Pineapple Espresso 3045 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. St. N., St. Pete, 727-202-8862 Pineapple Espresso isn’t what happens when you mix caffeine with juice from the spiky fruit. But it is St. Petersburg’s newest drive-thru coffee shop. Photo via Pineapple Espresso/Facebook

Lucy’s Vegan Corner 1113 Central Ave, St. Pete Baum Ave Market welcomes new plant-based cuisine purveyor, Lucy’s Vegan Corner, to their team of vegan-friendly eateries! Photo by Jenna Rimensnyder

M. Bird at Armature Works 1903 Market Street, Tampa, 813-296-2702 Seating at the bar is first come, first served — so make sure you get the crew there early and lock a spot down. Photo via Armtature Works/Facebook

Oak & Ola 1327 E. 7th Ave., Tampa, 813-247-1785 Oak & Ola has been awarded 4 ½ stars by our food critic, and is so far setting the bar for new fine dining in Tampa Bay. Photo via Oak & Ola/Facebook

Wine & Wood 614 S Howard Ave, Unit C, Tampa, 813-284-7346 With a veggie-forward fare, Wine & Wood has an extensive wine bar, and also carries two cocktail-y options, red sangria and mimosas, plus draft beer. Photo via Wine & Wood/Facebook

No Vacancy 937 Central Ave, St Petersburg, 727-308-7878 Indoor and outdoor full-liquor bars and a patio lounge area are highlights of No Vacancy, which draws inspiration from Lisa Gilmore Design and Wax & Hive. Photo via No Vacancy/Facebook

Social House 6310 N. Florida Ave. Tampa Seminole Heights’ very first sports bar, Social House, opened to the public this week. Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options are available, as well. Photo via Social House/Instagram

Alto Mare Fish Bar 300 Beach Drive NE, St. Pete, 727-873-3427 Debuting in late January, Alto Mare, the third concept by Kurt and Mary Cuccaro, has been supplying locals with Italian-inspired seafood dishes. Photo via Alto Mare Fish Bar/Facebook

Buddy Brew 400 N. Tampa St. #110, Tampa, 813-258-2739 Buddy Brew has opened its newest craft coffee shop in downtown Tampa – and it is something you do not want to miss. Photo via Buddy Brew/Facebook

Mole Y Abuela 1202 N. Franklin St., Tampa, 813-370-1000 Mole y Abuela is the next local venture from celebrity chef Fabio Viviani and Nocturnal Hospitality Group founders David Anderson and Lanfranco Pescante. Photo via Mole y Abuela/Facebook

Plant + Love Ice Cream 953 Central Ave, St Petersburg, 727- 900-6744 St. Petersburg’s EDGE District just keeps on growing. The newest addition to the popular hub for both bites and beverages is an artist collective with vegan ice cream. Photo via Plant + Love Ice Cream/Facebook

3 Dot Dash 6203 N Florida Ave, Tampa, 813-675-4522 3 Dot Dash — a vegan kitchen that’s been popping up on both sides of the bay, features a popular fried “chicken” cutlet sandwich, among other plant-based delights. Photo via 3 Dot Dash/Facebook

Whiskey Cake Kitchen & Bar 2223 N Westshore Blvd B207, Tampa, 813-535-9955 Whiskey Cake offers just over 500 bourbons, whiskeys, and ryes — making it one of the largest whiskey libraries in the country. Photo via Whiskey Cake Bar & Kitchen

Bluwave 122 S Howard Ave, Tampa, 813-841-5121 In Tampa’s SoHo district, a bar and grill has rolled into the sleek space most recently home to Bar Asia. Photo via Bluwave/Facebook

Caracara 730 Broadway Suite 4, Dunedin, 727- 221-5444 Traci and Kurt Ferguson brought the Old World street food of Coattails Kitchen to Woodwright Brewing Co. last year. But now, the wife-and-husband team behind NINA Hospitality Co. have a couple of new downtown Dunedin eateries up their sleeves. Photo via Caracara/Facebook

The Oyster Shucker Craft & Draft 650 Corey Ave., St. Pete, 727-256-1882 St. Pete Beach’s Oyster Shucker has reopened as Oyster Shucker Craft & Draft! They’re serving up everything in an atmosphere that’s more sophisticated than what came before it. Photo via Clearwater Oyster Company/Facebook

Daily Dose 4817 S West Shore Blvd, Tampa, 813-533-3814 The coffeehouse and eatery’s new home is just five minutes away from its old digs, and still serves up breakfast, brunch and lunch. Photo via Daily Dose/Facebook

Flatbread & Butter 497 Seventh Ave. N., St. Pete Flatbread & Butter cafe is serving local pastries and cups of specialty coffee from community-focused businesses. Photo via Flatbread & Butter/Facebook

Grain & Berry Multiple locations So far, the popular bowl purveyors have opened new outposts in Carollwood, Brandon Mall and South Tampa. Photo via Jenna Rimensnyder

Harpoon Harry’s Crab House 225 S Franklin St, Tampa, 813-321-4040 Extensive fresh seafood menu with a wild layout including a mezzanines and roll up doors along Franklin Street. There’s even a stylized bar area themed around a 1926 truck. Photo via Harpoon Harry’s Crab House/Facebook

Hole in One Donuts 39024 U.S. Highway 19 N., Tarpon Springs, 727-935-4282 Hole In One Donuts opened its doors in Tarpon Springs last March, and there’s plenty of glazed carbs we’re excited about. Photo via Chris Fasick

Hopscotch 1006 Broadway St, Dunedin, 727-223-5227 HopScotch Cafe has skipped its way into downtown Dunedin with travel-inspired sandwiches. Photo via Hopscotch/Facebook

Lucky Dill 4606 W Boy Scout Blvd, Tampa, 813- 444-5188 Featuring a large outdoor patio and decor inspired by the Big Apple, the restaurant specializes in menu items like corned beef and pastrami sandwiches, which are enjoyed during lunch or dinner. Photo via Lucky Dill/Facebook

Mirro’s Pizza 2307 South Dale Mabry Hwy., Tampa, 813-605-0669 Mirro’s offers a solid beer list ranging from PBR to Peroni, and a wine selection that can be ordered by the glass or bottle. Photo by Jenna Rimensnyder

Mr. & Mrs. Crab Fowler 7550 US Hwy 19 N, Pinellas Park, 727-541-2722 Mr. & Mrs. Crab guests are encouraged to eat with their hands. The casual, rustic restaurant’s Cajun-style seafood is sold by weight and cooked in a one-of-a-kind blend of spices, then served in a plastic steam bag. Photo via Mr. & Mrs. Crab Fowler/Facebook

The Oyster Shucker Craft & Draft 650 Corey Ave., St. Pete, 727-256-1882 St. Pete Beach’s Oyster Shucker has reopened as Oyster Shucker Craft & Draft! They’re serving up everything in an atmosphere that’s more sophisticated than what came before it. Photo via Oyster Shucker/Facebook

Rise Kitchen & Deli 5223 N. Orient Rd., Tampa, 813-627-7625 On the casino floor featuring 9,681 square feet of space, Rise Kitchen & Deli went through a total rebrand and offers breakfast and all-day fare across two dining areas that include Pullman-style booths. Photo via Rise Kitchen & Deli/Facebook

Sekushi on the Beach 524 Mandalay Ave., Clearwater, 727-474-2453 This brand new sushi bar launched with a limited menu, and within the first few weeks will present its six-page offering list of rolls, dumplings and noodle bowls! Photo via Sekushi on the Beach/Facebook

Sea Hags Bar 9555 Blind Pass Rd, St Petersburg, 727-360-2800 Known for serving everything from smoked fish spread to steaks, Sea Hags Bar & Grill’s latest outpost — and third overall —opened last December in St. Pete. Photo via Sea Hags Bar/Facebook

Babbaluci 3671 S. Westshore Blvd, Tampa, 813-493-6975 There’s a new upscale Italian restaurant in town, Tampa, and it’s called Babbaluci Cucina Italiana & Lounge. Babbaluci, for the uninitiated, are a Sicilian specialty of tiny snails. The food tradition is even referenced in the restaurant’s logo. Photo via Babbaluci/Facebook

South Tampa Society Wine Bar 3219 W Bay to Bay Blvd., Tampa, 813-999-4966 Another destination for fine wine, food and craft beer joined the Ybor City Wine Bar family, and carries 200 wines by the glass and 100 brews, in addition to small plates. Photo via South Tampa Society Wine Bar/Facebook

Taco Baby 235 Main St, Dunedin Its official, Dunedin is now home to the tiniest taco stand in Florida! People are lining up to grab a bite at Taco Baby, a renovated standalone ATM stand. Photo via Taco Baby/Instagram

The Forge 109 W Bloomingdale Ave, Brandon, 813-548-7090 Every weekday, guests can pour heavy from The Forge’s full liquor bar, and enjoy offerings like fish & chips, beef stew and an Irish poutine. Photo via The Forge/Instagram

The Mill South Tampa 2500 W Azeele St, Tampa, 813-603-8786 Fans of The Mill in St. Pete can expect a similar food menu in Tampa, and can take advantage of a revamped wine, cocktail and beer list. Photo via The Mill/Facebook

WEPA! Cocina de Puerto Rico 2149 3rd Ave S Unit #6, St. Pete, 727-420-7832 At WEPA!, each dish is made to order; some street food offerings include roasted pork with plantain mofongo, arroz con gandules, paella and chicharrones de pollo. Photo via WEPA! Cocina de Puerto Rico/Facebook

The Raft 1901 W. Platt St., Tampa, 813-439-2714 Craving some Cuban eats in Tampa? Hit up the ultra-casual red cafe that’s been hard to miss since it opened. Photo via The Raft/Facebook

The Wine Shoppe 11724 N Dale Mabry Hwy, Tampa, 813-374-4422 Launched in December in Tampa’s Carrollwood neighborhood this intimate wine bar has been a welcomed addition to the Bay’s wine scene. Photo via The Wine Shoppe/Facebook

Umami Sushi Hibachi 3942 Tyrone Blvd N, St. Pete, 727-800-2799 This spot is already serving up premium rolls, but don’t miss the grand opening on Wednesday, April 24th. Photo via Umami Sushi Hibachi/Facebook

Dio Modern Mediterranean 519 N Franklin St, Tampa, 813-341-2525 Who could’ve predicted that a menu update would result in a new restaurant? Not owners Mary and Joe Khabbaz of Dio Modern Mediterranean, formerly known as downtown Tampa panini spot Paninoteca. Photo via George Khabbaz

Garrison Tavern 700 S Florida Ave, Tampa, 813-221-4900 Tampa Marriott Waterside Hotel & Marina has joined forces with a renowned chef and restaurateur to give its food and beverage offerings a makeover. Photo via RS Hospitality