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The Ritz Ybor

The Ritz Ybor

2.8(142 reviews)
1.7 mi•Historic Ybor, Ybor City
•$$

I saw Nonpoint here, and it was a fantastic venue for one reason: it's small and it's all (mostly)…read moregeneral admission. There's not "bad" "seat" in the house. Everywhere is close to the stage. Additionally: there were multiple bars open which meant you never had to wait for a beer. Negatives: The beer selection sucked. Mostly bland Dad-beer. The promotion of this event was poor. There were 2 openers that I had no idea about from the venue website.

Venue itself is really awesome. AC always on blast the best that they can, bathroom lines are long…read morebut go relatively fast. People are nice, bottle girls are great but i've gotten three sections here now and the pricing is always incredibly inconsistent. this last time i've went wasn't as good as my first two. not only was i asked to tip the check in woman when i put down a deposit for the section, i had the bottle girl tell me that what i tipped her wasn't enough which is insane at a club. so you wanted me to tip on entry fee AND what i tipped you in my section wasn't enough? mind you bottles are at least $200 and i was told there was a $350 minimum mid way thru the club. which the minimum is fine but you didn't tell me that at the door, and i would have gotten something more expensive if that was the case. and while management was her excuse that's absolutely insane to me and will probably detour me from ever spending that much money there again, if that i might not go back.

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Straz Center for the Performing Arts - &Juliet Opening Set

Straz Center for the Performing Arts

3.9(283 reviews)
0.5 mi•Downtown Tampa
•$$

We went here for the Banksy art exhibit, so we really didn't get to experience the stage/center…read morearea. The exhibit is setup through a loading dock in the back, but it was really well done, and the setup was really appropriate for the display. If you are a Banksy fan, I recommend going before the exhibit leaves. The last day is September 27, 2026. We spent over an hour looking at the large samplings of his work. It was easy to buy tickets online and there was no issue using our QRcode to get admitted. The event was crowded but we were able to take all the time we wanted to see the exhibit and they had a nice merch selection at the end. The only thing was finding parking ahead of time. Since we went during the day, the parking for the center wasn't directly available. I ended up using the ParkWhiz app to find parking a block or two away, which worked out well. I'd definitely go to another event at this center, as it was easy to get in and out of the area and if you have more time, there are a lot of restaurants nearby and it's not far from river walk or other museum/art destinations.

The Straz is the place to go for entertainment in Tampa, whether you're seeing the Florida…read moreOrchestra or viewing a play. The main theater is very large, and depending on where you sit, you can be quite far from the stage. Unfortunately, that can take away from the experience, especially when you're trying to watch a play or see the orchestra. Ticket prices have also increased significantly, and when you add the cost of parking at the public lot across the street, it can make for a very expensive evening. At this point, some ticket prices rival actual Broadway prices, which is pretty insane. Overall, I'd still recommend going to see a show at least once to experience the theater. It's a nice venue and there's a lot to enjoy, but I do think the rising prices and seating distance are worth considering when planning your visit.

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B K Jackson Sax delivering the smooth jazz sounds.

The Attic - Great view

The Attic

3.8(17 reviews)
1.8 mi•Historic Ybor, Ybor City
•$$$

Stopped by for breakfast around 9 AM opening time, and unfortunately, the experience was far from…read morewhat you'd expect. The staff situation seemed rough. Our waitress, who was friendly and clearly trying her best, appeared to be doing everything -- taking orders, serving tables, and possibly even cooking. It wasn't her fault, but it made the entire service feel slow and chaotic. Despite the place being nearly empty, it took 1 hour and 40 minutes to get our food. That kind of delay would be hard to overlook even during a rush -- let alone a slow morning. Several menu items were already "out" which was confusing and disappointing for a small menu. It felt like they were unprepared to open for the day.

The actual name of this listing is The Attic at Rock Brothers. It is the musical venue located…read moreabove my favorite drinking establishment in Ybor, Rock Brothers. The venue seems to book a few acts a week. You can go online, purchase tickets, and pick your actual seat - they sell seats by the table. We were at Table 20 for The Verve Pipe, and it was a four-top, in the 3rd row of tables, on the side, with an excellent view of the stage. Sadly, they do NOT offer their fabulous cocktails upstairs here, even though there is a bar. If you want to drink something stellar, you will need to walk yourself back down the two flights of stairs, and get it yourself. Instead, they have instructions on each table of how to order a standard cocktail on-line; you choose your basic booze, then your basic mixer, and a cocktail server will bring it out to you and take your credit card. Efficient, but very boring. The venue is small, but the sound was good, with the exception of the two magpies behind me screaming and nattering the whole time. Why go to a concert if you're just going to talk through the entire thing? But I digress.... This is a wonderful venue to go see some surprisingly good artists, and I highly recommend a visit.

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The Attic - Edwin McCain

Edwin McCain

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Collin Raye performing at The Attic

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The Hub Bar - Great pour

The Hub Bar

4.0(171 reviews)
0.5 mi•Downtown Tampa
•$$

Stiff drinks, mediocre service and a smelly atmosphere. What more could you ask for from Downtown…read moreTampa's iconic dive bar? It's perfect. Local bands, loud mouths, random strangers leaving drawings on napkins, and oh, the best graffiti a bathroom stall in all of Tampa could ask for! Don't miss this joint like the iconic stuffed opossum for yesteryear.

WARNING: This bar practices favoritism and targets newcomers…read more My friend and I are teetotalers, and we went there for their karaoke night a couple of days ago. Keep in mind, it was just two people: me and my friend. It was our first time there, and the bar was full of people for karaoke night. The vibe was great, but the service was rude. They only show gratitude to paying and regular guests. About an hour into the event, I went up to the bar and simply asked for a water. The bartender told me that I had to buy a bottle and that it was cash only. I said, "Okay, never mind." That wasn't the problem. I understand that they are running a bar and trying to make money. Every type of bar does that. The problem was that the bartender came over to my friend at our table after that exchange and rudely told us that we needed to buy something or leave. That completely ruined the experience for us, especially since it was our first time there. So, we left. We know when we're not welcomed, and this bar did not make us feel welcome. It wasn't the price or the drinks that were the problem. It was the fact that the bar was full of guests purchasing drinks, and many of the guests coming in were groups of five or more. Yet they chose to target two quiet guests, even before the event, and told us that if we were non-paying guests, they would "kick us out" at least an hour into the event. We didn't come there to cause any harm or start any trouble, and we're not bums off the street. We came to have some safe fun and sing a few songs--nothing more, nothing less. If everything had worked out well, we could have come back and purchased drinks next time and even spread the word about how great the bar was. Unfortunately, that didn't happen. Be warned: This bar practices favoritism and looks down on non-paying guests. They completely ruined the vibe that night. If you're new to the area, I would think twice before coming here.

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What a hefty pour, god love them.

The Hub Bar - Triple for the price of one.

Triple for the price of one.

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Anchor and Brine

Anchor and Brine

3.8(244 reviews)
0.7 mi•Downtown Tampa
•$$$

Anchor and Brine was an amazing experience from start to finish! We visited during the day, and the…read moreatmosphere was so peaceful and relaxing. Sitting by the waterfront made it even better. The seating was comfortable, the bar area was nicely spread out, and the views were beautiful. I can't wait to come back at night to experience a different vibe. A huge shoutout to our server, Marko! He was absolutely fantastic. He took our pictures, recommended some amazing dishes, answered every question we had, and made us feel completely comfortable with our choices. He was friendly, knowledgeable, and truly made the experience memorable. The blackened Grouper Sandwich was hands down my favorite. The seasoning was perfect, the fish was cooked beautifully, and every bite was packed with flavor. The Truffle Fries were delicious too. My only personal preference was the tartar sauce served with them. The flavor was good, but the texture reminded me a little too much of mustard. I'd definitely order the fries again...just without the sauce. The Fried Calamari surprised me. The pickled chili flavor caught me off guard at first, but after a few bites it completely grew on me. Paired with the sauce, it became one of my favorite appetizers. And those pickles that came with the Grouper Sandwich...WOW! Easily the best pickles I've ever had. Whatever they're soaking them in, keep doing it because they were incredible. The drinks were just as impressive. We had a white wine, an Espresso Martini, and a Lemon Drop Martini. They were beautifully presented, perfectly balanced, and had just the right amount of liquor without overpowering the flavor. Great food, outstanding service, relaxing waterfront views, and a welcoming atmosphere. We will definitely be back. If you visit, ask for Marko..he'll take great care of you!

Stopped in for dinner. I usually don't frequent hotel restaurants but this one was highly rated so…read morewe gave it a try. This restaurant is completely outside under a patio. Which can get warm in the summer months. We ordered apps to share and drinks. Our server was friendly and knowledgeable about the options. We ordered apps smoked fish dip, mussels and the parm truffle fries. We liked the mussels and fish dip. The truffle fries were a but surprising. It came with a curry sauce and what seemed to be salsa verde and cotija cheese on top. They weren't bad but not exactly what we thought we would get.

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Anchor and Brine - The bar

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