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Trophy Fish was founded in 2017 by St. Petersburg natives Ryan Griffin and partners Blake Thompson and Bill Griffin.
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Trophy Fish was founded in 2017 by St. Petersburg natives Ryan Griffin and partners Blake Thompson and Bill Griffin.

Trophy Fish (Seminole Heights)

5901 N Florida Ave. Tampa, FL 33604

Seminole Heights

www.trophyfish.com

Trophy Fish menu favorites include its grouper sandwich, house made fish spread, smoked shrimp, and a seafood boil for two. If you have a sweet tooth, the spot also has house-made cheesecakes and ice cream. In addition to the food menu, the drink menu includes award-winning cocktails like the boat beverages and the pistachio Mai-Tai.

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