Creative Loafing Tampa
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Drink more wine
A new monthly column with a mission.
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Give vodka a chance
Flavored vodka aside, the spirit can be the perfect canvas for a great drink.
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Dear abbey
Sierra Nevada’s Ovila lineup of abbey-style ales is a welcome addition to an already stellar collection.
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O’ brother, where to eat?
Neighborhood hangout, martini bar, a taste of Brooklyn — O’Bistro does them all.
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Coffee shop dining guide
Where to get a cup of coffee and bite to eat in the neighborhood.
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The alternative dinner date
A guide for people who hate the traditional romantic excursion.
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Seitan-ic
A vegan’s take on jerky.
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Bar hop
In the words of Betty Crocker, “Above all, think chocolate.”
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Valentine’s Day dining guide
Kick the romance up to 11 with these very fancy-schmancy dining options.
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Amorous ales
Say “I love you” with beer.
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Isn’t it romantic?
Marchand’s delivers an unforgettable dining experience.
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Swoon-worthy ‘shrooms
A vegan take on the classic French dish, Beef Bourguignon.
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Sláinte!
Scotch ales highlight malt and burn, bringing the power of the Highlands to your glass.
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Ambassador of pisco
Drinking with Pisco Portón’s most interesting man in the world.
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The Riviera comes to St. Pete
A new supper club adds a touch of elegance to the beach dining scene.
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Taco nirvana at Casita Taqueria
Away from downtown, Casita Taqueria keeps the locals happy with their taco magic.
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Shades of verde
Baked egg in avocado with pepita pesto makes for a healthy and filling breakfast.
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Take a bite
St. Petersburg’s freeFall Theatre talks food, Hemingway, love, and death in An Empty Plate in the Café du Grande Boeuf.
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Something old, something new
Bay area bartenders reinvent the Old Fashioned.