While many say that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, it seems to be the least popular meal to go out to eat. With teenagers sleeping in until the afternoon, and commercialized breakfast...
"Shogun Sushi" is an "all-you-can-eat" sushi and seafood restaurant that opened late last month. Located on north Dale Mabery Hwy in an unobtrusive black building, you could almost miss it if it weren't...
If you are looking for something exotic and different, this is the place for you. CAVA is the latest restaurant in South Tampa with a Mediterranean flair. Its menu offers many different options such as...
Flourish is a new vegan restaurant that opened up in the South Tampa area near Plant High School on March 1, 2022. This new vegan spot offers plant-based pizzas, bowls and sides such as loaded potato wedges,...
Disgraceful. Terrible. Disappointing. Unpleasant. I don't think there is any other way to describe my dining experience at Oronzo.
With its new location recently opening up in MidTown Tampa, there were...
My sister and I have been obsessed with boba tea for the past couple of months and we are constantly scouring for new places to visit in South Tampa. There aren't many places to acquire boba other than...
Matoi Sushi, located on Dale Mabry Highway, has introduced me to amazing sushi in the Tampa Bay area. While I don't have the experience to compare them to other sushi restaurants, I can guarantee that...
Despite a five star rating and 19 reviews on Yelp, Kombo Kitchen isn't as good as people say it is. I didn't expect Thai food to be so unsatisfactory. Looking at the pictures and the website online, it...
Bull Market is a new, traditional American-with-an-Asian feel restaurant and convenience store. It's located on Himes Ave, right next to the Publix and Big Island Poke. Outside, a big sign stating the...
Hey Giant Little Biscuits is one of South Tampa’s newest editions to an array of funky food shops. The original, however, has been open in Seminole Heights for two years.
I visited Hey Giant early...
