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  1. Crescent rolls can be so much more
    May 6• Food
    Jalapeno Popper Rollups.
  2. Tips for hosting a crawfish boil at home
    May 5• Cooking
    Throwing your own crawfish boil is easy, if you have the right gear.
  3. Where to find a crawfish boil in Tampa Bay
    May 5• Food
    Chef Rick "Ricky P" Parsons serves up a Louisiana feast during his monthly crawfish boil at the Big Catch at Salt Creek In St. Petersburg. It's crawfish season and a number of Tampa Bay restaurants and chefs are celebrating the tradition with weekly boils.
  5. For Mother’s Day, make a Gateau St. Honore instead
    May 4• Cooking
    Gateau St. Honore
  6. Big Storm Brewing to open taproom in Centro Ybor
    May 3• Life & Culture
    Big Storm Brewing Co. plans to open an 11,000-square-foot taproom and restaurant in the Centro Ybor building by the end of the year.
  7. 5 things to do with kids in Tampa Bay this week: May 3-9
    May 3• Life & Culture
    Pongo the orangutan recently celebrated his 25th birthday at the Suncoast Primate Sanctuary in Palm Harbor. The animal sanctuary is giving moms free admission Saturday and Sunday for Mother's Day weekend.
  8. Outback: Restaurants are reopening, but expanded takeout is here to stay
    Apr. 29• Business
    Server Asia Lancaster, left, delivers a to-go order of sirloin steak, chicken, and shrimp pasta to Ryan Dundee, of Clearwater, on May 8, 2020, in the parking lot at Outback Steakhouse in Palm Harbor. The company plans to invest more into takeout technology in 2021, hoping to capitalize on what it sees as a growth sector, even as more people come back into restaurants.
  9. St. Petersburg chef David Benstock will compete on Food Network’s ‘Beat Bobby Flay’
    Apr. 29• Food
    David Benstock, executive chef and owner of Il Ritorno in St. Petersburg, will compete on an episode of culinary competition show "Beat Bobby Flay" that airs on May 20.
  10. 30 Tampa Bay restaurants offering deals for Mother’s Day
    Apr. 29• Food News
    Chocolate and raspberries make French toast even more of a treat for Mother's Day. Here are 30 suggestions on where to find a no-cook meal for mom.
  11. Disney unveils plans for new ‘Disney Wish’ cruise ship coming in 2022
    Apr. 29• Business
    The Disney Wish will set sail in the summer of 2022, with bookings opening up May 27.
  12. I tried the Florida State Fair’s new food tour and withered in shame
    Apr. 28• Opinion
    The blueberry and cream doughnut from Peachey's Baking Co. at the Florida State Fair in Tampa.
  13. St. Petersburg’s Pete’s General is expanding
    Apr. 22• Food
    Pete's General is expanding with a new location at 2361 First Ave. S in St. Petersburg.
  14. Meet the vendors at St. Petersburg’s 22 South
    Apr. 22• Food
    Lan Mai of Shokkan Sushi preps his station with toasted coconut at 22 South, the new food hall opening April 30 inside the newly renovated historic Manhattan Casino in St. Petersburg. At his restaurant, Mai will serve sushi, poke bowls and burritos.
  15. At 22 South, a new kind of food hall takes shape in St. Petersburg
    Apr. 22• Food
    22 South, the new food hall inside the newly renovated historic Manhattan Casino in St. Petersburg, opens April 30.
  16. Delayed Florida State Fair opens Thursday: What to know before you go
    Apr. 21• Life & Culture
    Jason Beckstead, left, and Web Beckstead work to make a manual cross cut while Lee LeCaptain, center, uses a chainsaw during a log cutting exhibition, part of the lumberjack show, on Thursday, April 22, 2021 at the opening day of the 2021 Florida State Fair, at the Florida State Fairgrounds in Tampa.
  17. New bowl restaurant Bolay Fresh Bold Kitchen coming to Brandon, St. Petersburg
    Apr. 20• Business
    Bolay Fresh Bold Kitchen's Baja Lemon Chicken Bol features jasmine rice, cilantro noodles, ginger broccoli, lemon chicken and sliced avocado.
  18. Ben and Jerry’s opening scoop shop in Midtown Tampa
    Apr. 20• Business
    Ben and Jerry's is planning to open a "scoop shop" at Midtown Tampa.
  19. Restaurants are getting $28 billion in federal aid. Here’s how to apply.
    Apr. 19• Business
    Restaurants along Beach Drive in downtown St. Petersburg sat quiet and empty in March 2020, during the early days of the coronavirus pandemic. Restaurants, bars and other food businesses that were hammered by the pandemic will soon be eligible to apply for up to $10 million in federal aid through the Restaurant Revitalization Fund, a $28.6 billion tranche of relief approved as part of the American Rescue Plan.
  20. Meet the creator of the pickle pizza, the talk of the Florida State Fair
    Apr. 19• Life & Culture
    This pickle pizza is one of the new offerings at the Florida State Fair this year.
  21. $400 signing bonus for restaurant workers? It’s happening in Florida.
    Apr. 17• Business
    Marilyn Diaz, center, and Hortencia Ramos, of Tampa, work on a batch of plantains on Friday, Feb. 26, 2021, at La Cabana Restaurant in Tampa. In some parts of Florida, restaurants are offering signing bonuses to new hires as they try to staff up after the pandemic.
  22. Corner Club in Seminole Heights is open again, under new ownership
    Apr. 16• Food
    Smoked fish dip is served with toasted bread, lemon and hot sauce at the new and revived Corner Club at 1502 E Sligh Ave. in Tampa. The beloved Seminole Heights dive bar closed down last year and has reopened under new ownership.
  23. Pickle pizza, Cheetos funnel cake and 5 other odd foods at Florida State Fair
    Apr. 13• Life & Culture
    This pickle pizza is one of the new offerings at the Florida State Fair this year. From Angela's Pizza, it has a white garlic sauce base, topped with mozzarella cheese and dill pickles. Garnished with ranch and dill seasoning after it comes out of the oven.
  24. Lingr, new St. Petersburg restaurant from chef Jeffrey Jew, opens next month
    Apr. 13• Food
    Lingr, the highly anticipated new restaurant from chef Jeffrey Jew, will open for breakfast and lunch in mid-May at 400 Sixth St. S in St. Petersburg.
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