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MoxieS CafÉ deli varieS b/l CafÉ
514 N Tampa St. • Tampa, FL 33602
(813) 221-4510
www.moxiesdowntown.com
Moxies is a café that specializes in sandwiches, salads, catering, and coffee. We use only the best ingredients and prepare everything in the highest standards. Our catering is done in a
professional manner keeping the customer and their reputation in mind the whole time. Our ingredients used are the freshest possible, including our coffee beans, that are roasted only as
we need them and are used up in less than a week. Our sandwiches and salads are big enough to satisfy anyone’s appetite. Please visit our website to learn more about Moxie’s café.
tHe noHo biStro and CaterinG aMeriCan varieS l/d CafÉ
1714 N Armenia Ave. • Tampa, FL 33607
(813) 514-0691 •
www.thenohobistro.com
Small, intimate 35-seat bistro, open for lunch and dinner service, featuring classic bistro fare to include sandwiches, salads, soups and desserts. Inspired by the individually
unique atmosphere of European bistros. We cater on site and off-premise for up to 200 guests.
nola CafÉ & neWS Stand otHer $7.95 b/l/d/Sb CafÉ
301 W Platt St., #C • Tampa, FL 33606
(813) 258-8778 •
www.nolacafe.com
Featuring a full list of signature coffees, beignets and only the most authentic New Orleans fare. Relax in the French Quarter atmosphere, listen to New Orleans jazz and blues
and enjoy a cup of café au lait and beignets.
oCean PriMe Steak and Seafood varieS l/d fine dininG
2205 N Westshore Blvd. • Tampa, FL 33607
(813) 490-5288 •
www.ocean-prime.com
The modern American Supper Club. Ocean Prime showcases a large selection of prime seafood and steaks, as well as handcrafted cocktails and world class wines.
outbaCk SteakHouSe Steak and Seafood varieS l/d CaSual
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3403 Henderson Blvd. • Tampa, FL 33609
(813) 875-4329 •
www.outbacksteakhouse.com
Kick back, relax with a ‘no worries’ Aussie attitude and enjoy the bold, fresh flavors of Outback. Try one of our juicy “USDA Choice” steaks, grilled chicken, shrimp and fish favorites,
the original Bloomin’ Onion plus tasty soups, salads and desserts. Sauces, croutons, dressings, desserts; everything on the menu is homemade, made from scratch every day.
oySterCatCHerS Steak and Seafood $7-$29 l/d/Sb CaSual
Grand Hyatt Tampa Bay
2900 Bayport Dr. • Tampa, FL 33607
(813) 207-6815
www.oystercatchersrestaurant.com
Oystercatchers, a name that’s synonymous with upscale casual dining and contemporary seafood menus. Offering an array of fresh fish and irresistible seafood with a view of
Old Tampa Bay.
PalM reStaurant: taMPa Steak and Seafood $30 l/d CaSual
205 WestShore Plaza Dr.
Tampa, FL 33609
(813) 849-7256 •
www.thepalm.com
For over 80 years, the Palm has been known as The Classic American Steak House famous for aged USDA prime beef, jumbo Nova Scotia lobsters, traditional Italian entrees, the
freshest of seafood, generous portions, smiles, service, and an atmosphere like no where else. Reservations recommended - private dining rooms - complimentary valet parking.
Available for buy outs.
PaninoteCa Mediterranean varieS l/d CaSual
Mediterranean CafÉ
519 N Franklin St. • Tampa, FL 33602
(813) 341-2525
PelaGia trattoria italian $30 b/l/d fine dininG
Renaissance Hotel Tampa International Plaza
4200 Jim Walter Blvd. • Tampa, FL 33607
(813) 313-3235 •www.pelagiatrattoria.com
Critically acclaimed Pelagia Trattoria adds modern Italian flair to food, from grilled calamari and marinated duck to tender beef filets. Chef Fabrizio Schenardi is widely praised by
Zagat, St. Petersburg Times, The Tampa Tribune, Restaurant Forum and others.
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