More than 25 beers on tap.
It was a go-to spot for lunch in downtown St. Petersburg in late 1980s, everyone in the know singing the praises of the tarragon chicken salad and the tomato basil tart. But all good things must come to an end. Suzy Johnson and her partner/husband Ron Lees were divorced and he got custody of the …
In the bottom level of the Tampa Convention Center, it has indoor and outdoor seating that looks out on the lovely Riverwalk. Downtown workers can promenade along the wide path before zipping in for an order-at-the-counter salad or sandwich. It's in the vein of Panera, with a short menu of conte …
Hip spin-off of the landmark Heilman's Beachcomber serves contemporary food and a world-class wine list in cozy style. Steaks and chops, seafood, raclette potatoes, plus gourmet pizzas and burgers taste richly of an Americanized brasserie.
A semi-swanky place to eat Mediterranean-style and drink American-style, Alfresco features a bar by the entrance that gives way to a stainless steel, open-air kitchen. There's just something funny about having two taps and two completely different beers. Alfresco serves up Paulaner Oktoberfest a …
Few restaurant openings have been as anticipated as Cassis American Brasserie, opened at the base of the Ovation tower on the downtown waterfront. Cementing Beach Drive as the "it" spot in St. Pete, its decor is stunning. Yellow walls, unimpeded sightlines across the generously portion …
At the corner of Palm and Main.Breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Breakfast with mimosas or bloody Marys, array of flatbreads, pizzas, seafood, live music on the patio. Hours: 7 a.m.-midnight daily.
The restaurant serves 40 of it's name brand wines with its eclectic menu that includes "life balance'' healthy menu, a gluten free menu, burgers, homemade desserts and more; there's a tasting room, retail wine store and wine club.
Beers, small plates, wines at affordable prices.Hours: 4 p.m.-2 a.m. daily.Read more here.
Garden party meets arts and crafts, so you'll want to sit a spell on the porch of this old bungalow. The lush pottery is home-thrown, the good spirits home grown, the woodworking and art are a delight and the rehabbing a pleasure. Cucumber salad, soups, muffins, coffee and beer will charm you.
Crepes & More is the kind of coffeehouse/dessert spot where it's easy to linger. A quick hazelnut latte ($3.25-$4.25) can lengthen into a perusal of the menu and a long loiter over a garden veggie crepe ($7.95) given a big wallop of velvety alfredo sauce (a sauce that moistens a number of th …
Hours: 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Tues.-Fri., for lunch and high tea; 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Sat., for high tea only; noon-2:30 p.m. Sun., for brunch and high tea.
Whatever your favorite Italian dish is, it's likely you'll find a plate of it here, but don't be afraid to venture off from the classics. The restaurant serves a signature dish, the Cavatelli Bada Bing, in a tableside preparation that is a show for the whole dining room. Most of the menu made th …
For years this cozy refuge was called Cafe de France. It was a reliable outpost of superb yet simple French fare. It served classic French fare (coq au vin, duck confit, lobster bisque, escargot)at a steady but unhurried pace. Don't worry: it has a new name but not much has changed. This cafe tu …