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Sakana’s sushi is a shore thing
A sublime sushi spot on Gandy near Bayshore.
Jon Palmer Claridge
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Feedback: Bullets, bagels and Hagel, oh my!
You wrote it, we printed it.
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Right on Ponte
Cafe Ponte continues to serve world-class cuisine from its Clearwater kitchen.
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Demystifying salmon
Are all lox created equal?
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The great Tampa Bay bagel search
Are our bagels schmear-worthy?
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Armani’s is high above it all
The food is as wonderful as the views at this top-of-the-line Tampa gem.
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Hot or not?
Cassis American Brasserie is a beautiful but inconsistent player on St. Pete’s Beach Drive.
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Wine takes flight
Even if you’re grounded, First Flight wine bar may be the best stop on the itinerary.
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Feedback: Thanks, Claridge
You wrote it, we printed it.
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La V’s Pho-nomenal Vietnamese fusion
Good food fortune in the ’Burg.
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Sweet spitfire
The lost art of the fire-roasted Gâteau à la Broche
still burns in Francis Caussieu’s hearth.
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The meal of a lifetime
Reflections on excellence, balance, surprise and how we taste.
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Hello, Mr. Chips
The fine art of making perfect French fries.
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London calling
The Oxford Exchange’s breathtaking new space has food that doesn’t yet reach the same heights.
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Pub grub UK-style at Moon Under Water
From curries to stout to multiple curries.
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Sea Sea Riders, a comforting old Florida retreat in Dunedin
See you on the veranda.
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We almost had Paris
A lovely restaurant in Safety Harbor whose parts don’t quite add up yet.
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Feedback: You wrote it, we ran it
Big cat fight, a tree dies in Ybor, Domani Bistro fans rally and more …
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Details, details
There’s much that’s appealing about Carne, but its identity is still in flux.
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Not by bread alone
Cafe de Paris may serve the area’s best baguette, but the menu offers other temptations, too.