Back to back business meeting and again amazing food!…read more No drinks this time but I'd did notice a few more cider options this time around. So maybe next time! Ordered the smoked meat loaf and this was amazing! The corn was flavorful with a light charred to them, mashed potatoes were creamy and soft. But the meat loaf was fantastic, light and fluffy with a very unique sauce. The second day had the smoked wings and all the same! Great flavor, great size but the ranch was something different? It was really good and I might need to get a side salad next time with that on top of it. Super light but great flavor. But still great service and food all the same! Some of our business partners went a few more times for drinks afterwards.

First time customer and found the atmosphere to be similar to other craft beer places. There was a…read morevariety of beers, but I honestly struggled finding one to my liking. You place your drink and food order at the bar. They give you your drink and then deliver the food to your table. I settled on the German beer, whose name I can't remember, but I wasn't thrilled with it. For food, I ordered the Philly Cheesesteak with a side of the beer cheese Mac and cheese. Food arrived and it looked great. The sandwich was freshly made and it was good. The Mac and cheese was amazingly good.

Stopped by on my way to the airport back to NC. Loved the vibe & the beer. The gentleman behind the…read morebeer was friendly and accommodating. Great place...

Good selection of craft beer. The barrel aged beers are off the charts delicious. I recommend the…read moreIPA selection as they are pretty on point with hazy styles

@latestartbrewing + @mightyfinetpa in Tampa, Florida…read more Brewery: 598 Late Start Brewing Company opened in September of 2024 and shortly after Mighty Fine joined their kitchen space, making it the perfect place to stop when you're in Tampa (Wednesday-Sunday). They offer a solid selection of beers made in house as well as coffee and breakfast in the mornings! @pedals.and.pintglasses and I took advantage of their Lunch/Dinner menu for some incredible double smashies! Owners/Brewers Jordan Copher, Tyler Sankey, and Nick Streeter really made something special here off Cass Street. Chef Nathan Hardin's menu is quite delicious too! We had the Spicy Pimento to start: Spreadable Cheese using Habanero Cheddar served with Fried Saltines. We also had the Classic Boi and Deluxe Boi double with Waffle Fries. The smash burger is unreal! Great flavor, cheesy, awesome sauce, solid skirt... everything you could want in a double smashie! Beers: - Encore Light Lager 4.5% - Markle's Sparkle Grapefruit Sour 4.5% There is a beautiful patio out to the side of the building and out front. You can belly up at the bar or dine and drink inside too! They offer event space rentals and catering as well! Breakfast and coffee start being served at 8am! Loved this place and will definitely make it a repeat destination! #latestartbrewing #tampa #mightyfine #brewery #doublesmashburger

Pretty much everything is unique and awesome here! Great service, nice indoor and outdoor seating…read more Nice little place you wouldn't really know was there from the outside. The Quarter Cheese Patty Melt - sourdough, double patty, american, swiss, grill onion, fry sauce? Kind of a burger, kind of a grilled cheese, kind of something else. The MANGO THAI TEA FRUITED SOUR - real mango, coconut, and thai tea. Stunningly bright beer for sure. Or is it really "beer"? I don't care because it was an adventure!

Came here for the first time for the immigrant benefit show! Plenty of fun cocktail options at…read morereasonable prices. The bartender was so friendly and efficient, holding it down himself! Lots of space between inside/outside with good amount of seating. Look forward to attending more events here!

Amazing safe space!! The food was amazing and the drinks were great! But the company and energy was…read moreAMAZING!!! Everyone is so amazing!

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.

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.

Cool brew spot to hang out. Great selection of beers. And there's a pizza place right around the…read morecorner that you can order from. Dogs are allowed even inside *if* they are well behaved (not dragging you around on the leash, not barking, obviously not aggressive). So be honest with yourself about your dog's behavior in public. The staff is friendly and there's a large projector screen to watch games and other big events. There's also a covered outdoor patio but I didn't go out there since it was too cold (yes, in FL lol). If you like breweries, add this to your list!

Me and my group of friends had our book club meeting at this brewery. We all enjoyed ourselves and…read morethe beer was delicious. They had a Smashburger food truck that we all tried and it was delicious. We enjoyed the atmosphere and the bartenders were great will definitely be back.

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

The tap list was fairly disappointing. They had their 1 milk stout on tap and 1 IPA on a Friday…read moreNight kicking off Tampa Bay Beer week. Its sad when breweries shift from what made them good, to brewing boring sours and seltzers.

With so many brewery options, I feel like the staff can really make or break an experience. In this…read morecase, they made my experience wonderful, and I can't wait to return! I was greeted immediately with two complimentary samples of their festbier and orange creamsicle. Both were great! I did a full pour of the key lime pie sour which was fantastic. The taproom was spacious with plenty of seating, and plenty of street parking available. I will absolutely be back soon and often!

Checking out the Ybor brewery scene, we stopped into BarrieHaus Beer Co. after hearing they put out…read moresome great German-style beers. I grabbed a Big Pluckin' Pils, a German pilsner that had a nice hop bite with a bit of bitterness, but still light and super refreshing, perfect for a warm afternoon. It paired really well with some Cajun boiled peanuts. This was towards the end of our brewery run, so we kept it to just one, but it definitely left a good impression. I'll be back to get into their other beers.

Continuing our self‑directed food tour of Ybor, we stepped off the 7th Avenue main drag and made…read moreour way to BarrieHaus. It sits just far enough from the heart of Ybor that the Cuban influence fades, and that's perfectly fine because this place leans fully into being a beer bar with food that matches the mood. I went straight for their Number 1, the Big Pluckin' Pils. If we had stayed for a second round, the Bublina, billed as the Best Czech Pilsner in the World, would have been next. Their board covers a wide range, from lagers and IPAs to Hefeweizen, porters and other malt‑forward brews, so it's easy to find something that fits your taste. With German‑style beer, a Bavarian pretzel feels required, and ours arrived piping hot from the oven with two mustards. The honey mustard was excellent, but the spicy mustard was the one that cleared sinuses. Pain, but the good kind, and absolutely delicious. BarrieHaus is a friendly, easygoing beer bar and we had a great stop here. My only disappointment was discovering that the adorable stuffed pretzel decorations aren't for sale. Someone could make a little side business out of those. [Review 40 of 2026 - 2225 in Florida - 25231 overall]