Club, both in the blossoming Channel District, plus Sparkman Wharf, a new multi-use space in the former home of Channelside Bay Plaza that features food and drink options, gathering areas, and soon, retail and office space. You can bet we’ll be covering it all in print and online at tampamagazines.com as it happens.
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DOWNTOWN MUST-DO’S
Don’t leave Downtown Tampa without trying these three things.
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TECO Line Streetcar In case you missed it, the trolley that connects downtown and Ybor City is now free to ride all day every day for the next three years. With stops every 15 minutes during the day, it’s becoming a more viable transportation option for Tampa’s urban core.
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anything the Tampa art world has ever seen. Do not miss this one! Elsewhere throughout this issue, you’ll find information on what’s new and coming up next throughout the urban core, from restaurants to real estate to events.. Before you head out tonight, be sure to check out our guide to my favorite hour of the day — happy hour — around Tampa. We want to hear from you! What do you want to see more of in TAMPA Downtown Magazine? Shoot me an email or reach out on Instagram (@tampadowntown). Enjoy the issue!
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A Photo in Front of Curtis Hixon Park’s Christmas Tree Wear a T-shirt and shorts to stay cool in the balmy winter weather, and send the photo to all your Northern relatives as the ultimate “wish you were here.”
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As Tampa’s urban core has undergone massive changes just over the past few years, TAMPA Downtown Magazine has evolved with it. Throughout every issue, you’ll now find nothing but what you need to know to experience Downtown Tampa and its surrounding neighborhoods. When we were planning out this issue, we immediately knew what our main story needed to be: Yayoi Kusama’s “Love is Calling” coming to the Tampa Museum of Art. We published a story about the exhibition in our sister magazine, TAMPA Magazine, over the summer, and the response was massive. Senior photographer Gabriel Burgos and I got to experience “Love is Calling” for ourselves just before it opened, and I was mesmerized. The piece is unlike
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2.ULELE 1810 N. Highland Ave. (813) 999-4952 ulele.com 3.WATER WORKS PARK 1710 N. Highland Ave.
4.JULIAN B. LANE RIVERFRONT PARK 1001 N. Boulevard
1.ARMATURE WORKS 1910 N. Ola Ave. (813) 250-3725 armatureworks.com
14.PIRATE WATER TAXI Pickup points along the Riverwalk (813) 390-3711 piratewatertaxi.com
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10.UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA 401 W. Kennedy Blvd. (813) 253-3333 | ut.edu
9.FLORIDA MUSEUM OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS 400 N. Ashley Drive, Cube 200 | (813) 2212222 | fmopa.org
19.FLORIDA AQUARIUM 701 Channelside Drive (813) 273-4000 flaquarium.org
18.AMALIE ARENA 401 Channelside Drive (813) 301-2500 amaliearena.com
17.TAMPA BAY HISTORY CENTER 801 Old Water St. (813) 228-0097 tampabayhistorycenter. org
16.WATERVUE GRILLE 700 Harbour Post Drive (813) 642-7980 watervuegrille.com
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Two new trophy office buildings are coming to WATER STREET TAMPA and Channelside. The 19-story and 20-story buildings will add about 1 million square feet of office space to foster expanding companies in downtown Tampa. The WELL certified buildings will have nature-focused features that are designed to promote worker productivity and reduce stress.
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BUSCH GARDENS revealed plans for a new roller coaster for spring 2019. Tigris will be Florida’s tallest launch roller coaster, catapulting its riders 150 feet into the air at speeds of 60 miles per hour. This will be the eighth roller coaster in the park, joining the list that includes the kid-friendly coaster, Air Grover, and the thrilling dive coaster, Sheikra. Tampa Bay Lightning general manager STEVE YZERMAN has stepped down. Yzerman, named the NHL’s General Manager of the Year in 2014-2015, had held the position since 2010. He will be an adviser to the new GM, Julien BriseBois,
Tampa was ranked No. 20 of 180 on the list of MOST FUN cities in America, according to a study done by WalletHub. Based on 65 different metrics, such as movie costs and the number of breweries, Tampa scored high in entertainment and low prices. The city also tied with three others for having the most festivals per capita. Fabio Viviani of Bravo’s “Top Chef” opened the long-awaited OSTERIA on the first floor of Nine15 at the end of September. NICK CRUZ, BIG RAY’S
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Construction of The Sail Plaza and BIG RAY’S FISH CAMP began on the Riverwalk. The two new features will add more seating, shade and restrooms for visitors. A full-kitchen will also be added to the restaurant. This will be the second Tampa-area location for Big Ray’s Fish Camp, owned by Nick Cruz. The project’s expected completion date is April 2019.
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Sears at UNIVERSITY MALL is one of the 46 stores getting the axe by Sears Holdings this year. With its official closing date in November, its disappearance will leave only one Sears standing in Tampa Bay, the one in WestShore Plaza. University Mall itself is transitioning into Uptown Tampa, a multi-use, nonmall facility.
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in 1912, the business has been passed down for four generations within the Alessi family. The bakery is known for its baked goods and custom wedding cakes. For the first time since its creation in 1994, Downtown Tampa’s Special Services District will be expanding into TAMPA HEIGHTS. After the Tampa City Council approved the project on August 23, the actual expansion went into effect on October
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Tampa Bay’s oldest bakery, ALESSI BAKERY, celebrated its 106th anniversary in September. Established
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year. A ticket for one day, one park admission will be between $109 and $129. High-demand days, like holidays, will be $129, while lower-demand days will be $109. An interactive calendar will be introduced that will facilitate navigating when prices will be higher or lower, allowing guests to efficiently plan their trip to the park. After being approved for the third year, the DOWNTOWNER has been seriously upgraded.
Users of the app-based shuttle are being picked up by some of the nicest cars on the block: the Tesla Model X SUV. With falcon wing back doors and an electric ride to one’s destination, the Model X has a range of over 200 miles on one charge. However, this won’t last forever. The Tesla program ends in March with the expiration of the cars’ lease. The Downtowner fleet also includes Chevrolet Bolts. A new website is connecting the people of Tampa and St. Petersburg area with the best dining deals in the area. EATCHEAP.CO, a website exclusively for Tampa and St. Pete, applies filters of location, time and day and then generates a list of what deals are going on at that time. tampamagazines.com NOV-DEC 2018
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NEBRASKA MINI-MART 4815 N. Nebraska Ave. (813) 231-9522 nebraskaminimart.com Open Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday from noon to 10 p.m. | Saturdays from noon to 11 p.m.
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Keeping the convenience store’s original sign and not much else, Rooster & the Till’s Ty Rodriguez and chef Ferrell Alvarez took their talents just down the street to open the new Nebraska MiniMart. With ping-pong tables, shuffleboards and bocce ball courts, the spot fits right into the recent boom of food-and-game venues that have popped up across the Tampa Bay
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area. Rodriguez and Alvarez have even saved you a Google. The rules for shuffle and bocce (which are half-off to play until 5 p.m. every day) can be found right on Nebraska MiniMart’s website. The eats are playful twists on the classics you enjoyed at your favorite childhood bowling alley; think chicken wings with fried garlic and Malaysian chili paste, a Fort McCoy Farms hot dog with red onion agrodolce and celery root slaw, or charred corn with ancho, lime, crema and cotija cheese. Drink options go beyond the frosé with frozen piña coladas and vermouth rickeys (and, yes, a frozen rosé sangria), plus wine by the glass and beer.
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We all have to eat three times a day, so we might as well enjoy the best food Tampa has to offer. With that in mind, we sought out the city’s best restaurants with the help of our readers and local influencers. The 2018 Best Restaurants list was first voted on by a panel of 72 Tampa influencers. Then over the final two weeks of August, TAMPA Magazine readers were invited to vote for their favorite restaurants and bars in 32 separate categories, casting more than 32,000 votes. Throughout the list, you’ll see Readers’ Choice selections in the categories where the two phases of voting had different results. Don’t see your favorites here? Email info@tampamagazines.com to nominate your favorite restaurant for the 2019 list.
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Made in Tampa
Four generations of Alessi Bakery
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that they could have imagined. When beginning on a personal piece, the process is very inward — reflecting on collected images that are rich with meaning and working to evolve it to give the traditional art a modern voice. Q: From where do you draw inspiration for your work? A: Artistic inspiration comes from everywhere, ranging from classical narratives to abstract works and Mother Nature. Remembered dreams, song lyrics, books, design magazines, current news, even online at times will inspire my art. They all forge sto-
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ries of color, hope, sorrow or the taunts in life’s sense of humor. The point is not just another beautiful painting but one that expands my skills and understanding of art in knowledge. Q: What is your favorite thing about Tampa’s art community? A: All the opportunities to give back to this city that has had a hand in raising me to be the artist that I am. One of the largest festivals in Florida, Tampa’s own Gasparilla Festival of Arts, is 100 percent volunteer-based. It has been pleasurable and fulfilling work to sit on the Board of Directors the past three years. To collaborate with men and women who might not even make art but understand the importance of supporting it enough to give their personal time, for the betterment of Tampa’s art culture, has been awe-inspiring. Continued on page 26
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Q: How do you see Tampa’s art scene changing? A: Tampa’s art scene will be forever changing and growing, thanks to the city’s own art department, the museums, galleries, and the grassroots movements by local artists themselves. My current initiative is creating and curating the public art murals for the Channel District’s unique urban neighborhood in Tampa’s downtown. The Channel District Community Alliance and the Tampa Downtown Partnership grant programs have helped to fund most of the murals painted by my fine art company, Tada! Traditional and Digital Arts. The CDCA’s art committee shares the mission for an abundance of public art and inspiration for our community. Q: If you could describe Tampa’s art in one word, what would it be and why? A: Cross-cultural. Tampa’s cross-cultural dynamic drives 26 NOV-DEC 2018 tampamagazines.com
opportunity for all types of artists in this large, flourishing city. Museums and galleries, such as Cass Contemporary, excel at bringing national and international artists to our city, match-making businesses with muralists to create beautiful works of art for our communities. Q: What do you think Tampa’s art scene will look like in 10 years? Do you see more digital integrations in the future? A: Artists’ efforts will continue to mold Tampa’s art scene in new and innovative ways. I absolutely see more digital infusions in architecture, design and even modern art. Tada! has been established in Tampa for almost two decades now and will continue to evolve our own work. I truly am excited to see what the future holds for my hometown. — Molly Urnek
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Franklin on Twiggs This geographically named eatery near the corner of Franklin and Twiggs focuses on two of the hottest dishes on Tampa’s food scene: poke and tacos. Both options are highly customizable, with four set poke bowls or an array of build-your-own options. Chicken, pork or steak can be arranged in a variety 28 NOV-DEC 2018 tampamagazines.com
of different styles on a traditional taco or in a bowl. While Franklin on Twiggs does offer takeout, aspiring artists are encouraged to dine in at one of the chalkboard-topped tables and create their own masterpiece.
Armature Works While the space has been open since this past February, new additions to the mixeduse property are scheduled to open by late 2018. These include an open-air rooftop bar, a pier that extends out into the Hillsborough River, and a slate of new recurring events (like the free Florida Orchestra Happy Hour concert series, beginning November 28 at 6:30 p.m.). Also keep your eyes peeled for a new vendor at the Heights Public Market’s rotating stall this fall.
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Splitsville Southern + Social When it reopens in October, the newly renovated luxury bowling alley will be just about the only remnant of what was once Channelside Bay Plaza. The rebranded Splitsville Southern + Social’s facelift reaches all the way to the menu, which is being reimagined by celebrity chef Art Smith. Chef Smith is known for his Florida-inspired Southern cuisine, and offerings will include fried chicken, poutine, scratchmade cheddar biscuits, short rib sliders and signature flatbreads.
Chop Chop Shop Seminole Heights rejoiced when the Asian-fusion favorite announced they would move just down the street to take over the former Nicko’s diner. Chop Chop Shop — known for its Korean fusion bowls — is slated to move in late October, with a new concept to come in its old location. And yes, the owners confirmed on Facebook that the new spot will maintain the Elvis Booth, which commemorates The King’s visit to Nicko’s in 1956.
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over the summer, look for this 18,000-square-foot restaurant to open in late 2018. It will be the first business to occupy the Tampa Convention Center’s first-floor retail space, vacant since the Tampa Bay History Center moved in 2009. Former Ulele executive chef Eric Lackey will head up the kitchen and dish out seafood in all varieties — think sandwiches, baskets and a raw bar. The Harpoon Harry’s team is even transforming a 1926 Chevy truck into a oneof-a-kind bar. 327 S. Franklin St. harpoonharryscrabhousetampa.com
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3 Dot Dash Vegan Kitchen After making a name for themselves at pop-ups around Tampa Bay, the team at 3 Dot Dash is setting up a permanent location inside the Jug & Bottle Dept. bottle tampamagazines.com NOV-DEC 2018
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Osteria The team behind Franklin Manor is partnering with former “Top Chef” contestant Fabio Viviani to open this rustic Italian restaurant on the ground floor of Nine15. At a preview over the summer, Viviani dished up rustic Italian bites like pasta carbonara (made in a Mason jar and finished table-side) and Mediterranean seafood. Behind the bar will be Ro Patel — the Tampa mixologist who created the cocktail programs at Ciro’s, Anise Global Gastrobar and The Collection at the Hall on Franklin — and the Nocturnal Group will take charge of the entertainment offerings. Osteria began its soft opening on September 30.
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shop in Seminole Heights. Some of their recently previewed menu options include a vegan fried chicken sandwich and the South Philly cheesesteak (rosemary and garlic thin-sliced seitan, smoked cashew “Cheez Whiz” and sauteed spinach on Jamison B. bread). Though an official opening date has not been set, 3 Dot Dash is expected to open before the end of the year. 6203 N. Florida Ave. facebook.com/ 3dotdashvegan 30 NOV-DEC 2018 tampamagazines.com
Burgerim The trend of miniaturizing foods has reached the classic burger. Burgerim launched in 2011 and now has over 160 franchises across the globe. Choose your bun, sauce, toppings and one of 11 different proteins, including wagyu beef, turkey, chicken, salmon and falafel, in packs of one, two, three or 16 (if you’re up for a challenge). The restaurant, located on the bottom floor of Element, is scheduled to open in October. 808 N. Franklin St. burgerim.com
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Big Ray’s Fish Camp/ The Sail The popular outdoor bar is getting a total makeover. Work is underway to convert the area into a larger plaza, complete with additional seating, shade and restrooms. A new freestanding building will house Big Ray’s Fish Camp, the second location of the South Tampa seafood favorite. The restaurant’s culinary team will have a full kitchen to whip up grouper sandwiches, corn dogs and smoked fish dip. Work is slated to wrap up by April 2019. 333 S. Franklin St. tampagov.net/tcc/the-sail Sheraton Tampa Riverwalk The riverside hotel went through a total renovation of its guest rooms this spring, with new furnishings and
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finishes to give them a modern look. Outdoors, the new Pool Bar is open to the public and gives Riverwalk strollers a new place to stop, sip and snack. The bar serves small bites from the hotel’s executive chef, Charles Coe, and signature cocktails, which can be taken on-the-go in the specially marked Riverwalk cups. 200 N. Ashley Drive (813) 223-2222 marriott.com/hotels/ travel/tpawk-sheratontampa-riverwalk-hotel Xilo Street Mexican After closing their French bakery Piquant, chefs Rosana Rivera and Ricardo Castro launched this new concept inside the Hall on Franklin. They first piloted Xilo as a pop-up vendor in the Hall on
Cinco de Mayo, moving in to a shared space with coffee bar Kôfē for full breakfast, lunch and dinner service in July. The menu focuses on Mexican-style bowls, tacos, nachos, quesadillas and enchiladas, all made with carnitas, shrimp, chicken, chorizo or mushrooms. For breakfast (served every day), the Xilo team is dishing up huevos Xilo, omelets and a breakfast torta on a housemade baguette. The Hall on Franklin 1701 N. Franklin St. (813) 405-4008 thehallonfranklin.com Strandhill Public The first retail location opening at The Pearl apartments in Tampa Heights will be Continued on page 34 tampamagazines.com NOV-DEC 2018
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The Channel Club The Channel District’s first new apartment tower since 2015 is putting on the final touches in preparation for its first expected move-ins, coming in mid-October. Featuring 22 stories and 324 units, the Channel Club offers studios, one-bedrooms and two-bedrooms and more than a dozen floor plans. All residents should get a nice view of downtown, with the resort-style pool on the eighth floor and units beginning on the ninth floor. Perhaps the most anxiously awaited amenity is the first-floor Publix, but neighborhood residents will have to hold on a little longer; it’s not scheduled
to open until March 2019. 1115 E. Twiggs St. (813) 775-6348 channelclubapartments. com Manor Riverwalk On the former Tampa Tribune site, the new three-building apartment community is wrapping up construction. Leasing has begun — with move-ins expected later this fall — at Manor Riverwalk, which will house studios through three-bedrooms in what developer Related Group calls a “contemporary beach house” style. The community is mak-
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Strandhill Public, an Irish pub and restaurant. With an opening date likely to come around the beginning of the new year, the restaurant promises to “celebrate and sustain the spirit of the traditional Irish pub” while embracing modern culture.
around Channelside Drive began shifting over the summer as part of future street grid realignments, while construction has begun on the JW Marriott (beside Amalie Arena) plus pre-construction at 815 Water Street (dual condo and apartment towers connected by a first-floor grocery store on the corner of Channelside Drive and Meridian Avenue). Strategic Property Partners, the firm behind Water Street, also released renderings of the Tampa EDITION (the city’s first five-star hotel), 400 Channelside and 1001 Water Street (both luxury office towers). The USF Morsani College of Medicine is rapidly progressing, while Sparkman Wharf is slated to open in October with nine dining concepts, a beer garden and a community lawn. Channelside Drive area waterstreetampa.com
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ing full use of its proximity to the water, with amenities including a Riverfront Club Terrace with a beach-entry pool and sun deck, river-facing courtyards and lounges, and a meditation garden. Inside, water-facing apartments will feature floor-to-ceiling windows, and all units will include washers and dryers,
European cabinetry and private balconies. 202 S. Parker St. (813) 938-6594 relatedgroup.com Water Street Tampa Since we last wrote about Water Street Tampa, much of the project’s early work has begun. Traffic patterns
Avenue Lofts Seminole Heights This new 52-unit apartment building in Seminole Heights is expected open to renters before the end of the year with a mix of studios and one-bedrooms. Tenants have not yet been announced, but the building’s 11,000 square feet of retail space will add to the bustling stretch of Florida Avenue that already includes Ichicoro Ramen across the street, plus Red Star Rock Bar, tampamagazines.com NOV-DEC 2018
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Spaddy’s Coffee and Whatever Pops and Bowls just steps away. Current plans call for rents to run between $1,150 and $1,700 per month. 5326 N. Florida Ave. Tampa Museum of Art The Tampa Museum of Art is in the midst of what it’s calling the “Season of Love,”
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with three visiting exhibits that engage with the theme of love. Currently open, “Patricia Cronin, Aphrodite, and the Lure of Antiquity: Conversations with the Collection” includes “Aphrodite Reimagined,” an interpretation of a fragment of a statue of Greek goddess Aphrodite from the museum’s permanent collection, and a number 36 NOV-DEC 2018 tampamagazines.com
of other pieces focused on the classical world. In October, the museum welcomes pieces by the recently passed Robert Indiana — most famous for his “Love” sculpture and number-centric pop art. Read more on “Love is Calling” by Yayoi Kusama on page 40. - “Love is Calling” Yayoi Kusama (Sept. 28-Feb. 14) - “Robert Indiana: A Sculpture Retrospective” (Oct. 25-March 17) - “Patricia Cronin, Aphrodite, and the Lure of Antiquity: Conversations with the Collection” (through Jan. 6)
Florida Museum of Photographic Arts Revisit the mid-20th century with two upcoming exhibits at FMOPA. “Berenice Abbott: North and South” is a photographic record of the artist’s trip along the Eastern Seaboard on U.S. Route 1 during the summer of 1954. “We wanted to capture visually the character of an historic section of the United States, its beauties and incongruities and all,” Abbott said after the trip. “Day by Day: 1968” recalls one of the most tumultuous years in American history (save for, perhaps, this one) through photos from all its 366 days.
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States — earlier this year, and the “Navigating in the Age Before GPS” pays tribute to the sailors who had just these paper guides to get them safely across the seas of Florida and the Caribbean. And take note, bird-watchers; the new exhibit “A History of Conservation: A Bird’s Eye View” traces the efforts of the Audubon Society and others to conserve Florida’s natural bird population. - “Navigating in the Age Before GPS: Nautical Charts of Florida and the Caribbean” (through December) - “A History of Conservation: A Bird’s Eye View” (through Feb. 10)
- “Day By Day: 1968” (October-December) - “Berenice Abbott: North and South” (Through Jan. 11) - United Photographic Arts Gallery (November 1-30)
Tampa Bay History Center The Tampa Bay History Center opened the Touchton Map Library — the first cartography center of its kind in the southeastern United
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Straz Center for the Performing Arts Broadway season at the Straz Center is in full swing this fall, continuing with the “Hamilton”-themed Broadway Ball at the end of October. Straz Live! In the Park brings the party to the people with theatre and opera performances in Curtis Hixon Park. One of the highlights of the Straz’s fall slate is “Hello, Dolly!” the straight-fromBroadway revival of the beloved musical starring Tony Award-winner Betty Buckley. Finally, catch the holiday spirit at Christmas-themed shows throughout December, wrapping up with the Next Generation Ballet’s version of “The Nutcracker.” tampamagazines.com NOV-DEC 2018
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- Broadway Ball (Oct. 27) - “9 to 5 The Musical” (Nov. 1-11) - The Florida Orchestra Disney in Concert - “Tale as Old as Time” (Nov. 2) - Straz Live! In the Park (Nov. 4) - Florida Orchestra, “A Child of Our Time” (Nov. 9) - Diavolo “Architecture in Motion” (Nov. 17) - Dom Flemons (Nov. 19) - Die Fledermaus (Nov. 30-Dec. 2) - “Hello, Dolly!” (Dec. 4-9) 38 NOV-DEC 2018 tampamagazines.com
- Celeste Barber (Dec. 8) - Jane Lynch: A Swingin’ Little Christmas (Dec. 8-9) - An Unforgettable Nat King Cole Christmas (Dec. 13-16) - The Florida Orchestra Holiday Pops (Dec. 14) - Amythyst Kiah (Dec. 17) - Next Generation Ballet’s “Nutcracker” (Dec. 22-23) - Sebastian Maniscalco: “Stay Hungry” (Dec. 28)
In between decking the halls with classic holiday movies (that lineup is TBA), the Tampa Theatre is rounding out 2018 with a mix of live events. Indie-folk hero Iron & Wine makes his first stop in Tampa since 2014. Two nights later, award-winning science journalist Ira Flatow brings his informative, interesting take on the science that surrounds us with a live taping of his “Science Friday” podcast. Acapella group Home Free puts a country spin on Christmas favorites, while an “Austin Powers” themed shindig rings in a groovy new year. Iron & Wine (Nov. 15) Science Friday Live (Nov. 17) Home Free - A Country Christmas (Dec. 6) NYE Wrap Party 2018: Austin Powers (Dec. 31)
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Amalie Arena Hockey is back, baby. The Lightning play a significant portion of their November and December games at home, including a five-game homestand starting Thanksgiving Eve. Elsewhere on the Amalie Arena schedule, rapper Travis Scott brings his “Astroworld” tour to town in November, Barry Manilow plays one of only three holiday shows nationwide, and Elton John says goodbye to the yellow brick road (and all the other ones) on his worldwide farewell tour on November 28. Lightning v. Nashville Predators (Nov. 1) Twenty One Pilots (Nov. 3) Lightning v. Edmonton Oilers (Nov. 6) Lightning v. Islanders (Nov. 8) Lightning v. Senators (Nov. 10) Travis Scott (Nov. 12)
Lightning v. Florida Panthers (Nov. 21) Lightning v. Chicago Blackhawks (Nov. 23) Lightning v. New Jersey Devils (Nov. 25) Lightning v. Anaheim Ducks (Nov. 27) Elton John (Nov. 28)
Lightning v. Buffalo Sabres (Nov. 29) Lightning v. Boston Bruins (Dec. 6) Barry Manilow (Dec. 7) Lightning v. Colorado Avalanche (Dec. 8) Lightning v. New York Rangers (Dec. 10) Lightning v. Toronto Maple Leafs (Dec. 13) For King & Country Christmas (Dec. 14) Trans-Siberian Orchestra (Dec. 16) Cirque du Soleil’s “Crystal” (Dec. 19-23)
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spend whole lifetimes translating their inner visions into real life; Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama goes one step further, inviting visitors to literally walk around her imagination. At the forefront of the modern art world for over the last half-century, Kusama, 87, has been called “the most famous living artist in the world,” and for good reason. Her mirror-enclosed, participatory art installations, known as Infinity Rooms, are instantly recognizable around the world. For the first time ever, one of her Infinity Rooms is now on display in Florida. “Love is Calling” (2013), on loan from Jeff and Penny Vinik’s Vinik Family Foundation, is being exhibited at the Tampa Museum of Art as part of their fall
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early 1960s, Kusama began incorporating mirrors in her installations, creating Infinity Rooms for patrons to enter and experience, becoming part of the art in the process. The first, 1965’s “Infinity Room — Phalli’s Field,” was a breakthrough for the artist, who had labored against her creativity’s own physical limitations. As Kusama continued to add lights, sounds and
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into an experience so completely different from the familiarity of your daily life that you can leave what occupies your world for a moment in time.” Growing up in post-World War II Japan, Kusama’s infatuation with repetitive, almost dreamlike patterns — polka dots, in particular — manifested itself through the infinite sequences she painted on the canvasses, objects and, in the case of pieces like “The Obliteration Room” (2002), the surface of whole rooms. In the
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textures to the installations, they progressed to a complete disconnect from the outside world, a calming detachment that manifested in pieces like “You Who Are Getting Obliterated in the Dancing Swarm of Fireflies” (2005) and “The Souls of Millions of Light Years Away” (2013). Today, Kusama remains one of the world’s most prolific artists, whose work stretches into fashion, filmmaking, writing, performance art and beyond. In 2017, the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington
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D.C. drew thousands of visitors when it opened a 50-year retrospective of her work. With “Love is Calling” — the largest of the Infinity Rooms — guests walk through a mirror-encrusted cavern of soft, inflated, undulating tentacles mounted like sta-
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INFINITY MIRROR ROOM - PHALLI’S FIELD
1965, Kusama’s first Infinity Room
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bition series, which will run into the early part of 2019, began with the unveiling of Patricia Cronin’s commissioned sculpture “Aphrodite Reimagined” and will conclude with a new retrospective of Robert Indiana (known for his iconic sculpture, “LOVE”) that opens in October. “This exhibition mirrors our mission to bring to the community iconic and important works of art to inspire residents and visitors,” says Tomor. “‘Love is Calling’ is a remarkable illustration of what the Tampa Museum of Art can accomplish when we work together with the community, generous lenders, philanthropists and remarkably talented artists and staff.” In the case of Kusama, the intersection of the art world and the real world remain more blurred than ever. LOVE IS CALLING On view Sept. 28, 2018 — Feb. 14, 2018
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HOLIDAY PREVIEW
Home for the Holidays E V E N T S A R O U N D TA M P A A R E R I N G I N G I N T H E H O L I D AY C H E E R A L L S E A S O N L O N G
‘Tis the season! Ornaments are hanging, lights are twinkling and eggnog is flowing. While we may not be enjoying a white Christmas this year (or any year, for that matter) there are enough events going on in the downtown area and beyond to fulfill our holiday dreams. 48 NOV-DEC 2018 tampamagazines.com
Christmas Town Select days from Nov. 17 - Dec. 31 Busch Gardens | 10165 McKinley Drive Get in the Christmas spirit at Busch Gardens. The park will be adorned with twinkling lights and filled with holiday shoppers. Take a tour of Santa’s House and meet characters from the “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” holiday special. Christmas Town is included in Busch Gardens park admission.
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Winter Village Nov. 16 - Jan. 5 Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park 600 N. Ashley Drive Ever dreamed of skating at the Rockefeller Center ice
rink in New York City but don’t want to go through the hassle of traveling across the nation? Well, you’re in luck. An open air ice rink is coming to Curtis Hixon Park, lit with holiday lighting to create a winter wonderland in Downtown Tampa. Pop-up retail shops, waterside dining and two holiday movies on the lawn will keep the fun going. Enchanted Tree Lighting Ceremony Nov 17, 5 to 9 p.m. Hyde Park Village
Watch Hyde Park’s tree dazzle in the night as the village kicks off the holiday season. Live music, vendors and food trucks will spread the holiday cheer throughout the community. Holiday Makers Marketplace Nov. 23 - Dec. 23 | Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Westshore Plaza | 250 Westshore Plaza For five weeks, local artists and business will be offering unique holiday gifts, art pieces, foods, clothing, personal care items and more. Some artists will be painting live, while others will be exhibiting their art hoping to win the tampamagazines.com NOV-DEC 2018
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Tampa’s Tree Lighting Ceremony Nov. 30 | 6-10 p.m. Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park 600 N. Ashley Drive Mayor Bob Buckhorn will lead the countdown for the city’s official tree lighting. A free movie will follow the tree lighting ceremony. Blankets, chairs, coolers and dogs on leashes are permitted, but glass and alcohol are not. 2018 Santa Fest and Christmas Parade Dec. 1 | 12 to 4 p.m. Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park 600 N. Ashley Drive The Christmas parade will begin at 11 a.m. at Morgan Street and Madison Street and march down Ashley Drive. After the parade, head 50 NOV-DEC 2018 tampamagazines.com
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to Curtis Hixon Park for pictures with Santa, holiday crafts and games. Snow on 7th Holiday Parade Dec. 8 | 6-9 p.m. 7th Avenue (Ybor City) Snow will fall from the rooftops as Mayor Bob Buckhorn, Santa and many marching bands parade down Seventh
Avenue. The Tampa Bay Pride Band will usher in the parade and local dance groups will also perform for the crowd. New Year’s Eve Celebration Dec. 31 Busch Gardens | 10165 McKinley Drive Ring in the new year with thrilling rides, music and a
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art competition decided by visitors of the marketplace. During the event, “makeand-take” gift classes will be available on Thursdays from 6 to 8 p.m. Participants can make watercolor mandalas and glass jewelry, paint rocks and ornaments, and so much more.
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fireworks show. With the park open until 1 a.m., your first hour of 2019 is sure to be a fun one.
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Bernini 1702 E. 7th Ave (813) 242-9555 berniniofybor.com Bernini is an Italian restaurant in historic Ybor City that offers a few serious happy hour deals. Each day, Finlandia martinis are $3 until 7 p.m., and all pastas 52 NOV-DEC 2018 tampamagazines.com
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and entrees are 50 percent off between 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. Ava 718 S. Howard Ave. (813) 512-3030 avatampa.com At Ava, happy hour is Italian-inspired. Monday through Friday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. (food starting at 5 p.m.) you can get $7 handmade cocktails, $5 glasses of wine, $5 8’’ pizzas and a selection of discounted appetizers. Anise Global Gastrobar 777 N. Ashley Dr. (813) 225-4272 aniseglobal.com
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come in and order $5 loaded nachos, three tacos for $8, $6 margaritas, $4 house wines and sangrias and $12 Margaronas (a giant margarita plus Corona).
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Tampa downtowners rejoice! Monday through Friday from opening (4 p.m.) to 7 p.m., Anise Global Gastrobar gives diners a happy hour deal on drinks. That means $7 craft cocktails, $6 glasses of house white, red and sparkling wine, and $21 bottles of wine. Green Lemon 915 S. Howard Ave. (813) 868-5463 eatgreenlemon.com Green Lemon’s happy hour may go by a slightly more festive name, but the deals are just as sweet. Fiesta Hour starts at everyday at 3 p.m. and ends at 7 p.m. giving diners four blissful hours to
Franklin Manor 912 N. Franklin St. (813) 487-9990 thefranklinmanor.com Franklin Manor is another downtown happy hour destination. From 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. daily, they serve $8 craft cocktails, discounted well, premium and super premium spirits (including $5 Ketel One), $4-$5 draft beers, $5 house wines, and cheaper eats like a $4 jumbo pretzel and $7 Cuban nachos.
This Ybor locale serves up $4 pints, house wines and sangrias as well as $7 beer flights from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. all week. They also have a selection of tasty happy hour food specials that range from $4 to $7 per dish and include snacks like chicken nachos, prime rib sliders and pimento cheese dip. Hattricks 107 S. Franklin St. (813) 225-4288 hattrickstavern.com Half the money, double the fun. At Hattricks Tavern downtown, happy hour is twice a day. From 4 to 8 p.m.
American Social 601 S. Harbour Island Blvd. (813) 285-7757 americansocialbar.com Monday through Friday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at American Social gets you 50 percent off select craft beer, wine, and liquor and $6 shared plates to enjoy. Some of these share plates include goat cheese croquettes, East Coast oysters and pretzel bites. The Brass Tap 1600 E. 7th Ave. (813) 241-0000 brasstapbeerbar.com
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and from 10 p.m. until closing (3 a.m.), you can get a bucket of beer for under $20, draft beers for $2.25, two-for-one premium well liquors and chicken wings for $.85 each.
by the glass are discounted, as are well cocktails ($6), craft cocktails and Belvedere spritzers ($3 off each) for those who aren’t in the wine mood.
Wine Exchange Bistro 1609 Snow Ave. (813) 254-9463 wineexchangetampa.com
The Bungalow 2202 W. Kennedy Blvd. (813) 253-3663 bungalowtampa.com
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This Tampa landmark on Kennedy Boulevard serves Florida cuisine and also a great happy hour. Monday through Friday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., The Bungalow offers
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$2 and $3 domestic drafts, $4 house wines, $4 house liquors and $5 margaritas and mojitos. Cask Social Kitchen 208 S. Howard Ave. (813) 251-0051 casksocial.com Cask Social Kitchen is another SoHo spot that serves a great happy hour. Everyday from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. and on Friday and Saturday again from 10:30 p.m. to midnight, draft beers are half-priced, Mason jar punches, French 75s and old fashioneds are discounted, and house spirits & selected wines are $4. Cask
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also serves half-priced happy hour bites that include truffled deviled eggs, tuna tartare and more. Bulla Gastrobar 930 S. Howard Ave. (813) 344-1535 bullagastrobar.com Bulla, a fairly new Spanish restaurant in the SoHo district, offers “Bulla Hour” tapas Monday through Friday from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. that are only served at the bar. But if you do snag a seat, you get to choose from a whole menu of half-off beers, wines and liquors. District Tavern 116 N. 12th St. (813) 252-3444 districttaverntampa.com
Keep it simple for happy hour at this Channel District neighborhood hangout. Grab specially priced house wines and liquors, plus craft cocktails and a rotating selection of discounted appetizers like mozzarella balls and macaroni and cheese from 4 to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday. On Tuesdays and Wednesdays, stick around after happy hour for specialty margaritas and half-priced bottles of wine, respectively. The Collection at the Hall on Franklin 1701 N. Franklin St. (813) 405-4008 thehallonfranklin.com Happy hour or lunch hour? Get both at Tampa’s first food hall, where happy hour runs tampamagazines.com NOV-DEC 2018
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from 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Deals include $1 off drafts, $6 select wines and cocktails, and $6 single-mixer Tito’s vodka and house spirits cocktails. A seat at The Collection also gives you access to the full menus of each food vendor at the Hall to grab a snack (or five). Mermaid Tavern 6719 N. Nebraska Ave. (813) 238-5618 mermaidtaverntampa.com
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Mermaid Tavern does not serve liquor, the bar has a large selection of rotating craft beers, plus wines by the glass and bottle. Bites include lots of options for vegans and carnivores alike, including grilled cheeses, burgers, “Florida-friendly” fish and chips, and salads.
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Brew Bus Brewing 4101 N. Florida Ave. (888) 945-2739
brewbususa.com Normally found around Tampa on four wheels, Brew Bus Brewing also has a permanent brewery and eatery on Florida Avenue. From 4 to 6 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 12 to 7 p.m. on Fridays, snag $5 draft beers (including Brew Bus’s core beers, seasonal releases and Florida Avenue Brewing selections), $5 cider and $2 off cocktails
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Enjoy $1 off all alcoholic beverages from 5 to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday at this veggie-friendly Seminole Heights spot. Though
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and wine. Wash it down with $5 fried pickle chips, poutine, red curry hummus or a weekly grilled cheese special. Mortar & Pestle 6310 N. Florida Ave. (813) 773-0909 mortarandpestlefl.com Instead of a special early evening menu, Mortar & Pestle goes across the board with 10 percent off food and drinks
from 3 to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. More than 30 beers are on tap, plus wines, kombucha, and a variety of Southern-inspired starters, flatbreads and sandwiches. Olde Heights Bistro 4703 N. Nebraska Ave. (813) 231-6800 theheightsbistro.com Start your evening off with some Asian and Mediter-
ranean-inspired cuisine at special prices. Olde Heights Bistro hosts happy hour Mondays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Tuesday through Thursday from 3 to 6 p.m. Deals include $1 off all alcoholic beverages, $5 glasses of select wines, red and white house-made sangria and hot sake by the glass, $2 house-marinated olives, $4 hummus, $6 spicy tuna and California rolls, and $5 spring rolls. tampamagazines.com NOV-DEC 2018
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E AT Y O U R W AY T H R O U G H A D O W N T O W N TA M P A D AY W I T H T H E S E L O C A L FAV O R I T E S By McKenna Kelley
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BREAKFAST Samaria Cafe Run by a local Greek-American family, this classic diner is like a little slice of Manhattan in Downtown Tampa. Grab breakfast all day, every day, plus lunch until 4 p.m. 502 N. Tampa St. Yolk, White & Associates Though it’s only open from 7 to 11 a.m. on weekdays, this food cart at MacDill Park made the Yelp 100 — the site’s 100 top-ranked restaurants in the country — in 2017. Try a frittata, omelet or egg sandwich. 100 N. Ashley Drive 58 NOV-DEC 2018 tampamagazines.com
Graze 1910 Inside Armature Works, this stall serves tartines, egg bowls, chicken and waffles, and avocado toast (plus mimosas and rosé) all day. For a lunch-ier meal, try the Ray Ray’s sandwich or the crispy chicken bowl. 1910 N. Ola Ave. graze1910.com
First Watch It’s not a weekend in Downtown Tampa unless the line to get into this spot spills out onto Tampa Street. First Watch is known for its healthier breakfast options, like avocado toast and power bowls, as well as their sweet morning-starters (finish a stack of their seasonal pancakes in one sitting, we dare you). 520 N. Tampa St. firstwatch.com Ella’s Americana Folk Art Cafe The Seminole Heights favorite hosts a soul food brunch every Sunday morning. If you’re in need of a good Instagram post, order the Bloody Mary, complete with a barbecue rib right on top. 5119 N. Nebraska Ave. ellasfolkartcafe.com LUNCH
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The Hall on Franklin With menu options from seven different vendors, the Hall is the perfect place to put together a collection of small plates for a meal. Start with the waffle fry nachos from Heights Melts
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La Tropicana Cafe Two words: Cuban toast. Two more: Cuban coffee. This Ybor City staple is serving up plenty of both from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Saturday. 1822 E. 7th Ave.
or a Stinky Bun from North Star Eatery, then move on to a Poke Rose bowl, grouper BLT (Heights Fish Camp), or tacos (Xilo), and finish up with a delicious pastry from Bake’n Babes. 1701 N. Franklin St. thehallonfranklin.com
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Sunday’s Delicatessen Consider your sandwich cravings cured. Known for their impossibly large subs (or heroes, hoagies, what have you), Sunday’s offers more than 30 different sandwiches on homemade bread, plus salads, soups and burgers. 1930 E. 7th Ave. sundaysdelicatessan.com Fusion Bowl For a lighter lunch, Fusion Bowl serves up Vietnamese and Japanese-inspired options, including pho, banh mi, spring rolls, noodle bowls, and teriyaki chicken, beef and salmon. 504 E. Kennedy Blvd. fusionbowl504.com
DINNER Hattricks If you’re heading to a Lightning game at Amalie Arena or just need a place to park it and watch football for a few hours, this is the place. Grab an order of shake-and-bake wings and a craft beer for the full experience. 107 S. Franklin St. hattrickstavern.com Fabrica Pizza Tucked on the first floor of Pierhouse at Channelside, Fabrica keeps their menu small but tasty. They specialize in wood-fired Neapolitan pizza; create your own, or choose one of their signatures, including a rotating pizza of the month. Finish off with a cup of locally made gelato. 142 S. Meridian Ave. fabricapizza.com
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Columbia Cafe Get the best of the Columbia Restaurant with waterfront views. Attached to the Tampa Bay History Center, the cafe sits right over the Riverwalk and serves favorites like the 1905 Salad, devil crab croquettes,
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chicken and yellow rice, and Cuban sandwiches. 801 Old Water St. columbiarestaurant.com DESSERT Dough Nation Thanks in part to the success of edible cookie dough on social media, Tampa-based charity Metropolitan Ministries opened this dessert cafe as part of the mission to help people transition back into the workforce. Try the aforementioned cookie dough, milkshakes or ice cream. 505 N. Tampa St. doughnation.com The Revolution Ice Cream Co. Unique flavor combinations rule at Revolution, including goat cheese habañero, vanilla with bacon, chardonnay caramel and buttered pancake. Grab a sampler to try a scoop of six different flavors. 6701 N. Florida Ave. revicecream.com tampamagazines.com NOV-DEC 2018
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KENNETH P. PAGES, M.D. Psychiatrist | TMS OF SOUTH TAMPA
Dr. Pages specializes in treating Major Depressive Disorder using Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS). It’s a groundbreaking technology for people who have tried treating their depression with antidepressant medication and not had success. Dr. Pages has advanced training from Harvard and is the area’s most experienced provider of Neurostar TMS.
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How is TMS different from traditional methods of treating depression, like antidepressants and therapy? TMS is different because it does not use medication. It very specifically targets an area of the brain believed to be responsible for symptoms of depression. Magnetic pulses activate these areas of the brain to bring it to a more normal state and make FAVORITE WAY the person less depressed. TMS is TO SPEND A more effective than medications for WEEKEND? With my husband, treatment-resistant patients, and Ryne, in our it may be me more effective than favorite city — New medication more generally. York City
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FAVORITE LOCAL CULTURAL SPOT? I’m on the board of the Tampa Museum of Art. A shout-out to Michael Tomor for turning our museum into a real class act! FAVORITE TV SHOW? “Ancient Aliens” FAVORITE HAPPY HOUR SPOT? The bar at Bern’s
Are there any health risks associated with TMS? No, there are no health risks involved, which is another difference from medications. Some people will have discomfort at the contact point with the scalp. There is a small risk of seizure, which is estimated at 1 in 30,000 treatments. TMS has been under investigation and use for more than 30 years. It is the safest psychiatric treatment available. TMS of South Tampa has now been using TMS for five years. What kind of impact has TMS had on your patients? It’s had a terrific impact on patients who are tired of medications causing side effects and not helping. The results from my practice show 74 percent of patients feel better after TMS, and 44 percent of patients have a complete resolution of their depression. The results have been truly amazing. TMS has also had a great impact on myself and my staff,
helping us feel better about the service we provide. TMS is now covered by a wide variety of insurance plans. Why is that important for patients? Patients want proven medical treatments to be covered by insurance. TMS is now an affordable option for many more people. At TMS of South Tampa, we accept Cigna, United, Aetna, Medicare, Baycare, Woods & Associates and TriCare (with single case agreement). Who is a good candidate for TMS? Anyone with major depression is a good candidate for TMS. For insurance to cover the treatment, patients will have had to have tried and failed to treat their depression with traditional medications and therapy. This year, I have also added TMS treatments for anxiety, PTSD, tinnitus and migraines to my practice.
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