This bar for beer snobs is a fully functioning ''nano'' brewery (so named because it's smaller than a microbrewery) and tavern featuring American craft beers, a 1,200 square foot outdoor patio, and live music on the weekends.Hours: 3 p.m.-2 a.m. daily.
Neighborhood bar that's great for low-key karaoke fun. Think of it as a Tiny Tap with people singing on a stage and not just into their beers.
Suburban retreat meets college hangout (it's an official USF Bulls bar), but that might be oversimplifying Bobalouie's. You'll run into all types at the friendly sports bar and restaurant. There' no beer garden like the name might have you believe, but a small screened patio with TVs allows for …
Keeping of-age USF students quenched for three decades, the Copper Top is a pitchers-and-plastic cups place, with pool tables, NASCAR on the tube and Cream on the jukebox. It's best known for two things: (1) an actual, shiny copper-topped bar, and (2) spicy air-smoked chicken wings, arguably the …
Don't be daunted by the exterior. The industrial gray-painted and brick building looks like something out of a post-Apocalyptic Western. Inside, it's a cozier and friendlier world, full of down-to-earth regulars who range from guys in punk bands to plumbers and real estate brokers. Get drunk on …
A neighborhood pub for 25 years with full liquor, 10 brews on tap.
The staff is talkative and friendly as well. The gang at Durty Nelly's is young, fun and friendly. Beer, liquor and a bit of wine make up the menu at Durty Nelly's. Imports are the only beers on tap and bottles are a mix of domestic and import. The bar is fully stocked with the necessary liquor …
The second of two Elmers, this is no junior. It's bigger and comfier than its Ybor brother, with a huge U-shaped bar, tall and regular-size tables accommodating around 150 people. Because it's cleaner than your average bar and there's no smoking inside, the brick walls and painted wood paneling …
Ferg's is one of the best sports bars in Tampa Bay. Situated just a deep fly ball from the Trop, this converted gas station has become a pre-game ritual for many fans, and not just for baseball. Bucs, USF, Lightning — Ferg's pulls them in for all of 'em with its burgers, wraps and wings ( …
Hours: 11 a.m.-3 a.m. Mon.-Sat., noon-3 a.m. Sun.
The Vibe: a classic dive bar with all the trimmings, and a short walk from the beach. Hours: 10 a.m.-2 a.m. daily.Read more here.
Under new management in early 2012, GAME's "We're Game'' motto reflects it's many options: pool tables, darts, games, a jukebox and more.
The beauty of a dive is there is always more than meets the eye. One glance at Green Parrot might have newbies shying away - there's graffiti scrawled in old varnish on the bar, torn vinyl bar stools, billiard-chalk-dusted wood paneling and beer lamps, and the pervasive smell of fryer grease. We …
If you're into show tunes and Sinatra, this dive bar's a safe place to perch a while. You just have to know that you'll likely be surrounded by older gay men and the guys who love 'em. Seriously, though, take some friends, be respectful and crank up those Ethel Merman tunes and belt 'em out at t …
It touts itself as the oldest lesbian bar in the United States, celebrating its 40th year in June 2009. The secret to its longevity? Its dive atmosphere makes it a great place for to just hang out and shoot pool. And karaoke and acoustic jam nights attract a pretty good crowd. Just one piece of …
Tons of screens with DirecTV Football Ticket on Sundays. The split-level establishment has a set of games - air-hockey, darts, pool - up a step or two from the bar area, which runs from the center of the wood-floor sprawl to the west wall. The east wall sports a stage for live tunes and karaoke …
Don't miss this South Pacific-styled gem of a beach bar on your way up Gulf Boulevard. Four decades old, low-ceilinged and slathered in graffiti and beachabilia — fish nets, crab trap markers, boat parts, bras, dollar bills and more photos than you can imagine — the outrageously quirky Mahuf …
They call it St. Pete's truest dive bar. It's dank, smoky and cavelike, all right, but that isn't why we love it. We love it because Babe Ruth used to drink there, and Billy Martin, and (legend has it) Jack Kerouac. We love it because Minnesota Fats played piano there years ago. True, those were …