South Tampa
Cuisine
Average Entrée Price
Meals served
Style
Dining
B........Breakfast
L.........Lunch D........Dinner
SB......Sunday Brunch
GRILLSMITH
1180 S Dale Mabry Hwy. • Tampa, FL 33629 (813) 250-3850 •
www.grillsmith.com
GrillSmith is a friendly, affordable neighborhood restaurant serving fresh fire-grilled food with an extensive selection of beer, wine, cocktails in a fun, contemporary, and unpreten- tious atmosphere. You’ll enjoy fresh fish, grilled steaks, chicken and burgers. Try GrillSmith for lunch, dinner or at the bar for happy hour. All locations feature private dining rooms and outside patios perfect for your next business or social event.
HULA BAY CLUB
5210 Tyson Ave. • Tampa, FL 33611 (813) 837-4852 •
www.HulaBayClub.com
A Tampa treasure, tucked away south of Gandy off Westshore on Tampa Bay! Enjoy the wide open waterfront views, an enticing island-meets mainland inspired menu and inex- pensive prices for fresh seafood and sushi to slow-roasted pork.
KOJAKS HOUSE OF RIBS, INC.
2808 Gandy Blvd. • Tampa, FL 33611 (813) 837-3774 •
www.kojaksbbq.net
A South Tampa institution since 1978. Family owned and operated nestled under grandfather oak trees. Located at the east end of Gandy Blvd. just one block west of historic Bayshore Blvd. Featuring outdoor dining.
THE LIME
915 S Howard Ave. • Tampa, FL 33606 (813) 868-5463
www.cicciorestaurantgroup.com
The Lime is a cocina Latina and tapas joint that is tailored for those who are looking for much more than Bud Light and bean burritos. Live acoustic music is featured on Monday hospitality nights and Thursday-Saturday. Happy hour takes place until 7pm every day. In addition, outside the bright neon green bar cooler, is a row of twelve primarily import draft beers, fifty tequilas, and eleven fresh Mexican fruit purees.
LODGE RESTAURANT AND BAR
516 S Howard Ave. • Tampa, FL 33606 (813) 251-5634 •
www.lodgetampa.com
The Lodge Restaurant & Bar’s got a wink and a nudge on every one of its menu’s seven pages. It’s a wide open space, deep red, with gorgeous chandeliers and enough mounted antlers and such. Live music on the patio some nights, DJs on Fridays and Saturdays and ladies nights. Not too fussy, not too expensive, and likely to put a smile on your face.
MACDINTON’S IRISH PUB & RESTAURANT
405 S Howard Ave. • Tampa, FL 33606 (813) 251-8999 •
www.macdintons.com
Irish pub and restaurant with delicious food and friendly Irish staff. Happy hour (2 for 1) 11:30am-7pm every day but Friday. Friday 6pm-8pm, $10 ALL YOU CAN DRINK. Patio, big screen TV, darts, pool, golf, ample parking and specials every night.
MOTT & HESTER DELI COMPANY
1155 S Dale Mabry Hwy., Suite 10 Tampa, FL 33629 (813) 289-9758
www.mottandhesterdeli.com
A one-of-a-kind Tampa original place for fresh pasta, sandwiches, and garden salads. OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE
– SOUTH TAMPA
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.
SECOND LINE CAFÉ
301 W Platt St. #C. • Tampa, FL 33606 (813) 258-8778
www.second-line-cafe.com
Featuring a full list of signature coffees, beignets and only the most authentic New Orleans foods. Relax in the French Quarter atmosphere and enjoy some gumbo, jambalaya, or cafe au lait while listening to New Orleans jazz and blues. Catering available. Walking distance from downtown hotels.
VisitTampaBay.com 71 OTHER $9.95 B/L/D/SB CASUAL STEAK/SEAFOOD VARIES L/D CASUAL DELI $10 L/D CASUAL AMERICAN $9 L/D CASUAL AMERICAN $10-$15 D CASUAL MEXICAN $10-$15 L/D/SB CASUAL BARBEQUE $10 L/D CASUAL AMERICAN $10-$15 L/D/SB CASUAL AMERICAN $15-$25 L/D/SB CASUAL
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