To-Go Perfected


All of the restaurants in our Doggy Dining section are dog friendly with outdoor patios. They have all also ramped up their capacity, safety and efficiency for to-go orders. Help support your local, family-owned restaurants by ordering food to-go.


We’ve ordered takeout with Columbia Restaurant, Sand Key and Ybor City, and South Tampa’s Goody Goody. Even after the 45-minute drive home, the hot food was hot and the chilled food was chilled. They have to-go down. We hear Cha Cha Coconuts, St. Armands Circle, also has to-go down to perfection.


BELLA’S ITALIAN CAFE Bella’s has been open for 30+ years. The ambience is casual, yet sophisticated enough for a special date. Authentic Italian fare, from the paper-thin carpaccio to the old-fashioned spaghetti and meatballs. Pizzas are created from an original Venetian recipe and cooked in a wood-fired oven. Vegetarian and vegan offerings are also on the menu. Covered outdoor patio. TAKE OUT 1413 S. Howard Ave., Tampa. 813.254.3355. BellasItalianCafe.com


CASA SANTO STEFANO A new Sicilian restaurant in Tampa and the latest delicious offering from the Columbia Restaurant Group. Step into a showplace of art and back to the days of Sunday suppers, simpler times, and shared stories.Serving dinner daily from 4p-10p. 1607 N. 22nd St., Tampa 813.248.1925. CasaSantoStefano.com


90 THE NEW BARKER www.TheNewBarker.com


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