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Cuisine


Average Entrée Price


Meals served


Style


Dining SB - Sunday Brunch


B - Breakfast L - Lunch D - Dinner


Westshore/Airport OYSTERCATCHERS


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


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 nowhere else. Reservations recommended


Available for buy-outs. PELAGIA TRATTORIA


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.


PETEY BROWNS Grand Hyatt Tampa Bay


2900 Bayport Dr. • Tampa, FL 33607 (813) 207-6780


www.grandtampabay.hyatt.com


The menu selections are as inviting as the bayside view. If casual dining in a relaxed atmosphere for breakfast, lunch or dinner is what you seek, try us. ROY’S HAWAIIAN


FUSION RESTAURANT


4342 W Boy Scout Blvd. • Tampa, FL 33607 (813) 873-7697 • www.roysrestaurant.com


Hawaiian Fusion Cuisine is a blend of European sauces, bold Asian spices and the finest local ingredients with an emphasis on fresh fish and seafood. Our menu features Roy Yamaguchi’s signature dishes as well as culinary creations by our talented, Tampa chefs. Host your next special event in one of our exclusive private dining rooms.


RUTH’S CHRIS STEAK HOUSE


1700 N Westshore Blvd. • Tampa, FL 33607 (813) 282-1118 • www.ruthschris.com


Experience sizzling satisfaction at Ruth’s Chris Steak House, featuring the finest USDA Prime beef available in the country. Your steak is broiled at 1,800 degrees to your exact order then rushed to your table sizzling. Reservations recommended. Business casual attire. We have four private dining rooms to accommodate groups from 8-100, whether for dinner or all day meetings.


SEASONS 52


204 N Westshore Blvd. • Tampa, FL 33609 (813) 286-1152 • www.Seasons52.com


Seasons 52 is a casually sophisticated fresh grill and wine bar that invites you to discover the sensational flavors of our seasonally inspired menu. Award-winning international wine list. Live entertainment nightly. Private and semi-private dining available. Chef’s table. Complimentary valet.


SHULA’S STEAK HOUSE


4860 W Kennedy Blvd. • Tampa, FL 33609 (813) 286-4366 • www.donshula.com


Coach Don Shula brought perfection to Shula’s Steak House ranked as “One of America’s Top Ten Steak Houses.” Serving the biggest and the best premium black angus beef and freshest seafood available.


78 VisitTampaBay.com STEAK/SEAFOOD $30 B/L/D FINE DINING AMERICAN L/D UPSCALE CASUAL STEAK/SEAFOOD $65-$75 D FINE DINING STEAK/SEAFOOD $45 L/D FINE DINING AMERICAN $8-$27 B/L/D CASUAL private dining rooms – complimentary valet parking. ITALIAN $30 B/L/D FINE DINING STEAK/SEAFOOD $30 L/D CASUAL


STEAK/SEAFOOD


$16-$36


L/D/SB


CASUAL


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