Just because you don't have money now, it doesn't mean you can't be a traveler!!!! Never let anything, including money, stop you from being a passionate traveler!!!!
Hey Mark, I was driving to work at literally 9.01am yesterday and my local Dublin radio station Newstalk 106fm was talking about tourists to Ireland loving the Irish Breakfast. Next thing the presenter played a clip of you talking about the Irish Breakfast, taken from your Ireland vlogs.....! Royalty time!!
Armature Works is really good to eat at in downtown Tampa, also Frenchy's Rock away Grill is AMAZING its my favorite restaurant on the beach and I've been living here my whole life definitely best place to go on the beach. Another thing is don't get worried that theirs a lot of elderly people here us younger locals exist too! A lightning game is great to go to if you haven't watched hockey before or even a buccaneers game it's a great stadium because it provides good fan interaction with the pirate ship and if you have younger ones with you and they don't like loud noises make sure to bring ear plugs or headphones. Best times to visit Orlando area a little after Christmas break because its very packed at Disney and Halloween time. Universal is my favorite in Orlando and Busch gardens has got to be my favorite in Tampa. Also if your going toward pasco county watch out for gators and other critters because theirs many lakes. ALSO DONT DRIVE SLOW WE HAVE TO GET TO WORK!
Ughhhh if only you posted this a week ago. 🤦🏾♀️I was in Florida mainly Port Gorda and Tampa last week. Well at least I have this for next my Fl trip next year.
When I went to Tampa I got hungry like around 9pm went to ybor to a Cuban restaurant that opens late. When we were about to go in. I saw a guy hiding in the bushes I thought he was friends with the guy that was getting out the restaurant than I saw him knock the guy out by chocking him it was scary.
Loved the video Mark but must say RIP to my fellow headphone users lol, definitely had some windy conditions there! Also about the Cuban sandwich I must say yum, there's a sandwich shop here in Murray KY that is owned and operated by a Cuban immigrant and every time we go there I HAVE to get a small Cuban, the only thing is he doesn't put salami or mustard on it (which I am extremely glad for, don't like either of those things lol) but he does roast his own ham and pork (as well as the meats for his other sandwiches). You can taste the difference made by the fact that everything is freshly roasted and homemade. The place is called Victor's Sandwiches (www.victorssandwiches.com is their site) and if ever in the Murray KY area you HAVE to try them!
lived in Tampa 2000-2008. If in Tampa check out Philly Phlava! Best cheesesteaks outside of Philly. Also Mellow Mushroom has good pizza. And don't forget to play the strip bar game-you can go to one and throw a rock in any direction and hit another :) Can play for hours.
As a native Floridian, always try the gator. lol I go to Tampa several times a year. Honestly didn't know they had such "great" food. The deviled crab sounds awesome. Also. One of my personal favorite places to eat when in Tampa is at Eddie and Sam's. It's an NYC style pizza joint and they import their water from NYC for their dough. It's SO good and they have good deals too. They also have a gelato bar attached with some great flavors. If you're ever in the downtown area near the Aquarium or the Convention center, definitely make the short trip to Eddie and Sam's. :)
They do not import their water. They treat it. It doesn't sound as good and New Yorkers wont praise this pizza place if that were to ever get out, but I know the guy who was asked to treat water for them. There's no way they have prime downtown real estate, closing as early as they do, while importing water from NY, and still charging less than $5 a slice. And it's incredibly overrated.
I'd suggest heading about 45 minutes south to Sarasota as well. Top eating spots: 1. Lucky Pelican - the buffalo calamari is probably the best anywhere. The Swordfish cannot be passed up. 2. Phillippi Creek Restaurant and Oyster bar. There's really nothing bad and yes the Gator is excellent. 3. Daiquiri Deck. There's one on St. Armand's Key and one on Siesta Key. If for nothing else...go for the daiquiris! There is nothing better than after spending an afternoon on one of the whitest sand beaches in the world, going and grabbing a daiquiri!
I downvoted this because it is currently -11 F in Indianapolis and you posted a video for Tampa, FL where it is clearly not that cold. Kidding, but I thought about it.
If you're in Tampa near the stadium then go to La Teresita, on Columbus Avenue, and eat at the lunch counter. It's on the opposite side of the building from the sit down restaurant. The cuisine is typical Cuban, the food is good, it's cheap, it's fast, it's open 24 hours, and the place is a Tampa institution. I've met the mayor there, the Fire Chief, the Chief of Police, and several City Council members.
From a local, Datz, Dr. BBQ, Cajun Cafe on the Bayou, Loli's Mexican Cravings, Bodega, Yummy House Bistro, Rusty Bellies seafood if you get up to Tarpon Springs, Star Fish Dockside in Cortez, Ulele, and Mekenita's. That should be a good start.
Some good places to eat in downtown Tampa: - Armature Works - Hall on Franklin - Sparkman Wharf - Ulele There’s also a lot of hipstery places in South Tampa: - Green Lemon - Daily eats - Datz
I live in Tampa. What you showed as deviled crab was not deviled crab. And if you want great cuban sandwiches stay away from ybor city. Try Brocattos. Dont forget to try the local papas rellenas. And you never even mentioned stone crab!!!! The #1 delicacy in Florida!!! You should try again.
Wolters ain’t lying about the Cuban sandwich Tampa invented it so you gotta have one while your here, check out the Floridian they have a really great authentic Cuban sandwich! 🍻
If you go to Tampa, go to Pepitos after hours! It’s good late night Columbian food, Seminole heights is sort of a bad area but it’s getting better with the more restaurants and bars they’re opening good food there, Hanks BBQ is goood especially their gator bites, in the USF area/Bush Gardens there’s a lot of Carribean food there’s Mr.Dunderback awesome German spot with great beer and a great environment I love going there, never ate at Ybor but there’s some good beer there, if you stay til night time you can see just how weird ybor is but it’s got charm if you’re hanging out during the day.
I live in Tampa fl born an raised so eaten just about everywhere so just trynna find sum hidden gems, and u sir definitely opened my eyes thank you!!!!!
Hi Mark, here is a suggestion for a video that would help when visiting the US. Once you made a video about how is to rent a car in Europe and what's important to know about it and would be nice to do the same for those how visit USA. Cheers from Portugal.
For a lot of countries, an International Driver's License will be needed to drive here. They are only good for one year. In the US, you can get them from roadside assistance companies like AAA (Triple A). I would imagine Europe would have something similar. In the US, automatic is the standard rather than manual transmission. I'm not even sure if most rental car companies will have manual transmissions available. In most cities, rental car facilities will be spread throughout the city but the rates are going to be the best at the airport. Sometimes dragging yourself to the airport (just like in Europe, the airports are usually on the edge of town) isn't convenient but if it is, try to get it from there. Renting a car at the airport in most of the country, for a small "economy" sized car (4 seater, might only have two doors, enough trunk space for luggage of two or if you are really light packers,3-4), is going to set you back about $20-30 a day + taxes and fees. You can upgrade as needed Generally you're expected to return the car with a full tank of gas. The airport will often have an (overpriced) gas station on airport property. Lately many rental car agencies will let you pre-pay for a full tank at the time you pick the car up and it'll only be a few cents above the standard market rate. So in that case, you can return the car as close to empty as possible. But you have to specifically ask for this service. If you return the car on near empty AND you didn't sign up for the pre-set rate, they'll charge you an outlandish amount. One thing I would note is toll roads in the US. Increasingly, many states and cities with tolls have moved away from manned toll booths and use electronic tolls where they take a picture of your license plate and send you a bill in the mail. Rental car companies know this happens so if you get hit with an electronic toll, you get enrolled in their "Toll Club". Basically you have to pay $5 a day for the length of your journey + the toll. It sucks. If you do get hit with tolls, try to pay it at the booth. Google Maps also has a "avoid tolls" option. Public transit in the US generally sucks but if you are going to a city with a great transit system like Boston or DC or Chicago, you can pretty easily drive there, drop the car off at the rental place, then use public transit while in the city. And go get a new rental when you're ready to leave. Hope that helps. I'm planing a trip to Europe this year and am floored with how cheap airline tickets are. Similarly, when you come here, you'll quickly understand why the US is so car-centric because it really is cheap to drive nearly everywhere even for long distances.
Hey Mark Fantastic Video I was in Tamps st pete in December. Try Fresh Kitchen.. I know it sounds kinda generic but its not. Its healthy and Amazing. You will not be disspointed. Also If you Go up into Tarpon springs there is a Famous sponge dock with Lots of history and Greek restauraunts. But Downtown St pete is beautiful and a little under rated.. Great video today!
Great video again, Mark. If you're ever in downtown Tampa, check out the Urban Cantina on Madison St. Great healthier tacos in a unique environment. I always visit when I'm in town.
Wolter! I l thought your points about New Orleans were fair and measured but you lose points for not mentioning Frenchmen Street or taking a streetcar to Joachimo's! Many moons ago i visited Tampa frequently. I miss it. Also, ditch the pony tail. Embrace the love that is the priviledge of being a bald man. It speaks of your virility. Shave ya noggin.
Frenchy's is my favorite place by far, there are 4 locations all in walking distance from each other all a little different but all amazing! I went to all of them in 2 days once lol.
I may have commented on this video before, but I'm back in Tampa and remembered watching this, so I had to check it out again. It's gator bites and craft beer for lunch today. Thanks for the great videos and great advice as always!
I'm a St. Pete local. Some restaurant recommendations around the area: Clearwater Beach: Palm Pavilion Downtown St. Pete: Cassis (French/Southern fusion), Bella Brava (Italian) Downtown Tampa: Oxford Exchange St. Pete Beach area/Madeira/Redington: You basically have your choice of seafood restaurants, but Conch and Shells are two of my favorites. Ybor: Columbia
My sister lives in Tampa so I visit a lot. You hit the nail on the head with mentioning craft beers and Greek food, but also the Spanish and Mexican food there is to die for. Don't leave Tampa without going to the Taco Bus! :)
How do you travep to so many places like that is my biggest dream and were do you get that money to travel to so many places like do you safe your money up or something please tell me💙💙 #loveyourchannel
I live here. Please go to Thai temple on sundays. And armature works in downtown . Both are like market places Oh and the columbia in ybor live Spanish dancing
Gotta check out Taco Bus! It's a Florida thing and there's a couple locations across the state with one in Tampa. It's great tortas, tacos, burritos and all that stuff!
My husband proclaimed the Cuban at The Floridian on Kennedy as the best sandwich he has ever had. Also, go to Big Ray’s Fish Camp on Interbay Blvd. The seafood is delicious, and the topping on their fries is something special,
Many years ago, as an over eager teen, Clearwater blessed me with the WORST sunburn of my life! The hotel staff were very helpful in giving tips on alleviating the terrible initial pain.
My sister lived in Tampa for a while... Ybor City = PARTAAAYY!! (And yeah - grouper is served EVERYWHERE on the Gulf coast. I never liked gator though. I found it tough.)
Having vacationed in the Tampa area for 20 years, there are many good places to eat. Try Costa's in Tarpon Springs for authentic and good Greek food. It's one block south of Dodecanessa and just behind the Greek village shopping center where the boat is the centerpiece. Also, try Crabby Bill's ( featured on Food Network) in Indian Rocks Beach for smoked fish spread, shrimp and other seafood. Not far from Crabby Bills is P.J.'s. They also have good sea food. Go to Treasure Island to Sloppy Joe's near the Bil-Mar Resort. Those are just some of the many good restaurants along the beach.
Nice video I'm flying to the United States for the first time in November, to Tampa. I hope to see a lot and eat a lot.
You always say, hello fellow travellers. But i'm actually just a broke kid watching you travel all over the world
Same
I don't blame you, for I don't travel much either.😭
But you are a traveler at heart
Just think of all the knowledge you’ll have though once you’re able to, because of the vids you watched!
Just because you don't have money now, it doesn't mean you can't be a traveler!!!! Never let anything, including money, stop you from being a passionate traveler!!!!
Hey Mark, I was driving to work at literally 9.01am yesterday and my local Dublin radio station Newstalk 106fm was talking about tourists to Ireland loving the Irish Breakfast. Next thing the presenter played a clip of you talking about the Irish Breakfast, taken from your Ireland vlogs.....! Royalty time!!
If you want some eats in the Tampa Bay Area, just swing by my house and I’ll cook you up some good stuff. 👌
😆 😆
Ill be there in november
Armature Works is really good to eat at in downtown Tampa, also Frenchy's Rock away Grill is AMAZING its my favorite restaurant on the beach and I've been living here my whole life definitely best place to go on the beach. Another thing is don't get worried that theirs a lot of elderly people here us younger locals exist too! A lightning game is great to go to if you haven't watched hockey before or even a buccaneers game it's a great stadium because it provides good fan interaction with the pirate ship and if you have younger ones with you and they don't like loud noises make sure to bring ear plugs or headphones. Best times to visit Orlando area a little after Christmas break because its very packed at Disney and Halloween time. Universal is my favorite in Orlando and Busch gardens has got to be my favorite in Tampa. Also if your going toward pasco county watch out for gators and other critters because theirs many lakes. ALSO DONT DRIVE SLOW WE HAVE TO GET TO WORK!
Love Frenchys! ❤️
Alligator meat is the best. When I lived in Orlando years ago, I had fried gator meat with fried rice. Memories!!
You have *got* to try TacoSon if you are in the area. It is AMAZING Mexican food, and really colorful/Instagram-worthy
Thanks Walter. Gotta set a time.🥳
Great video
Ughhhh if only you posted this a week ago. 🤦🏾♀️I was in Florida mainly Port Gorda and Tampa last week. Well at least I have this for next my Fl trip next year.
Next time, you need to come and visit Sarasota!
Where did you get that Cuban from
When I went to Tampa I got hungry like around 9pm went to ybor to a Cuban restaurant that opens late. When we were about to go in. I saw a guy hiding in the bushes I thought he was friends with the guy that was getting out the restaurant than I saw him knock the guy out by chocking him it was scary.
The kids in the back have no future in football 🥴jk
Loved the video Mark but must say RIP to my fellow headphone users lol, definitely had some windy conditions there! Also about the Cuban sandwich I must say yum, there's a sandwich shop here in Murray KY that is owned and operated by a Cuban immigrant and every time we go there I HAVE to get a small Cuban, the only thing is he doesn't put salami or mustard on it (which I am extremely glad for, don't like either of those things lol) but he does roast his own ham and pork (as well as the meats for his other sandwiches). You can taste the difference made by the fact that everything is freshly roasted and homemade. The place is called Victor's Sandwiches (www.victorssandwiches.com is their site) and if ever in the Murray KY area you HAVE to try them!
me watching this while living near Clearwater beach: 👁👅👁
Don’t eat in anything here in Ybor... each restaurant is essentially termites holding hands
Just moved here! :D
sea-food, yummy...enjoy :)
Okay
Cr1tikal
Devil Crab. Not deviled.
Don't eat at Columbia. Not even worth the money
OH! To anyone visiting the Ybor area, the wandering chickens are normal. Please respect the Ybor chickens.
Karichi Du Soleil - TRUTH. The Ybor chickens are to Tampa what the Bodega Cats are to NYC...
That is in one of my donts :)
Love Tampa💕❤️💝 the people are so wonderful 💕❤️💝😍
Worked in Tampa for years. Many amazing eats. Def Brocatos.
I have never been. Don’t know if I’d try gator. I’m already not much of a fish person lol
lived in Tampa 2000-2008. If in Tampa check out Philly Phlava! Best cheesesteaks outside of Philly. Also Mellow Mushroom has good pizza. And don't forget to play the strip bar game-you can go to one and throw a rock in any direction and hit another :) Can play for hours.
I LOVE CUBAN SANDWICHES!!! Been eating them for 25 years. Most times I drive from St. Pete to my little spot in Tampa just for Cubans.
Yes! Thank you for mentioning Bern's Steak House. The wine list alone is phenomenal. The steak can't be beat.
I like the argument a lot 😂 Eat the gators, cause they would eat you if they had a chance 😂
As a native Floridian, always try the gator. lol I go to Tampa several times a year. Honestly didn't know they had such "great" food. The deviled crab sounds awesome. Also. One of my personal favorite places to eat when in Tampa is at Eddie and Sam's. It's an NYC style pizza joint and they import their water from NYC for their dough. It's SO good and they have good deals too. They also have a gelato bar attached with some great flavors. If you're ever in the downtown area near the Aquarium or the Convention center, definitely make the short trip to Eddie and Sam's. :)
Will check it out on my next visit to see the in laws
Went to Orlando 2 years ago....
Eddie & Sam's is a must. Also, taco trucks are great. One more, La Teresita!
They do not import their water. They treat it. It doesn't sound as good and New Yorkers wont praise this pizza place if that were to ever get out, but I know the guy who was asked to treat water for them. There's no way they have prime downtown real estate, closing as early as they do, while importing water from NY, and still charging less than $5 a slice.
And it's incredibly overrated.
Your wrong.
Tarpon has the best Greek food. Been living here for years
I'd suggest heading about 45 minutes south to Sarasota as well. Top eating spots:
1. Lucky Pelican - the buffalo calamari is probably the best anywhere. The Swordfish cannot be passed up.
2. Phillippi Creek Restaurant and Oyster bar. There's really nothing bad and yes the Gator is excellent.
3. Daiquiri Deck. There's one on St. Armand's Key and one on Siesta Key. If for nothing else...go for the daiquiris! There is nothing better than after spending an afternoon on one of the whitest sand beaches in the world, going and grabbing a daiquiri!
I downvoted this because it is currently -11 F in Indianapolis and you posted a video for Tampa, FL where it is clearly not that cold.
Kidding, but I thought about it.
-22 f in Chicago right now fml lol
@@herodaysaver9032 Yeah, I've heard. My sister lives in Chicago but is stuck in New Orleans because her flights keep getting canceled due to the cold.
If it makes you feel any better I am in Illinois about 2 hours from indy on 74. -16 wind chill -50. So put this up to give me warm thoughts
-15°F in Green Bay, WI. Clearly isn't so cold in Tampa, FL. So much warmer there.
Checking in from the Tampa area, 59 degrees without a cloud in the sky.
Now you have to make it down for a trip to Gasparilla! We look forward to it!
If you're in Tampa near the stadium then go to La Teresita, on Columbus Avenue, and eat at the lunch counter. It's on the opposite side of the building from the sit down restaurant. The cuisine is typical Cuban, the food is good, it's cheap, it's fast, it's open 24 hours, and the place is a Tampa institution. I've met the mayor there, the Fire Chief, the Chief of Police, and several City Council members.
It's nice to go in with two hungry people and leave with a $15 tab.
Taco Bus!!!
From a local, Datz, Dr. BBQ, Cajun Cafe on the Bayou, Loli's Mexican Cravings, Bodega, Yummy House Bistro, Rusty Bellies seafood if you get up to Tarpon Springs, Star Fish Dockside in Cortez, Ulele, and Mekenita's. That should be a good start.
Some good places to eat in downtown Tampa:
- Armature Works
- Hall on Franklin
- Sparkman Wharf
- Ulele
There’s also a lot of hipstery places in South Tampa:
- Green Lemon
- Daily eats
- Datz
I live in Tampa. What you showed as deviled crab was not deviled crab. And if you want great cuban sandwiches stay away from ybor city. Try Brocattos. Dont forget to try the local papas rellenas. And you never even mentioned stone crab!!!! The #1 delicacy in Florida!!! You should try again.
Wolters ain’t lying about the Cuban sandwich Tampa invented it so you gotta have one while your here, check out the Floridian they have a really great authentic Cuban sandwich! 🍻
If you go to Tampa, go to Pepitos after hours! It’s good late night Columbian food, Seminole heights is sort of a bad area but it’s getting better with the more restaurants and bars they’re opening good food there, Hanks BBQ is goood especially their gator bites, in the USF area/Bush Gardens there’s a lot of Carribean food there’s Mr.Dunderback awesome German spot with great beer and a great environment I love going there, never ate at Ybor but there’s some good beer there, if you stay til night time you can see just how weird ybor is but it’s got charm if you’re hanging out during the day.
I live in Tampa fl born an raised so eaten just about everywhere so just trynna find sum hidden gems, and u sir definitely opened my eyes thank you!!!!!
You forgot the pelican sandwich. They catch them fresh at the beach and fry them.
Go to St.Petersburg they have good nightlife. The best restaurant is the Avenue bar and grill its really good.
Grouper tacos . The best part is the tail & to me it’s a little chicken like. YesBurns has the biggest wine menu in the world
Hi Mark, here is a suggestion for a video that would help when visiting the US. Once you made a video about how is to rent a car in Europe and what's important to know about it and would be nice to do the same for those how visit USA.
Cheers from Portugal.
For a lot of countries, an International Driver's License will be needed to drive here. They are only good for one year. In the US, you can get them from roadside assistance companies like AAA (Triple A). I would imagine Europe would have something similar.
In the US, automatic is the standard rather than manual transmission. I'm not even sure if most rental car companies will have manual transmissions available.
In most cities, rental car facilities will be spread throughout the city but the rates are going to be the best at the airport. Sometimes dragging yourself to the airport (just like in Europe, the airports are usually on the edge of town) isn't convenient but if it is, try to get it from there.
Renting a car at the airport in most of the country, for a small "economy" sized car (4 seater, might only have two doors, enough trunk space for luggage of two or if you are really light packers,3-4), is going to set you back about $20-30 a day + taxes and fees. You can upgrade as needed
Generally you're expected to return the car with a full tank of gas. The airport will often have an (overpriced) gas station on airport property. Lately many rental car agencies will let you pre-pay for a full tank at the time you pick the car up and it'll only be a few cents above the standard market rate. So in that case, you can return the car as close to empty as possible. But you have to specifically ask for this service. If you return the car on near empty AND you didn't sign up for the pre-set rate, they'll charge you an outlandish amount.
One thing I would note is toll roads in the US.
Increasingly, many states and cities with tolls have moved away from manned toll booths and use electronic tolls where they take a picture of your license plate and send you a bill in the mail. Rental car companies know this happens so if you get hit with an electronic toll, you get enrolled in their "Toll Club". Basically you have to pay $5 a day for the length of your journey + the toll. It sucks. If you do get hit with tolls, try to pay it at the booth. Google Maps also has a "avoid tolls" option.
Public transit in the US generally sucks but if you are going to a city with a great transit system like Boston or DC or Chicago, you can pretty easily drive there, drop the car off at the rental place, then use public transit while in the city. And go get a new rental when you're ready to leave.
Hope that helps. I'm planing a trip to Europe this year and am floored with how cheap airline tickets are. Similarly, when you come here, you'll quickly understand why the US is so car-centric because it really is cheap to drive nearly everywhere even for long distances.
Wouldn’t NYC Have More Greeks?
Hey Mark Fantastic Video I was in Tamps st pete in December. Try Fresh Kitchen.. I know it sounds kinda generic but its not. Its healthy and Amazing. You will not be disspointed. Also If you Go up into Tarpon springs there is a Famous sponge dock with Lots of history and Greek restauraunts. But Downtown St pete is beautiful and a little under rated.. Great video today!
Uncle Chuckles FRESH KITCHEN IS THE BEST, hands down
@@Suyupovadance I Agree.. I went twice and will be back next time. Its amazing
Best Cuban in Tampa area is Larrys Deli in land o lakes.
Alot of the places was not in tampa you say tampa just show tampa
Go to Fort Desoto Park. It's the best beach in the area, in my opinion as a resident.
Missed a lot on this video. And what's up with the shitty audio
Clearwater is NOT Tampa,FL.
Great video! Wind was annoying!
Everything you mentioned im going to!
brocatos rules best cuban in tampa
Great video again, Mark. If you're ever in downtown Tampa, check out the Urban Cantina on Madison St. Great healthier tacos in a unique environment. I always visit when I'm in town.
One place I still need to check out!
Yuuuuuuummmmmyyy!!!! Everything in this video looks delicious. Which city do you like better- Tampa Bay or Orlando?
😊
Wolter! I l thought your points about New Orleans were fair and measured but you lose points for not mentioning Frenchmen Street or taking a streetcar to Joachimo's! Many moons ago i visited Tampa frequently. I miss it. Also, ditch the pony tail. Embrace the love that is the priviledge of being a bald man. It speaks of your virility. Shave ya noggin.
Frenchy's is my favorite place by far, there are 4 locations all in walking distance from each other all a little different but all amazing! I went to all of them in 2 days once lol.
That was one good couple days :)
She Crab Soup ♥️
Taco Bus!!!!!
Reef donkey!!
I may have commented on this video before, but I'm back in Tampa and remembered watching this, so I had to check it out again. It's gator bites and craft beer for lunch today. Thanks for the great videos and great advice as always!
As a resident of the Tampa Bay Area, you did pretty good but missed smoke fish spread. Very Tampa/st Pete food
Home town
I'm a St. Pete local. Some restaurant recommendations around the area:
Clearwater Beach: Palm Pavilion
Downtown St. Pete: Cassis (French/Southern fusion), Bella Brava (Italian)
Downtown Tampa: Oxford Exchange
St. Pete Beach area/Madeira/Redington: You basically have your choice of seafood restaurants, but Conch and Shells are two of my favorites.
Ybor: Columbia
My sister lives in Tampa so I visit a lot. You hit the nail on the head with mentioning craft beers and Greek food, but also the Spanish and Mexican food there is to die for. Don't leave Tampa without going to the Taco Bus! :)
How do you travep to so many places like that is my biggest dream and were do you get that money to travel to so many places like do you safe your money up or something please tell me💙💙 #loveyourchannel
I live here. Please go to Thai temple on sundays. And armature works in downtown . Both are like market places
Oh and the columbia in ybor live Spanish dancing
Great information. I’m a foodie so I appreciate the information. I love to check out the food in different areas. Thanks👍🏽
Wonderful! 💗💗💗
For the record, I live an hour from Tampa and have never heard of these restaurants but they sound so good 😍 will defo check them out ❤️
I live in Daytona beach FL and I loveeeee gator! First got to try it years ago when visiting New Orleans
Ocean ? No that is the Gulf of Mexico Dude ! ☀️😎
My husband and I have been trying to relocate to Tampa.
My youngest sister was born there. I have fond memories of the seafood.
Gotta check out Taco Bus! It's a Florida thing and there's a couple locations across the state with one in Tampa. It's great tortas, tacos, burritos and all that stuff!
On it! Thanks!
Don't go to the Taco Bus, it is very average. As other posters said try Eddie and Sam's in Downtown Tampa. It is awesome.
The Colombo Room Pompano Del Sol and made at table Sangria !
hmmmm gator pops with ranch dressing is so delicious
So many amazing places here!!
One of my favorite cities ❤️
Ayeeeee 💪💪 Glad to see such una leyenda here in Tampa.!
Cigar City brewery in Tampa is supposed to be awesome. Also Longboat Key in nearby Sarasota is great
CC’s Jai Alai is top notch. The oak variant is a treat too.
This is helpful. Hopefully I’ll fly out to Tampa next year for WrestleMania. Hell yeah!
This is what brought me here! How's that itinerary coming along?! :)
My husband proclaimed the Cuban at The Floridian on Kennedy as the best sandwich he has ever had. Also, go to Big Ray’s Fish Camp on Interbay Blvd. The seafood is delicious, and the topping on their fries is something special,
Great vid Mark !!...makes me hungry just watching it...have fun down there...
Oh and If you ever get Stone Crabs omg worth it seriously
Frenchy’s is my favorite Clearwater beachfront restaurant, thanks Mark
Wow nice beach there Mark. Like your Cuban sandwich. Should try that next time in Tampa.
It's so good
Many years ago, as an over eager teen, Clearwater blessed me with the WORST sunburn of my life! The hotel staff were very helpful in giving tips on alleviating the terrible initial pain.
Ouch :(
Don't forget World Famous Jameis' Bakery while you're at it!
Eeeyyyy come to Tampa!
We explored Ybor City when we visited Tampa in December. Cool place! Enjoyed the video 🙌🏻🙌🏻
My sister lived in Tampa for a while... Ybor City = PARTAAAYY!! (And yeah - grouper is served EVERYWHERE on the Gulf coast. I never liked gator though. I found it tough.)
Having vacationed in the Tampa area for 20 years, there are many good places to eat. Try Costa's in Tarpon Springs for authentic and good Greek food. It's one block south of Dodecanessa and just behind the Greek village shopping center where the boat is the centerpiece. Also, try Crabby Bill's ( featured on Food Network) in Indian Rocks Beach for smoked fish spread, shrimp and other seafood. Not far from Crabby Bills is P.J.'s. They also have good sea food. Go to Treasure Island to Sloppy Joe's near the Bil-Mar Resort. Those are just some of the many good restaurants along the beach.
Ahhh Yes...The Grouper in Florida is a MUST!!