South Tampa
Cuisine
Average Entrée Price
Meals served
Style
Dining
B........Breakfast
L.........Lunch D........Dinner
SB......Sunday Brunch
BELLA’S ITALIAN CAFÉ
1413 S Howard Ave. • Tampa, FL 33606 (813) 254-3355 •
www.bellasitaliancafe.com
Bella’s Italian Café serving homemade pasta and thin crust pizzas from an oak fired oven since 1986. Convenient to downtown and the convention center. Bella’s serves fresh Florida grouper, snapper, veal and chicken. Open late, outdoor dining and happy hour Monday-Friday.
BERN’S STEAK HOUSE
1208 S Howard Ave. • Tampa, FL 33606 (813) 251-2421
www.bernssteakhouse.com
Internationally known for its vast collection of wine, perfectly aged steaks and upstairs dessert room, Bern’s Steak House offers guests a world class, incomparable dining experi- ence. Reservations recommended.
CEVICHE TAPAS BAR & RESTAURANT
1502 S Howard Ave. • Tampa, FL 33611 (813) 250-0203 •
www.ceviche.com
Discover the Ceviche Experience...where music, culture and food blend perfectly into one! Authentic Spanish tapas restaurant with over 100+ menu items. Voted “Most Romantic Restaurant” by Channel 10 and MetroMix. Five unique locations: Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Sarasota and Orlando. Open late-night.
CICCIO’S & WATER CALIFORNIA CUISINE
1015 S Howard Ave. • Tampa, FL 33606 (813) 251-8406
www.cicciorestaurantgroup.com
An eclectic mix of Mediterranean, Italian, Asian and American cuisine served in a color splashed setting reminiscent of a Mediterranean villa. Choose from our grilled market catch selections, thin crust New York style pizza, cool salads, fresh pastas, gourmet California wrap sandwiches and stir fries. Visit any one of our three Tampa locations. CINEBISTRO AT HYDE PARK
AMERICAN
1609 W Swann Ave. •Tampa, FL 33606 (813) 514-8310 •
www.cobbcinebistro.com
CineBistro offers guests 21 years of age and older a luxurious movie and dining experience. First run and independent films, a chef created menu, extensive wine list and full bar are provided for our guests in a warm and friendly environment. CineBistro also offers special event and meeting planning.
THE COLONNADE RESTAURANT... ON THE BAY
3401 Bayshore Blvd. •Tampa, FL 33629 (813) 839-7558 •
www.thenade.com
Tampa’s favorite seafood restaurant. Serving fresh seafood, the way it oughta’ be, since 1935! Reasonably priced. Overlooking beautiful Tampa Bay. THE CUPCAKE SPOT
DESSERTS
3225 S MacDill Ave., #103 Tampa, FL 33629 (813) 839-7077
www.thecupcakespotinc.com
The Cupcake Spot is Tampa Bay’s original cupcake-only confectionery specializing in over 20 gourmet flavors and large scale catering. Now offering edible corporate logos on each cupcake.
DAILY EATS
901 S Howard Ave. • Tampa, FL 33606 (813) 868-3335
www.cicciorestaurantgroup.com
Daily Eats is a cool and contemporary diner in chic South Tampa. Breakfast offerings include traditional staples like omelets, eggs Benedict and pancakes as well as extravagant specialties such as coconut crusted French toast. Lunch and dinner fare includes sandwiches and burgers, with sides that include much-in-demand sweet potato fries.
DATZ
2616 S MacDill Ave. • Tampa, FL 33629 (813) 831-7000
www.datztampa.com
An American gastropub and market dishing up regional comfort food favorites generously paired with craft beer, boutique wine and artisanal cocktails. Served with ample sides of culinary education and entertainment in a spirited, ever-evolving environment. Catering available.
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VisitTampaBay.com AMERICAN $10-$20 B/L/D/SB CASUAL AMERICAN $10-$15 B/L/D/SB CASUAL TAKEOUT STEAK/SEAFOOD $12.99 L/D CASUAL $15-$25 D DINNER THEATER OTHER $8-$15 L/D CASUAL SPANISH/TAPAS $10-$15 D CASUAL STEAK/SEAFOOD $25-$100 D FINE DINING ITALIAN $14 L/D UPSCALE CASUAL
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