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  1. Restaurant relief grants worth $25 billion could arrive via new stimulus bill
    Feb. 27• Business
    From left: Yira Jimenez, Nick Galliano and Gianna Galliano, 5, of Tampa, are served lunch entrees by Karen Betancur and Juan Carlos Rengifo, right, on Friday, Feb. 26, 2021, at La Cabana Restaurant in Tampa.
  2. 6 great fish and meatless meals to make during Lent
    Feb. 17• Life & Culture
    Salmon With Creamy Mustard Sauce makes for a quick dinner with a French-inspired sauce, an easy and elegant dinner if you are abstaining from meat during the Lenten season.
  3. How to have a safe Super Bowl party in Tampa Bay
    Feb. 1• Life & Culture
    Dips and pizzas and foods that don't require shared serving spoons are good options for a Super Bowl watch party in the coronavirus era.
  5. 5 foods to make for a Tampa Bay vs. Kansas City Super Bowl
    Feb. 1• Bucs
    A rack of ribs from Joe's Kansas City Bar-B-Que.
  6. Super Bowl week brings some parties, events to Tampa Bay
    Feb. 1• Life & Culture
    The Super Bowl Experience, the NFL's interactive football theme park, is seen at sunset ahead of Super Bowl 55 at Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park.
  7. Planning to watch the Bucs playoffs? Here’s how to do it safely
    Jan. 6• Life & Culture
    Baseball fans gather at Ferg's Sports Bar. With the onset of COVID-19, the bar has put in plastic dividers and customers have preferred the outdoor seating
  8. Tampa Irish pub Four Green Fields to close Platt Street location
    Dec. 7, 2020• Bars & Breweries
    Iconic Tampa Irish tavern Four Green Fields will close its original location on Platt Street on Dec. 12.
  9. A holiday gift guide for Tampa Bay foodies
    Dec. 4, 2020• Food
    Our foodie gift guide for shopping local this holiday season includes gift boxes sold at Gracie Pasta & Provisions, with locations in Pass-a-Grille and St. Petersburg.
  10. Nebraska Mini Mart apologizes for sign combining Seminole Heights gator with Hindu god
    Dec. 3, 2020• Food News
    The Nebraska Mini-Mart in Seminole Heights was renovated in 2018 under the ownership of Rooster & the Till masterminds Ferrell Alvarez and Ty Rodriguez. The restaurant took over the former abandoned Nebraska Mini-Mart in the 1950s located at 4815 N Nebraska Ave, and now has shuffleboard, bocce courts, and ping pong tables.
  11. Tampa now has a signature cocktail
    Dec. 2, 2020• Bars & Breweries
    Tampa's new signature cocktail is a boozy spin on cafe con leche.
  12. A guide to 13 Tampa Bay business T-shirts that make cool Christmas gifts
    Dec. 2, 2020• Shopping
    These shirts come from Pete's General in St. Petersburg, left, and Coppertail Brewing Co. in Tampa.
  13. After careers in Tampa finance, they’re toasting a new business: artisan gin
    Nov. 11, 2020• Business
    From left: Susie Martinez, Daniel Martinez and Robert Rothman have launched a venture to import an artisan gin, 6 O'Clock Gin, from the United Kingdom into the United States. Here, they show off some of their products at Bern's Steak House in Tampa on Nov. 9, 2020.
  14. Ybor’s The Bricks temporarily closes after several employees test positive for the coronavirus
    Nov. 3, 2020• Bars & Breweries
    The Bricks in Ybor has temporarily closed after several employees tested positive for the coronavirus.
  15. Gone in the pandemic: Smoking in Tampa dive bars
    Oct. 8, 2020• Bars & Breweries
    Bartender Kelley Primo, 43, takes a smoke break outside of the Hub after the new rule prohibiting smoking in the once very smoky dive bar on Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2020 in Tampa.
  16. Tampa Bay bars open again on Monday. But some wonder: Will it last?
    Sep. 11, 2020• Bars & Breweries
    Bartender Jenna Sloan, 36, Tampa, disinfects the bar at the Bad Monkey in Ybor City. The bar has been open for several weeks with a food license, something many bar owners have done during the months-long bar shutdown. Staring on Monday, bars will be allowed to open at 50 percent capacity.
  17. Historic Detroit Hotel elevator discovered during remodel in St. Petersburg
    Sep. 4, 2020• History
    Pete Mortellaro, owner of G&M Contracting, inspects a sanded area of an elevator discovered during renovations of Detroit Hotel, and determines it is likely copper that can be restored. Historic details of one of St. Petersburg's oldest buildings, the Detroit Hotel, were sealed behind walls decades ago.
  18. Tampa Bay’s bar industry is struggling, with no end in sight
    Sep. 2, 2020• Bars & Breweries
    Michael Brinkmann, 54, is a longtime bartender and manager at the Emerald Bar in St. Petersburg. Aside from reopening for a few weeks in June, the Emerald Bar has been closed since March 17.
  19. The Ritz Ybor to debut socially distanced pods during Labor Day reopening
    Aug. 28, 2020• Bars & Breweries
    A screenshot from a Friday Instagram post by The Ritz Ybor shows the venue's new floor plan featuring socially distanced pods and tables.
  20. St. Petersburg bar Room 901 closes permanently
    Aug. 28, 2020• Bars & Breweries
    Room 901, a popular St. Petersburg wine bar and cocktail lounge, has permanently closed.
  21. Urban Stillhouse, a new cocktail bar and restaurant, opens in St. Petersburg
    Aug. 24, 2020• Food
    The Urban Stillhouse, from the team behind Horse Soldier bourbon, is now open in St. Petersburg's Warehouse Arts District.
  22. Beer Kulture, a St. Petersburg-based nonprofit, is looking to make the world of craft beer more inclusive
    Aug. 19, 2020• Bars & Breweries
    Latiesha Cook, 35, the CEO and founder of Beer Kulture, a local nonprofit working with local and national breweries to foster more inclusive hiring practices while also fundraising for underserved communities.
  23. Tampa’s Pegasus Lounge has liquor license suspended for violating coronavirus order
    Aug. 11, 2020• Bars & Breweries
    State regulators have suspended the alcoholic beverage license for Tampa’s Pegasus Lounge after authorities say the nightclub violated Florida’s coronavirus closure order.
  24. ‘How are the bars still open?’ State collects 171 complaints from Tampa Bay area
    Jul. 31, 2020• Health
    Florida's coronavirus numbers were beginning to spike again when people gathered June 14 at a bar along Seventh Avenue in Ybor City. Less than two weeks later, the state ordered bars to stop selling alcohol.
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