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Popular Tampa Bay pizza joint expanding to Sarasota
A popular Tampa Bay pizza joint known for thin-and-crispy New York-style pies and Philly cheesesteaks is expanding to Sarasota. Anthony & Luca's Pizza Kitchen is a family-owned Italian restaurant that first opened in Pinellas Park in 2025, serving New York-style pizza, Jersey Boardwalk-style thin-and-crispy pies and Philly cheesesteaks. Since its debut, the brand has expanded to Tampa and Houston, Texas, with additional locations in the works. Ticket Newsletter: Sign up to receive restaurant news, reviews, and fun things to do every Friday The restaurant's owners recently announced plans to open a Sarasota-area location as part of an eight-store expansion across Florida and Ohio. "Sarasota friends — hand-tossed pizza and real Philly cheesesteaks are heading down the Gulf coast. Stay tuned," the owners wrote on the restaurant's website . The Florida-based pizzeria is known for using three generations of family recipes and sourcing water from New York City, which is delivered to the kitchen three times a week to make its signature dough. "Our New York dough is prepared using a closely-guarded family recipe, the perfect canvas for our signature pies," the owners wrote on the restaurant's website. Other ingredients include Grande mozzarella and house plum-tomato marinara, which the restaurant says
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Tampa Bay Observer
Things to do in Tampa Bay this weekend, Nov. 13-15: Fin Fest at the Pier, St. Pete Run Fest, VegFest and a chocolate festival
The first cool, dry weekend of the season lands on a packed calendar: a new music and ocean festival at the St. Pete Pier, races along the downtown St. Pete waterfront, two free food festivals in Tampa, Doja Cat, and the Lightning at home Saturday.
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Tampa Nursing Students Say $30K School Blocked Them From Licensing Exam
Kevin Bryant says he spent almost $30,000 on Tampa Medical College’s registered-nursing program, finished his coursework, and still never got the green light to sit for the exam that would make him a licensed nurse. He says the school would not clear him to take the National Council Licensure Examination, known as the NCLEX, because he couldn’t pass its own exit-testing process first.
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Tampa's The Floridian Sandwich Shop Lists Assets as Owner Plans Full Retirement
The Floridian, the Cuban-sandwich spot at 4534 W. Kennedy Blvd. in Tampa, is putting its furniture, kitchen equipment and lease up for sale as longtime owner Harold Seltzer prepares to retire. The business itself isn't part of the deal — Seltzer says he's parting with the physical pieces of the operation, not the company behind it.