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New Japanese izakaya Nomi Bar officially opens in downtown Tampa this week
Downtown Tampa now has a new spot for late night sushi and sake. Nomi Bar, located at 777 N Ashley Dr. Unit A, in the former Taps Tavern space, soft-opened last week but will mark its official grand opening this Saturday, Nov. 7 from 4 p.m.-1 a.m. The new izakaya (which is essentially a Japanese […] The post New Japanese izakaya Nomi Bar officially opens in downtown Tampa this week appeared first on Creative Loafing Tampa .
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Ybor City restaurant Lara will permanently close
After nearly two years in Ybor City, Tampa chef Suzanne “Suz” Lara says she will close Lara Apothecary Bar & Bazaar (stylized “LARA”) after the final service on Sunday, Nov. 22. In a Wednesday afternoon social media post. Chef Suz did not give an exact reason for the closure, but did point to a lack […] The post Ybor City restaurant Lara will permanently close appeared first on Creative Loafing Tampa .
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Tampa Theatre Makes the Economic Case for Nonprofit Movie Theaters
George Levesque was standing in the Duncan Auditorium at Tampa Theatre, looking toward the balcony, which curves around the room and comes within 25 feet of the stage. He had been explaining why stand-up comedians liked performing here, and the more he talked, the clearer it became that the theater’s original architect, John Eberson, had done the modern comedy business a considerable favor.
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Tampa transit activists will host a bus ride-pub crawl this month
The grassroots organization Transit Now Tampa Bay hosts a bus ride and pub crawl in Tampa's Seminole Heights neighborhood on Friday, Nov. 13. The post Tampa transit activists will host a bus ride-pub crawl this month appeared first on Creative Loafing Tampa .
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Hip-Hop DJs Turn Election Day Into A Nearly 5,000-Stop Gig
Hip-Hop DJs have a different kind of Election Day booking on November 3: polling places, a national effort built by a former BET “Rap City” worker. DJs at the Polls will make its first appearance in the Tampa area at 26 polling locations in Tampa and elsewhere in Hillsborough County, WUSF reported. Founder Anton Moore developed the idea while working on “Rap City”, bringing his experience around rappers and DJs into voter engagement.
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Hidden Springs Ale Works to Close Tampa Heights Taproom, Hunt for New Home
Hidden Springs Ale Works will pour its last pint at its Tampa Heights tasting room on Sunday, December 20, before closing the doors and searching for a new location. The brewery says its beer isn't going anywhere, even if the building is. The urban-oasis brewery at 1631 N Franklin St.,...
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Florida Steak Lovers Get Prime Rib Under Vaulted Ceilings At This Vintage Tampa Chophouse
Some Tampa dinners come with a side of history, and this one comes with a ceiling worth craning your neck for. In the heart of Ybor City, a classic steakhouse sits inside a well preserved old building with vaulted ceilings, detailed medallions, and a giant chandelier hanging over the tables.
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This Gorgeous New Florida Coffee Shop Has a Sophisticated Secret
Order a cortadito here, and your view comes with a huge walk-in humidor packed with premium cigars. The cafe side overlooks the cigar selection, so your morning coffee gets a seriously classy backdrop. I love that the two worlds stay politely apart. The coffee area is smoke-free, while cigar fans...
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Florida’s Oldest Cigar-City Cafe in Tampa Still Pours Cuban Coffee Like 1960
Deviled crab for breakfast? At one old-school Cuban cafe, that’s a perfectly normal way to start the day. The menu reads like a greatest-hits album of Tampa classics. Cafe con leche, buttered Cuban toast, pressed sandwiches, and Spanish bean soup all share the spotlight. The room itself keeps a...
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Survivors’ Stories Hit Tampa Stage as Trafficking Reports Hit Record High
A documentary play built entirely from the real words of human-trafficking survivors makes its Florida debut this week at Stageworks Theatre in Tampa, with performances scheduled for Nov. 6 and 7. The End Slavery Monologues weaves together eleven survivors’ stories into roughly 75 minutes without intermission, and it arrives at a moment when state child-trafficking reports have just hit their highest level on record.
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Nagi Opens in Downtown Tampa, Bringing 180 Seats of Sushi and Whiskey to Jackson Street
Downtown Tampa has a new 180-seat Japanese restaurant and whiskey lounge where Gen X Tavern used to pour drinks. Nagi by Soho Sushi officially opened Monday at 103 E. Jackson St., bringing sushi, wagyu dishes and tableside preparation to a stretch of downtown that lost a longtime nightlife fixture earlier this year.