Graze 1910 has been slinging refined American fare out of its storefront at Armature Works for two years, and now the elevated brunch spot has a second location in South Tampa—slated to open in early February.
The original concept in Armature works will remain Graze 1910, but the new South Tampa location will just be called Graze.
South Tampa's Graze is at 2217 S. Dale Mabry Hwy., in the former 2,700 square-foot space of The Nest, a short-lived breakfast and brunch concept. This new spot features a much larger menu than its predecessor at Armature Works—chock full of its acclaimed egg dishes, chicken and waffles, tartines and burgers.
“After two years of success with Graze 1910 at Armature Works, we decided it was time to extend the brand, expand the menu and attract more families and locals” Graze owner Raymond Menendez said in an official statement.
The new location continues the same minimalistic decor of whitewashed walls and green accents that the original Graze 1910 has triumphed.
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This article appears in Jan 23-30, 2020.