We were really looking forward to visiting during our five-night stay in Clearwater while we were…read morein town to see the Philadelphia Phillies during MLB Spring Training. We've enjoyed their beers many times back home in New Jersey, so it was great to finally stop in. We only had the beer, so I can't comment on the food, but the beers themselves were excellent. The standouts for us were the Maduro Brown Ale , along with a really refreshing watermelon rice beer. The only reason I'd knock off a star was the service. Three different bartenders checked in with us during our visit, but only one seemed interested in any kind of conversation. The other two barely said a word, which made the experience feel a bit less welcoming than we expected. Overall though, the beer was fantastic and definitely worth the stop if you're in the area.

We came here because my husband received the PubPass and he was catching a flight out and we wanted…read moreto eat prior! This location is super close to the airport. The atmosphere was super cool, loved the inside and outside seating options. Service was super friendly and quick. He chose the Invincible Moose and said it was really good. We ordered food, which also came out really quick. The fries were a hit for my hubby, while I thought they were a tad dry, he found them to be amazing. I ordered the veggie burger. It was pretty good, especially with the toppings. My hubby ordered the Cuban. The first bites were a little dry, but when you got to the toppings, everything blended together, very similar to my veggie burger. The prices were very reasonable as well. Overall a great experience and we will definitely be back.

Went to World of Beer with a group of coworkers. We had a decent time. I had a Bavik Wit bier which…read morewas pretty tasty. I didn't find their list all that special with a name like World of Beer. I've been to other places with beers numbering in the hundreds. This wasn't one of them There was two table orders for appetizers. The first was the giant pretzel with beer cheese and ground mustard. Both were quite good. We also had a loaded tater tots appetizer which was fairly decent but not extraordinary. For the entree I had a Cali bowl with seared tuna which was also pretty good. Others had sliders, salad etc. No complaints really. A 3.7 rounds to 4.

We decided to visit because we saw on their website that they carried a beer we really enjoy but…read moredon't find very often. Unfortunately, when we got there, they didn't actually have it available. That said, it still seems like a decent tavern with plenty of beer options on tap as well as bottles and cans, so there's a good selection overall. The food was okay, but nothing particularly memorable. It was fine for a casual meal, but not something we'd go out of our way for. The biggest downside was the service. Our server seemed pretty disinterested in helping with our orders, which made the overall experience feel a bit underwhelming. Overall, it's an alright spot with a good beer selection, but our visit didn't quite live up to expectations.

My favorite Dog Bar in the entire Bay area. Lots of room for the pups and humans to play games…read more Great drinks. Lots of cool events like this Foam Party! Everyone furry and not furry always have a great time

I've been coming here consistently since July 2023, usually 4 to 6 days a week every single week,…read moreso this place has genuinely been a huge part of my routine and community. My Google review from a year ago gave this place five stars because it truly felt like an amazing space built around dogs, community, and responsible ownership. Looking back at that review now honestly makes the decline even more disappointing, because even just a year ago this place felt completely different in the best way. This place is supposed to be a safe and enjoyable environment for dogs and the people who love them. For many members, our dogs are family, and that's why the recent direction of the business has become genuinely heartbreaking and honestly alarming to watch. A growing number of members are becoming deeply uncomfortable with the decision to repeatedly host large rave-style events at a facility specifically designed for dogs. After previous events, there were already serious concerns about the condition of the property afterward, even after professional cleaning crews had supposedly finished. Members and staff still found debris throughout the space and parking lot and many people are now questioning whether any environment used for late-night parties like this can realistically ever be cleaned well enough to guarantee dogs are safe there afterward. Dogs spend their entire time at this facility with their noses on the ground, sniffing turf, licking surfaces, and putting things in their mouths. That is exactly what dogs do. The idea that dangerous substances, residue, pills, or other hazardous materials could potentially be missed during cleanup is terrifying for pet owners. One mistake could have DEVASTATING consequences for someone's dog. The best comparison I can make is this: imagine if a daycare hosted large rave parties at night and then told parents the next morning that everything had been cleaned and was safe again. Most parents would never feel comfortable with that. That is exactly how many dog owners are starting to feel here. What made this weekend especially upsetting was learning that the business was supposed to reopen after the latest event, only for members to then receive notice that the facility would remain closed due to cleanup issues, with uncertainty about reopening even the next day. That only reinforced concerns that these events are creating problems far beyond a normal private party. At the same time, members continue paying premium annual fees while receiving reduced operating hours, less access, ongoing inventory problems at the bar, and repeated closures tied to outside events. Many people joined because this was marketed as a community-centered space focused on dogs, safety and responsible ownership. Lately, it feels like those priorities are no longer coming first. I know several members who are already questioning whether they will renew their memberships because trust in the safety and direction of the business is starting to disappear.

Brewery Review -…read moreName: Woven Water - Beer: Flashing Lights 8.7% Blurry DIPA - Aesthetics- LUX Industrial - Service: Friendly dude - Chairs: bar stools were padded leather - Bathroom: Very basic but extra points for having a toilet and a urinal, I know the ladies appreciate it

I'm in Tampa once per year to visit family and I always make time to visit the Magnanimous Seminole…read moreHeights taproom. It's everything I could want out of a brewery: great beer, cozy space, welcoming staff, dog friendly, and lots of cool events. Their coquito beer is one of my all-time favorites but they have fantastic stouts, sours, and lagers. In an area packed with great breweries this one is a cant-miss.

Their variety in beer on tap and canned is great, the games and events are fun to play, and the…read morestaff is always super nice! Great old school vibes that I'd recommend to anyone!

I had such a fun time at this arcade bar! I went on a Wednesday night, and they had a deal for $8…read morewhere you can play as many of the games as you want! I got to try a lot of new games as well as classic ones, such as skeeball and air hockey. The beer selection also had quite a good variety, with local brewery offerings too. I definitely want to go again.

Excellent service and beers! Plenty of food in the surrounding shops. Overall a great atmosphere.read more

I stopped in here for a beer when I was in the area and it was fairly empty in the afternoon. I…read morehad the Pour Father which was a Hefeweizen and it was cold, fresh and delicious. I think it was the only wheat they had so I stopped at 1 beer. The barkeeps were friendly, the place was clean and I'd imagine it gets a little busier as the hour gets later.

Poorly managed, could care less if you return, absolute pass for many better places to grab a beer…read moreand a bite. Two stars as the young male waiter was very nice and tried hard. 20%+ tip to him, kudos. Rezy system BS on St.Paddy's Day led to being peppered with confirmation texts for two days and then being told there were no reservations upon arrival. Funny thing, saw this 'reserved' sign at a table as we left.

Went to Strandhill Publix by Armature Works for a cocktail before dinner when it had turned into…read morethe Christmas bar pop-up, I believe called Miracle. It seems to feature the same drinks as Bar Mezzo in St. Pete, so I'm guessing it's part of a seasonal pop-up they do. The vibes at Bar Mezzo felt better for Christmas. This spot felt kind of divey, but the prices were definitely not. The service was slow and our server forgot about us for a while, even though the place was pretty packed. I believe it's an Irish bar, and I would give it another try if friends wanted to go, but I wouldn't go out of my way to come back.

We stayed across the street at the hilton and ordered takeout. The food was delicious. We ordered…read morethe mac n cheese, hummus & grilled cheese. We're happy with all.

Walked in this evening without being greeted. 2 employees working behind the counter never…read moreacknowledged us when we sat down at the bar. They both looked irritated. I assumed there was some tension between them but who knows.... The lady finally walks over with an attitude and asked us what we wanted to drink. I kindly asked for a menu and she responded with irritation, "all the beers are listed up here and pointed to the wall..." I have 2 eyes that work perfectly fine to read all of the beer options you have to offer..... I asked for a menu. What if I wanted a soda, or water, or food.... I simply asked for a menu and somehow that inconvenienced her. If you can't work in the customer service field then find another career. Please stop projecting your personal issues on to customers!

Hidden gem within a super cool historical building that's serving up AMAZING wings, pizza, and…read morecraft beer. I finally got the chance to check out Lees Grocery for a superbowl dinner and will definitely be returning. The atmosphere was very laid back and although it was pretty empty when we went, I can imagine it's a fun spot when it's more busy. The inside is smaller than I anticipated it to be, but I enjoyed it. Made it seem homier. I was surprised to see the large outdoor seating area, which seems great for larger groups! Food: The wings are absolutely amazing. We ordered the 10 wings, plain, with hot and mild sauce and blue cheese on the side. The wings were so perfectly seasoned and almost reminded me of the wings on a rotisserie chicken, nicely smoked. We also got a plain cheese pizza pie, 18''. It came out fresh, hot, and the cheese and sauce had great flavor. It does have a thicker chewier crust. Parmesan cheese, oregano, red pepper, and garlic powder are available to add on top. There were a lot of fun pizza options/ combos and we'll be back to try the more interesting flavors. I'm also interested in trying the garlic parmesan wings. The nice thing about smaller joints like this is that the food comes out quick and so fresh! No food is sitting around when the kitchen is so close to the main dining area. Drinks: They have such a large variey of canned craft beers, ipa's, seltzers, and even non-alcoholic beers. There were also 6 different draft beers. I sipped on some Surfside's, while my boyfriend enjoyed the Tampa Export gold lager. It was a very light and crisp beer. The bartender was great and let us sample a couple of the beers and even made a mix of a sour and seltzer beer that she likes!

Customer service was very friendly and patient, even though it took us a while to order and we came…read morein close to closing time. I really appreciated how welcoming and approachable the staff was. The atmosphere felt comfortable and family-like, and I loved that they don't hold back on the toppings. The flavor combination of how all the different toppings work together was even more enjoyable than the pizza underneath it for me personally. For this style of pizza, I'd definitely recommend getting something with sausage. The sausage was easily the best part for me, and this style of pizza really complemented the sausage they used. The crust had a little bit of a spongy texture which makes it a very filling pizza.

We didn't get enough beer at yesterday's Dark Embrace, so we started the day back at the scene of…read morethe crime. Angry Chair was hosting a brunch to close out Tampa Bay Beer Week, and it was the perfect way to kick off the last day. I had a couple stouts and we shared a few of the brunch dishes. First up was the Chicken Biscuit with juicy fresh chicken tenders drizzled in hot honey and creamy goat cheese on a fluffy house made biscuit. It was so good we had to order the Bacon, Egg and Cheese Biscuit too, loaded with two over hard fried eggs, crispy bacon, and American cheese. We finished with the Breakfast Tacos packed with scrambled eggs, bacon, cheddar jack, caramelized onion, hatch chile, and sriracha mayo on corn tortillas. I washed it all down with a Barrel Aged Irish Cream Fionn Imperial Porter and Caviar Cowboy Imperial Pastry Stout. Both were a great kick start to the last day of Beer Week and paired really well with the food.

Its sad when you see something that was once great go downhill so fast…read more They seemed to have given up on producing quality beer. The foods quality has gone way down. when you go to a "large" brewery, you'd expect more than 2 stouts, 1 IPA and a bunch of who cares sours on tap. And it was Tampa Bay Beer week. They had zero stouts bottled to go, and only their 8 year old average IPA in cans. It had nothing to do with the beer, but an order of chicken tenders were completely raw as well. they didnt charge us for the even worse replacements, but i wouldnt have paid anyway. I would suspect they ate running down the business and it will be gone within a year