Food

When it comes to giving gifts, you always hear it’s the thought that counts. But, we think it’s the taste that counts!

It’s no secret that people love convenience, especially when it comes to food. The on-demand restaurant delivery market is expected to grow to $76B by 2022, driven by companies like UberEATS.

When Story Brooke Craft Coffee Bar opened on Fourth Street South recently, I was excited about having another cute coffee spot in St. Pete. But I wasn’t prepared for their waffles.

During the summer months, barbecues are happening all the time. Everyone wants to be outside enjoying the weather with friends and family. Below are some tips I have for making nutritious choices at BBQs without missing out on the fun:

Food lovers can dig into the best of Tampa Bay cuisine during Creative Loafing’s 10th annual Tampa Bay Restaurant Week, June 15-25.

The Vinoy in downtown St. Petersburg is a destination for tourists, but also a favorite for locals.

It costs just $2.50 to provide a nutritious meal for those in need at Trinity Cafe. With two Tampa locations, the cafes aim to restore dignity to homeless and hungry people through compassion, respect and a wholesome meal.

Carrollwood boasts an array of restaurants, and the Carrollwood Area Business Association’s fourth annual Taste of Carrollwood on April 2 provides a convenient (and free!) opportunity to try many at once.

If you have a few extra minutes at the coffee shop, consider getting a more flavorful cup by ordering a pour-over coffee. It’s made by grinding the beans and then slowly pouring hot water over the beans to allow the coffee to drip into your cup.

Pressroom, the Bentonville-based restaurant and coffee shop, has relocated to a larger space.