Danny and Lael Martinez brought their Colombian coffee brand to 2202 W. Platt St. after four years on wheels — with a baby on the way too.

The downtown pub is knocking through to its pizzeria neighbor for more seats, a second bar, and about 10 new jobs.

The Tampa-born hydration brand is opening its fourth location, and first in St. Pete, before November 1.

The Channel District bar poured its last sangria after a 2024 bankruptcy filing tied to over $1 million in debt.

The Colombian-founded burger shop lost its South Tampa spot to inflation and hurricane damage but still hopes to expand statewide.

Chefs Paul Wahlberg and Jing Gao headline November's Vinoy Park bash, which has now raised over $140,000 for breast cancer causes.

A flower business that began appearing at Tampa Bay markets in 2022 is finally landing a permanent home, wine bar and all, on St. Pete's busiest strip.

Main Street Food is bringing street tacos, wings and boiled peanuts to downtown until 2 a.m. this fall.

The Balm Road location added a dedicated Mobile Thru lane and gave $25,000 to Feeding Tampa Bay.

The Key West import serves charred octopus and mezcal cocktails right on Beach Walk, open to hotel guests and passersby alike.

The fourth annual Dunedin Mocktail Walk pairs zero-proof drinks with a fundraiser for homeless youth on Sunday.

The Jungle Terrace tavern will not add seats overall, but a covered, fan-cooled patio and outdoor bar are finally coming this month.

The Japanese quick-service concept is soft-opening on 66th Street North, but state inspectors flagged a missing food license.