Openings & Closings

3 different locations of the popular franchise are slated to open within the next few years.

Get that allergy medicine ready.

The popular eatery will host its final party on Sunday, July 3, which coincides with Lakeland Fourth of July festivities.

And tickets for Tampa Theatre's "Pee Wee Herman"-themed beer festival, taking place this summer, are on sale now.

Unique sushi rolls—like its uramaki salmon with seaweed, raw salmon and sesame seeds—occupy its menu.

Four different locations are slated to open in Tampa over the next three years.

The first 100 guests to visit its newest location will have a chance to win free Walk-On’s for an entire year.

Wilson’s never tried to be a copy, it was wholly original.

It’s the brainchild of Julie Michelle Sainte Feliciano who’s been operating as ‘Good Fortune Baby’ for the last 20 months.

And the 12th annual Oktoberfest returns to Tampa this fall.

After 4 p.m. King State will become Ups-N-Downs.

The concept specializes in mochi doughnuts, Korean rice flour corn dogs and different types of boba drinks.

Its original cafe—alongside Bamboozle and First Watch—will soon be replaced by brand new development.

The newly-opened restaurant specializes in “pinsa,” a thinner, healthier version of pizza, alongside other Southern Italian delicacies.

Hunger Thirst Group’s latest concept features a karaoke room, unique cocktails and a sushi-forward menu.

And Wesley Chapel’s massive shipping container park Krate also celebrates its grand opening this weekend.

It’s like Tampa's Sparkman Wharf, but with a view of The Grove instead of Hillsborough Bay.

The coffee chain offers a selection of coffee, espresso and Hawaiian-inspired food.

The Cuban Sandwich festival is happening in Ybor this weekend, too.

After being closed since 2020, the new Four Green Fields opened this Thursday.