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THE BROWN BOXER PUB & GRILLE Tampa Bay’s premier sports pub & grille with two Clearwater Beach locations. Stop by for an amazing selection of food and drinks, and an exciting energetic atmosphere for you AND your dogs. Voted one of the top 25 Bars in the Tampa Bay Area, they’re expanding the North Clearwater Beach location and adding a game room. 483 Mandalay Ave., Clearwater Beach. 727.441.6000. 741 Bayway Blvd., South Clearwater Beach. 727.286.8906. TheBrownBoxer.com


EAT AT GRACE.


Modern American cuisine, wine and a cocktail list


inspired and named after our Beach dogs.


Dog-friendly outdoor dining, Grace is simplistic and timeless. The food and service reflect how we entertain in our own home.


120 8TH AVENUE, ST. PETE BEACH 727.317.4770 GraceStPete.com


Dinner: 4p (Closed Tuesdays).


ULELE The native-inspired restaurant and brewery, uses fresh fruits, vegetables, seafood and other dishes from Florida. Expect intricately flavored, visually appealing dishes prepared on the 10-foot-diameter barbacoa grill. Located on the banks of the Hillsborough River next to Ulele Spring. It is adjacent to Water Works Park, a family and dog-friendly park. 1810 N. Highland Ave., Tampa. 813.999.4952 - Ulele.com


WILDFLOWER CAFÉ Tucked away under stately old oak trees, this delightful neighbor- hood cafe serves breakfast and lunch in a casual upscale atmosphere. Enjoy refreshingly prepared specialties: omelets, breakfast burritos, quiche, waffles, soups, salads, unique sandwiches and entrees. A must-try: the award-winning Carrot Cake, among other delightful sweets. 1465 S. Fort Harrison Ave. Clearwater. 727.447.4497. WildFlowerCafe.net


SWAH-REY St. Pete’s only dessert bar with the most delicious, made-from- scratch desserts. Local craft beer, hard ciders, wines, Kahwa Coffee, and an extensive list of loose-leaf teas. Treat yourself and order a Pup Mini for your dog. Two locations in St. Petersburg: 2105 Central Ave. 727.767.0523 and 625 Central Ave.727.767.0527 - Swah-Rey.com


Check out the new second level arcade & bar at our North Beach Location


SWEET SAGE CAFE A tranquil oasis loved by both locals and vacationing tourists from all over the world. It’s a quaint combination of tea room, gift shop and beautiful outdoor dog-friendly garden. Serving a wide variety of breakfast and lunch dishes, including Eggs Benedict, French Toast, delectable wraps and healthy salads. Unique Sage Creations like Waffle Daffle or Dairyberry Crunch. Extensive and fun dog menu. Stop by their boutique right next door for dog-themed home accessories and gifts. 16725 Gulf Blvd., North Redington Beach. 727.391.0453. SweetSageCafe.com


TAMIAMI TAP Coastal casual neighborhood bar and grill in downtown Sarasota’s Laurel Park district. Happy Hour from 4p-7p. Late night menu. Brunch on weekends with Build-Your-Own Bloody Mary and Mimosa bar.Closed Mondays. Tuesday - Friday, 4p to midnight Saturday, 5p to midnight Sunday, 11am-9p; Brunch 11a-3p Live music and Trivia nights Fantastic dog-friendly patio. 711 S. Osprey Ave., Sarasota. 941.500.3182. TamiamiTap.com


94 THE NEW BARKER www.TheNewBarker.com


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