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Tampa Water Taxi

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Relax on a guided boat tour of Tampa's beautiful homes, history, and wildlife including dolphins, stingrays, and birds.

Give Us a Call

For taxi pickup and tour bookings call 888-665-8687 or 813-900-3288 (local). We'd love to hear from you!

Hours of Operation

Join us 365 days a year from 9am to 10pm. Earlier or later times are available by reservation.

Water Taxi Service

Contact us for a scenic transport to and from your downtown location. Only $5 per guest each way. We also have group rates available. Click here to view our departure locations.

Charters for Parties & Special Events

We will custom tailor a program to fit your event. Weddings, parties, girls/guys night out, business meetings, office parties. Just ask!

Please note: The meeting point for all tours is 801 Old Water St. These meeting location details will also be included in all purchase confirmation emails as well. Google does not have our address correctly listed.

Tampa harbor and history tour.

This tour takes you step by step through the evolution. As you cruise along the waters in our roomy vessels, history unfolds all around you. Our guides have little known facts about our city and share them with you. Many locals have said "I have lived here all my life, and I did not know that about Tampa." When you leave our tour you will know more than most of the locals! Being one of the picturesque harbors in Florida, Tampa harbor abounds with history on all sides. ​​

DOLPHIN TOUR

Our tours are a once in a lifetime experience. The captains spot the dolphins every trip. Keep your cameras at the ready as the dolphins will be closer than you ever thought. Your tour starts out taking you past the homes of the rich and famous on you way to the bay were the dolphins live.

SUNSET CRUISE

Become removed from the hindering effects of man made light pollution and take part in the breathtaking vivid colors of the western sky. Bring a bottle of wine, and we will provide the setup. We will pick you up at your home, hotel, or any waterside location.

CELEBRITY HOME TOUR

See the BIGGEST home in Tampa owned by a New York Yankee up close. This tour lasts one hour and will take you into Tampa Bay to see the homes on Davis Islands. There are canals lined with the grandest homes in the city. We get visited by dolphins on most trips as they play and hunt for dinner.

HOLIDAY AND SPECIAL EVENTS

Get a front row seat for holiday or special event activities with Tampa Water Taxi Co.

FIRST COME FIRST SERVE

Reservations are strongly suggested. We are an on demand service and not a bus service. We pick you up when you want, but feel free to hail us if you see us on the water. We will do our best to pick you up for a tour or taxi trip "First come, first serve" is our reservation policy. The first party that reserves a time gets to go on the trip. You may join the tour if there is space available.

Departure Locations

All time is counted from the time reserved by guests for the duration of their requested trip., departure time is set by you. arrival to the agreed departure location is the responsibility of the guests. waiting time is added to the final bill at the rate of $75 per 15 minutes. a grace period may be place at the discretion of the captain. we will not leave if we have brought guests to a location, and they are late. we will wait for guests subject to the above..

Rent the entire boat and crew by the hour or day. You have full use of the boat and crew for the time you reserve. You may have as many passengers as the boat may legally carry and we will follow the route you request. You may have private parties, weddings, group tours, photo and movie shoots.

CHARTER PAYMENTS:

A 50% DEPOSIT MUST BE PAID AT THE TIME OF RESERVATION. BALANCE PAID 72 HOURS BEFORE DEPARTURE. CHARTER RESERVATIONS MADE LESS THAN 72 HOURS BEFORE DEPARTURE MUST BE PAID IN FULL AND MAY BE SUBJECT TO A $25 ADDITIONAL HOURLY CHARGE.

REFUNDS AND CREDITS FOR CHARTER CANCELLATIONS:

100% REFUND IF CANCELLED 30 DAYS BEFORE RESERVED DATE 50% CREDIT IF CANCELLED 3-6 DAYS BEFORE RESERVED DATE NO CREDITS OR REFUND IF CANCELLED 72 HOURS BEFORE RESERVED DATE 100% CREDIT IF WE CANCEL THE TRIP BECAUSE OF WEATHER CONDITIONS OR BY GOVERNMENT ORDER

801 Old Water St. Tampa, fl

Hours of operation, 10 am to midnight sunday - thursday 10 am to 1 am friday - saturday or anytime 24 hours a day for private events and charters, 888-665-8687.

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Guided Farm Tour

• Presented By: Fat Beet Farms
• Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM

Fat Beet Farms

• 13830 W Hillsborough Ave, Tampa, 33635-9755
• Price: $15 on Fridays / $20 Saturday & Sunday

Join us for an exclusive peek at the inner workings around the farm, including all of our sustainability initiatives! We offer a 1-hour walking tour that includes our vegetable gardens, aquaponics system, farm animals, vermiculture, biodigester, bees, microgreens production, wetland, and coastal preservation areas, and more. There’s so much we want to share with you, so this tour will cover a lot of ground. After the tour, head up to our cafe and marketplace to enjoy lunch and grab some local goods. Please dress appropriately. We recommend wearing closed toe shoes and comfortable clothing that you do not mind getting dirty! SIGN UP REQUIRED. 

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Tampa: a guide to the overlooked city in Florida worth exploring

What to see and where to go in and around Tampa

It’s this combination of compelling history and a new and fast-paced evolution that makes Tampa such a great place to visit. As does its role as a jumping-off point for fantastic outdoor activities on the magnificent Gulf of Mexico beaches nearby, including swimming in hot springs near manatees, kayaking and riding an airboat through the mangroves.

Tampa also has a super-modern and efficient airport that doesn’t suffer the immigration queues of Orlando and Miami (and that has an increasing number of direct flights from the UK with airlines including Virgin Atlantic ). This means that as well as coming to Tampa for a brilliant city and beach break combo, there’s the option of building on a side-trip to the world’s theme-park capital just over an hour away for the perfect three-in-one holiday.

What to see and do in Tampa

Still gritty in places (something that’s part of its charm), this fast-changing city at the heart of Florida’s Gulf Coast is centred on its modern four-kilometre Riverwalk lined by repurposed and contemporary architecture and lovely public spaces. Prominent among them is Armature Works, formerly a streetcar repair and storage barn, that's now chock-full of alluring bars and restaurants including sleek M.Bird with glittering city and river views from its rooftop.

It’s also in this district, Tampa Heights, that you’ll find Ulele, a restaurant named after the Native American daughter of the chief of the Tocobaga tribe. Ulele is unique in that it serves native Floridian fare based on indigenous ingredients and incorporating Native American influences – standouts include okra fries, Barbacoa-grilled Gulf oysters, pan-seared pompano fillets, jalapeno vodka cocktails and crafts beers from its own on-site brewery.

Indeed, Tampa is an epic city for foodies, with other highlights including Goody Goody, one of America’s first drive-in restaurants now reborn as a modern diner with classic American decor and dishes such as sublime breakfasts of giant buttermilk pancakes. Goody Goody is run by the fifth-generation Gonzart family, who also own Ulele as well as Florida’s oldest restaurant, the iconic Columbia, which serves Cuban sandwiches, its famous ‘1905’ salads and plenty more besides in a vast, extravagantly tiled venue occupying a whole block in Ybor City.

Tampa’s historic Latin Quarter, Ybor City, is the real highlight of any visit here. It's famous for its lively, even often rowdy, bar and nightclub scene, but by day it’s a charming, calm spot to wander around, with Cuban artisans still hand-rolling cigars as they have since 1885 and a free-roaming wild chicken population. To make the most of it, join a guided outing with Ybor City Walking Tours and learn about how this fascinating neighbourhood became a magnet for immigrants from Cuba, Spain, Germany, Italy and Eastern Europe. Also, don’t miss a ride on the free historic wooden streetcar back from Ybor City to Downtown.

Great day-trips and overnighters from Tampa

Crystal River (75 minutes north of Tampa)

Defined by its vast bodies of water, this compact city sits on Kings Bay with its 70-plus hot springs providing a winter refuge for Florida's manatees. It’s such an important spot for the survival of these placid creatures that it’s been designated the Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge – the only refuge in the USA dedicated to preserving a single species. You can swim in the hot springs near these docile creatures, using the ‘freeze and float’ method should they inquisitively approach you, with firms such as Salty Siren Tours & Charters .

Another warmly recommended local boat trip in the area is an eco airboat ride with Ozello Keys Pontoon Tours , taking you through the backcountry of the tiny islands into the Gulf of Mexico. Along the way you’ll see the fertile feeding grounds of manatees, dolphin, alligators and tropical birds, and may also snatch shoreline sightings of turtles, otters and wild boar.

Back at the hot springs, you can even earn your fins as a mermaid with family-run firm Crystal River Watersports , who teach both women and men to learn to swim like sirens, clad in fabric tails. If it sounds niche, it’s also great fun, strangely freeing (and easy) and all part of the quirky ‘Old Florida’ feel of this part of the state.

The same goes for the Mertailor’s Mermaid Aquarium Encounter , with live mermaid shows in the same place where Eric Ducharme creates silicone tails for both celebs such as Lady Gaga and everyday folk who yearn to be mermaids. You can even stay in a mermaid-and-manatee themed B&B here, the charming Crystal Blue Lagoon Bed & Breakfast right on a hot spring with manatees and dolphins swimming by.

All this fun in the water works up an appetite that you can satisfy in fantastic local restaurants such as the New Orleans–themed Seafood Seller & Cafe with its Cajun-style dishes including alligator mac and cheese, Sadie's Corner Kitchen with its homemade lobster bisques, crab salads and more, and Vintage On 5th including Deep South dishes in a renovated 1940s cottage-church.

Florida’s Adventure Coast: (1 hour north of Tampa)

As the name suggests, this is a place for more outdoor fun, and much of that takes place in hot springs. The weekend-long Sirens of the Deep Camps at Weeki Wachee Springs State Park is another chance to learn to swim like a mermaid, although most people come simply to marvel at the daily mermaid shows that once drew the likes of of Elvis Presley. If that’s all a bit kooky, head out on the Weeki Wachee River in a transparent kayak or on a SUP paddle board with Get Up and Go Kayaking – preferably at sunset, which is one of the best times to see wildlife including turtles, manatees, dolphins and stingrays.

Weeki Wachee and neighbouring Hernando Beach (not actually a beach but a network of canals) is also a fun place to go out of an evening for a feel of the authentic Florida, with great restaurants and bars such as The Lazy Lizard, with its comfort food such as fried pickles and its live music and dancing, while Neptune’s Grotto Old Florida Adventure Retreat is an eccentric place to stay.

Anna Maria Island (1 hour south of Tampa)

With few visitors from overseas, this barrier island curling out in to the Gulf of Mexico feels like a great alternative to the Florida Keys. It’s classic beach holiday territory and the perfect place to end a road trip along the west Florida coast before returning to Tampa: it has a few vintage shops to browse, but life here is all about lazing on the sand or by the pool and feasting on fantastic seafood in gorgeous venues such as The Sandbar, with its sustainable, farm-to-fork ethos and glorious sunset views, and The Rod and Reel Pier perched out over the water, with incredibly good-value classics.

That said, don’t miss a nosey around Bradenton , of which Anna Maria is a part. The mainland capital of Manatee County, Bradenton has lots to detain you, including The Bishop Museum of Science & Nature with its manatee rehabilitation centre, its own Riverwalk, the Robinson Preserve with its rare wildlife including roseate spoonbills, wood storks, white pelicans and bald eagles, and the Village of the Arts live-work community of brightly painted historic cottages housing award-winning restaurants, boutiques, at galleries and studios, and healing arts centres.

Where to stay in and around Tampa

Part of Marriott’s luxury JW brand, JW Marriott Water Street is an exceptional hotel with lot of outdoor space including a pool with city views. Rooms are airy and modern and there’s a spa and two restaurants with locally inspired dishes.

Plantation on Crystal River is a 27-hole championship golf course, four restaurants, an outdoor lagoon pool and a spa make this expansive resort a fun bet, as does its setting on a bay visited by more than 400 manatees a year.

Anna Maria Beach Resort , with its own gate onto the white-sand beach and sunset views, is an intimate, upmarket option combining motel-style architecture with cocooning rooms and suites and a sparkling pool ringed by lounges and cabanas for hire.

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Exploring Tampa: A Guide to a Memorable Visit

T ampa, Florida, is a treasure trove of cultural, historical, and recreational activities. This vibrant city offers something for everyone, whether you're looking for adventure, relaxation, or just a good time with friends. Here's your ultimate guide to making the most of Tampa's rich offerings, including ideas for a girls' weekend and self-care spa days.

1. Discovering Tampa's Gems: Activities for Everyone

Tampa is known for its beautiful waterfront, cultural institutions, and lively neighborhoods. Start your visit with a stroll down the Riverwalk, a scenic pathway that links many of the city's top attractions, including parks, restaurants, and museums like the Tampa Museum of Art. For thrill-seekers, Busch Gardens Tampa Bay offers exciting rides and animal encounters. Don't miss exploring historic Ybor City, where you can indulge in delicious Cuban sandwiches and watch cigar rollers at work.

2. Girls' Weekend in Tampa: Fun and Friendship

Planning a girls' weekend in Tampa means a mix of shopping, dining, and entertainment. Begin your day in Hyde Park Village, offering chic boutiques and eateries. For a touch of culture, visit the Tampa Theatre for an indie film or a classic movie in a historic setting. As the sun sets, head to Sparkman Wharf to enjoy waterfront dining and live music. And no girls' weekend is complete without a night out in South Tampa, where bars and clubs promise a memorable night.

3. Self-Care Spa Days : Rejuvenating Body and Mind

Tampa's sunny disposition is perfect for some self-care and relaxation. Indulge in a spa day at one of the city's luxury resorts or boutique spas. The Spa at the Grand Hyatt Tampa Bay offers a range of treatments from massages to facials, all designed to rejuvenate and relax. For a unique experience, visit a spa that incorporates the healing properties of the Gulf waters into their treatments. Spend the day unwinding in serene surroundings, letting the stress melt away with each soothing treatment.

You can also look into booking a retreat to complete cosmetic surgery. The Brazilian Butt Lift is a popular cosmetic procedure designed to augment and reshape the buttocks by utilizing fat transfer techniques. BBL Tampa has gained traction for their ability to enhance contours and create a more lifted and rounded appearance to the buttocks.

4. More Than Just Beaches: Tampa's Diverse Attractions

While Tampa's beaches are a significant draw, there's so much more to explore. Visit the Florida Aquarium to learn about local marine life or take a boat tour to see dolphins in the bay. For a taste of local produce and crafts, check out the Tampa Bay Markets, which happen at various locations throughout the city. And for those interested in history, the Tampa Bay History Center offers insights into the area's past, from indigenous cultures to modern developments.

Tampa is a city of endless possibilities, perfect for visitors seeking fun, relaxation, or adventure. Whether you're planning a girls' weekend, looking for the ultimate self-care spa day, or just wanting to explore the city's many attractions, Tampa offers a delightful mix of activities and experiences. So pack your bags, bring your spirit of adventure, and get ready to discover all that Tampa has to offer!

University of South Florida

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Head into the city to get to know USF’s Tampa campus! Take a tour that will explore the acclaimed facilities and vibrant student life of our largest campus, located in the transformative Uptown District. You will also get the chance to learn more about the application process during an information session with an admissions counselor.

Student-Led Campus Tours

Tours are available  Monday through Friday and are open to all students.  You’ll get an up-close view of our top-rated academic facilities, dining options, a suite-style residence hall, student support offices, recreation and other points of pride. In addition, you will hear from current USF students about what life is really like at our dynamic university!  

Before scheduling a visit, please keep the following in mind:

• Dates: Tour space is limited to provide our guests with a positive experience. Please have a few dates in mind before making your reservation in case your first choice is not available.
• Academic calendar :  To get the best feel for USF, check our academic calendar and visit when there are students on our Tampa campus attending classes.
• International students : Contact  [email protected]  to add a meeting with an International Admissions Advisor to your campus tour. 
• Weather : The Tampa campus is located in a subtropical climate and tours are held outdoors. Wear comfortable shoes, sunscreen, hats, sunglasses and temperature-appropriate clothing. And don't forget to bring a water bottle to stay hydrated! It can get hot in Tampa, especially on a walking tour of campus.

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Self-Guided Campus Tours

Mobile and Desktop Tours

Our self-guided tour is a great way to explore USF's Tampa campus at your own pace.   Follow the steps below to get started!

Mobile Instructions

• Follow the link below and select “iOS” or “Android” to install the self-guided tour app on your phone.
• Once installed, open the app, search for “University of South Florida” and select “Get Started.”
• Enter your information, then select the premade “USF Tampa Campus General Tour.”
• Start exploring! 

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Desktop Instructions

Follow the link below and select “Desktop” to access the desktop version of the self-guided tour. Start exploring! 

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Points of Interest Map

You can also navigate through campus with our Points of Interest Visitor Map! Download the map below and get started. 

Note: access to all buildings is not guaranteed, and guests will need to purchase a parking permit from USF parking services.

Group Tours (10+ Students)

Come join us for a group visit of the University of South Florida’s Tampa campus! These visits are comprised of groups of 10+ high school or transfer-level students. If your group is comprised of other types of students, we invite you to join us for a self-guided tour. Find our Points of Interest map linked above.   During your group tour, you’ll explore our academic facilities, a suite-style residence hall, dining options, student support offices, recreation and other important campus stops. Tours include an information session where you and your group will learn about admissions requirements, financial aid, scholarships, campus life, dining and more.

Scheduling Your Group Tour

Due to the large volume of requests we receive for group tours, our guided tours are limited to high school and transfer-level students. We offer guided group tours on weekdays and dates and times are subject to availability.   If your group is comprised of high school or prospective transfer students, please follow the directions below to set up your visit:

• Submit your request at least 30 days prior to the requested visit date.
• Please include your requested date(s) and time(s) in order of preference in the “Date Preferences” field.
• After receiving your request, a representative from our office will contact you. Submitting a request does not guarantee a scheduled visit.
• Should you wish to eat on campus with your group, we recommend our all-you-care-to-eat dining hall. For information on hours and pricing, please visit Dining Services .

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Virtual Tours

Explore USF’s Tampa campus online – from anywhere! Led by student guides, our virtual tour offers 360-degree panoramic views of our beautiful 1900-acre campus as real USF students tell you about their favorite stops.   Picture yourself in our state-of-the-art classrooms. Discover our modern residence halls. Imagine yourself lying under the Florida sun at Castor Beach – in February!

Disability Accommodations

Disability accommodations can be requested when you register for a campus visit or by contacting the tour staff at 813-974-7878 (Florida Relay Service TTY: 800-955-8771) or [email protected] at least two weeks in advance for mobility assistance, visual impairment assistance or American Sign Language interpreting.    USF is an Equal Opportunity/Equal Access Institution and therefore complies fully with the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) and all other federal and state laws and regulations prohibiting discrimination on the basis of disability or handicap.

Directions to Campus

Address: University of South Florida 4202 E. Fowler Avenue Tampa, FL 33620, USA   From the East:

• Take I-4 West to Exit 9 / I-75 North
• Travel North on I-75 for 3.8 miles to Exit 265 / Fowler Avenue
• Head West on Fowler Avenue 4.4 miles to the University's main entrance at Leroy Collins Boulevard

From the West/Tampa International Airport:

• Take I-275 North to Exit 45B / I-4 East
• Travel East on I-4 for 8.1 miles to Exit 9 / I-75 North

Parking on Campus

Just past the entrance to USF on Leroy Collins Boulevard, turn right into the Campus Information Center (CIC) . Pull up to an available drive-through window and inform the staff that you are here for a campus visit with the Office of Admissions. They will provide you with a parking pass and campus map. If you are visiting on a Saturday, the CIC will be closed, and a permit will not be necessary.   After obtaining the parking pass, turn right onto Leroy Collins Boulevard and proceed to the Collins Boulevard Parking Garage (located at the end of Leroy Collins Boulevard, just past the Library). Your parking pass allows you to park on level 3 and above. Before exiting your vehicle, be sure your parking pass is visible.   From the garage, it's just a short walk to the Interdisciplinary Sciences Building (ISA). Check-in begins one hour prior to the visit on the 7th floor.   Note: Please arrive at least 15-30 minutes prior to your scheduled visit to ensure adequate time for parking and check-in. 

Hotels and Accommodations

If you're visiting from out of town, there are a number of convenient hotels located near our Tampa campus. This is not a comprehensive list, so visitors are encouraged to search for other hotels near the campus they are visiting.   Many of the hotels listed offer a special USF rate. If you choose one of these hotels, state that you are visiting the University of South Florida to access the special rate. Some also offer free shuttle service to the campus.

Embassy Suites Tampa 3705 Spectrum Boulevard Tampa, FL (813) 977-7066   Fairfield Inn & Suites Tampa North 12260 Morris Bridge Road Temple Terrace, FL (813) 989-0007   Holiday Inn Express 13294 Telecom Drive Tampa, FL (813) 972-9800   

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Tampa - USF Busch Gardens 2807 E. Busch Boulevard Tampa, FL (813) 936-8200   Holiday Inn Tampa North 3751 E Fowler Avenue Tampa, FL (813) 402-2982   Home2 Suites by Hilton Tampa USF 11606 McKinley Drive Tampa, FL (813) 750-8844   Hyatt Place Tampa/Busch Gardens 11408 North 30th Street Tampa, FL (813) 979-1922   La Quinta Inn & Suites USF 3701 East Fowler Avenue Tampa, FL (813) 910-7500   Residence Inn Tampa at USF/Medical Center 13420 N. Telecom Parkway Tampa, FL (813) 972-4400    TownePlace Suites Tampa North/I-75 Fletcher 6800 Woodstork Drive Tampa, FL (813) 975-9777   SpringHill Suites Tampa North I-75/Tampa Palms 5396 Primrose Lake Circle Tampa, FL  (813) 558-0300  

Explore Tampa (and Beyond)

One of the best parts of attending USF is the location. Our sprawling Tampa campus is packed with all the student amenities and resources of a large university, and it’s conveniently located a short drive from downtown, historic Ybor City, theme parks and more. USF offers something for everyone, from beach lovers to sports fans to art aficionados.    Plus, USF students have access to the rich professional resources afforded by the bustling metropolitan area. This includes a strong economy anchored by major companies. Our business community relationships offer students valuable internship and practicum experiences that prepare them for rewarding careers when they graduate.   Check out the Visit Tampa Bay website or download our Gulf Coast Visitor Guide to make the most of your trip and explore everything the Tampa Bay area has to offer, from sports to arts to nature. 

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Have questions about life at USF or want to learn about visiting the USF Tampa campus? Contact our team! Email: [email protected] Phone: 813-974-7878

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Culinary Triumph: The 2024 Tampa Bay Wine & Food Festival Showcases Local Flavors and National Talent

The Culinary Extravaganza United Local, Regional and National Chef Personalities, Including Celebrity Chef Robert Irvine Who Hosted The First-Ever “Breaking Bread with Heroes” Celebration, Honoring Veterans and First Responders, and Chef Geoffrey Zakarian who joined in the event week, both additionally hosting culinary demos on the all new Publix LIVE Stage

The Tampa Bay Wine & Food Festival concluded its second annual celebration with unparalleled success, welcoming more than 7,500 food enthusiasts and connoisseurs in what was a culinary triumph that brought together top talent and restaurants to celebrate the Tampa Bay area. This year’s festival, spanning five days from April 9 to April 13, not only solidified Tampa’s position on the national food map, but also highlighted the boundless creativity and passion within the local culinary scene with the help of national brand partners to shine a light on the area’s top talent. From the exclusive, invite-only kickoff at the Tampa Club, to the culminating “Grand Tasting” at Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park, each event was meticulously curated to offer an immersive and diverse gastronomic experience. This year’s event week was brought to you by exclusive wine and spirits partner Breakthru Beverage Florida, presented by GOYA Foods and the Hillsborough County Commission and hosted by Publix, who each lent their invaluable support to make this celebration a reality. 

An enhanced lineup of renowned culinary luminaries and VIP chefs collaborated on various festival events, which saw well over 50+ participating restaurants throughout the week. The impressive roster of notable figures included guest participants such as celebrity chef and guest host Chef Robert Irvine; television personality Chef Geoffrey Zakarian; Chef Brad Kilgore, named “Best New Chef” by Food & Wine and a James Beard Award-nominee; Executive Chef Fernando Desa of GOYA Foods; and James Beard award-nominee and acclaimed restaurateur, Chef Jose Mendin, who joined honorary chef host, Chef Sean Brasel of Meat Market, to host various events throughout the week. These talents joined forces with hometown chefs and masterminds from Tampa Bay and the surrounding area to deliver unforgettable experiences over the 13 events in 5 days for ticketed guests. 

The 2024 Tampa Bay Wine & Food Festival consisted of five separate ticketed days of events throughout Tampa. The festivities kicked off on Tuesday, April 9, with “An Evening at The Tampa Club , ” a private, invite-only ticketed experience presented by Breakthru Beverage and hosted by Milagro , Woodford Reserve , Stella Artois , and Mountain Valley Water . The following evening, guests gathered at one of the city’s most exciting neighborhoods for the first-ever “Experience Water Street , ” where four-course pairing dinners took place at favorite dining destinations in the booming area with celebrity chef collaborations to top it off. Participating Water Street restaurants included Boulon Brasserie with Executive Chef Josue Gaston, presented by Meats by Linz and Glenfiddich with national brand ambassador, Lorne Cousin ; Predalina with Executive Chef Billy Zeko presented by Hendricks Gin with national brand ambassador, Erik Andersson ; Small Giant with Chef Kyle King presented by Stella Artois with master cicerone, Max Bakker , and Rooster & The Till presented by The Hess Collection, featuring Chef/Owner Ferrell Alvarez. To add to the impressive lineup, Chef Brad Kilgore helped Alvarez take things up a notch, along with Rooster & The Till’s Executive Chef Martin DeJesus. Thursday’s “Experience Hyde Park” featured four celebrated establishments guiding guests through diverse culinary exploration with multi-course dinners, a cooking class, and expert pairings. This year’s Experience Hyde Park evening highlighted Meat Market with a dynamic trio of chefs featuring celebrity chef, Chef Robert Irvine, Chef Fernando Desa of GOYA Foods, and Executive Chef and co-owner, Chef Sean Brasel, serving a 5 course dinner all presented by Gunlach Bundschu and hosted by Meats by Linz and Irvine Spirits , RO Hyde Park featuring Breakthru Beverage ’s impressive Japanese Sake portfolio,  Bouzy with Executive Chef Kyle King featuring a pop up from James-Beard nominated chef, Chef Jose Mendin and one of his award winning Miami-based restaurants, Casa Isola, presented by Glenfiddich and national brand ambassador, Lorne Cousin , and, the final experience was an interactive cooking class at Sur La Table, hosted by Breakthru Beverage ’s wine partners. 

The highly anticipated Irvine Spirits “Chef Showdown,” held on Friday night, launched the newest Irvine Vodka and Gin in Florida and was presented by GOYA and Mountain Valley Water . It was additionally hosted by Publix, Milagro Tequila, Rabble Wines, Official Furniture Partner Ashley, Desmesmin & Dover, Official auto partner, Cadillac, Castaway Coffee, official purveyor of the festival, Meats by Linz, and Chef Showdown media partner, Centro Tampa. Corporate battle partners included Brick Street Farms and Tartufo Prestige and desserts for the evening were presented by Bandit.

This year’s event showcased the skill and innovation of Tampa’s chefs, at Curtis Hixon Park’s Great Lawn. The evening was ablaze with competition as chefs battled in front of a live audience on the PUBLIX LIVE Culinary stage. At the same time, 2,000 guests walked around and sampled and voted on their favorites before watching them battle on the main stage for a panel of esteemed judges to weigh in on their final vote. The Publix Live Stage was filled with talent as host Java Ingram of Great Day Live on 10 Tampa Bay was joined by celebrity chef host, Chef Robert Irvine, who served as this year’s official Chef Ref for the evening and the panel of judges included Chef Sean Brasel of Meat Market, Chef Fernando Desa of GOYA, National Travel Writer, Terry Ward, Influencer Ciji Castro, James Beard Nominated Chef José Mendín of PubBelly, and Hillsborough County Commissioner Harry Cohen. 

The participating chefs were paired up in seven categories and each dish was better than the next. All 14 chefs gave it their all but winners emerged, each representing the pinnacle of culinary excellence in their respective fields. This year’s “Chef Showdown” champions are:

● Battle Burger presented by Meats by Linz : Chef Jay Narvaez of Cru Cellars 

● Battle Seafood presented by Brick Street Farms : Chef Jon Walker of The Tides Seafood Market 

● Battle Fried Chicken presented by Brick Street Farms : Chef Joe Dodd of King of the Coop 

● Battle Tacos presented by Brick Street Farms : Chef Christopher Yadid Garcia of Tacos Las Californias 

● Battle Truffle presented by Tartufo Prestige: Chef Matthew Zappoli of Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & 

Casino, Tampa 

● Battle Sushi presented by Brick Street Farms: Chef David Reyes of Haiku 

● Battle Pasta: Chef Tony Macaroni of DeVito’s Italian Specialties 

Congratulations to all the participating restaurants, who additionally included Chef Tyson Grant of Parkshore Grill, Chef Manuel Arevalo of Rusty Pelican, Chef Cheyanne Misurelli of Sugar Wing, Chef Dernier Buleje of The Dan at Hotel Flor, Chef Paul Morrison of Ponte, Chef Mike Morales of Sunda New Asian, and Chef Ricardo Nava. 

Earlier that day, the first “Breaking Bread with Heroes , “ event took place at the Tampa Museum of Art, in partnership with the Robert Irvine Foundation, hosted by Publix and Castaway Coffee ; honoring veterans and first responders, reminding guests of the power of food to bring people together and give back. Chef Irvine hosted the morning and brought his friend, Chef Zakarian, on the buffet line to cook eggs and carve brisket and serve our hard working service members and first responders. The Tampa Bay Wine & Food Festival aims to go beyond the plate and serve as a significant platform for community and charity bringing culinary arts and support across all local organizations. The Robert Irvine Foundation received a commendation from Commissioner Wostal and Hillsborough County for their work in supporting our military and first responders and it was a morning to share stories and for all to say thank you to those who protect our country. 

On the festival’s eagerly awaited Saturday, attendees converged at Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park for the “Grand Tasting” event day. The afternoon extravaganza delivered an unparalleled spread of delectable bites and invigorating drinks, courtesy of Tampa Bay’s premier dining establishments. The all new Publix Culinary Showcase Kitchen Demo Stage stood front and center, where tricks of the trade were featured throughout the day by top chefs including Chef Irvine and Chef Zakarian. Chef Irvine showcased his Florida Keys Snapper and Chef Zakarian, a Cowboy Steak, courtesy of Meats by Linz, paired with a Smoked Margarita 

The festival proudly presented an extraordinary lineup of new and returning restaurants, each bringing unique culinary offerings. Attendees enjoyed various dining experiences that catered to every palate, from local favorites like Allelo and MacDinton’s Irish Pub & Restaurant to international flavors offered by Authentic Jerk Chicken and Sushi EatStation. The event also featured Bouzy and Casa Cami gourmet dishes, representing the esteemed Cru Hospitality Group and Oxford Commons Group. Additionally, there were fresh, farm-to-table options from Brick Street Farms and The Tides Seafood Market, along with exquisite meats and grills from Meat Market and Meats by Linz. For those with a sweet tooth, decadent desserts were available from Oddfellows Ice Cream and Tanya & Matt’s Ice Creamiest.The list of this year’s participating restaurants included: 

Allelo, Authentic Jerk Chicken, Bouzy (Cru Hospitality Group), Brick Street Farms, Caddy’s, Casa Cami (Oxford Commons Group), Cru Cellars (Cru Hospitality Group), Grove Soho, Haiku, JW Marriott Tampa Water Street, Kelp Sushi Joint, King of the Coop, Lona, Mad Beach Cantina, MacDinton’s Irish Pub & Restaurant, Mata’s, Meat Market, Meats by Linz, Mighty Quinns BBQ, Oddfellows Ice Cream, Palazzo Pizza, Publix, Rusty Pelican, Sculley’s Seafood, Small Giant (Cru Hospitality Group), Naked Farmer, Sushi EatStation, Tampa Burger, Tanya & Matt’s, Tartufo Prestige, The Birchwood, The Dan, The Liberty Smokehouse, The Tides Seafood Market & Provisions, Vela Italian Tavern (Cru Hospitality Group), and more. 

Paired with this impressive list of restaurants was exclusive wine and spirits provider, Breakthru Beverage , curating a variety of national brands coming together to showcase sample pairings to include:

Irvine Spirits, Rabble Wines, Milagro, Disaronno, Piattelli, Chinola, Blue Ice Vodka, Mutual Trading Company, Treasury Wine Estates, Chatham Imports, Hess Persson, Jack Daniels, Tequila Herradura, Gin Mare, Diplomatico, YaVE, Gun Bun, Kilo Kai, Papi Wines, SuperBird, El Bandido Tequila, Half Shell Vodka, Victor George, Shotty’s/ONDA, Turquoise Life, Play Hard, Sea Isla Spiked Tea, La Fete, Stella, Hendricks Gin, and Tullamore Dew. 

Guests also stayed hydrated throughout the day, with Mountain Valley Water and the official Auto Partner of the festival, Cadillac, rolling in with their latest and greatest models. In addition, the festival’s official beer, Stella Artois, provided a tasting journey of their own. Attendees had the opportunity to take on the Hot Ones Challenge while enjoying an ice-cold Stella Artois. The wing-tasting journey began at Riveters Tampa, followed by Westshore Pizza South Tampa, then Uncle Fats Tavern, and lastly, Blind Goat Tampa. The journey brought guests from mild to hot to see if they could take the heat from this spicy wings challenge. 

This eclectic mix representing the best of the city’s food and drink scene ensured a memorable journey for all attendees.

Chef Sean Brasel, Executive Chef and co-owner of Meat Market as well as honorary chef host of the week reflected on the festival’s monumental success and its significance to the Tampa culinary community: “This year’s Tampa Bay Wine & Food Festival showcased the talent, dedication, and spirit that defines Tampa’s vibrant culinary scene. We are overwhelmed by the community’s and visitors’ support and enthusiasm. Seeing chefs, restaurateurs, and food lovers come together in such a dynamic way underscores the importance of this festival in celebrating and nurturing our booming culinary culture.” Valerie Roy, co-founder of the festival and Director of Marketing at CI Management, added, “This event is a testament to the passion that drives us and is a beacon for what we can achieve together in the years to come. Stay tuned, Tampa, because we have big plans for the future.  “

CI Management, the team behind some of South Florida’s leading wine and food festivals and experiences (including the immensely popular South Beach Seafood Festival hosted in October), leads the production of the Tampa happening, partnering with the best restaurants and creative kitchen talent of the Tampa Bay area to create an outstanding roster of events in support of community initiatives that engage the future leaders of the area. Beyond showcasing regional culinary skills, the festival also backs the CI Foundation’s EAT SMART initiative, a charitable 501 organization dedicated to offering nutritious meals and dietary advice to the local populace and the youth of Florida. This is achieved through collaborations with local school systems and educational non-profits within our event’s locations. Since its inception, the initiative has generated more than $1 million in support for various non-profit organizations throughout South Florida.

The Tampa Bay Wine & Food Festival has set a new culinary excellence and community engagement standard. As the chapter closes on this year’s festival, festival organizers are already dreaming bigger for next year. Stay tuned for announcements and mark your calendars for another unforgettable journey through the best of Tampa Bay’s culinary world April 8-12, 2025.

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How to watch every memorable moment of the 2024 masters on tv or streaming live.

The most wonderful time of the golf season reaches its conclusion Sunday as the beauty of April surrounds Augusta National Golf Club. The 2024 Masters started as a star-studded affair with a loaded field featuring the best golfers in the world and Scottie Scheffler entering as the favorite. Scheffler held that same position entering Round 4 and has only increased his advantage as the Masters rolls ot a finish.

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While five-time Masters champion Tiger Woods set a new record at Augusta National by making the weekend in his 24th consecutive playing of the tournament, he completely ejected on Saturday with his worst score in a major championship round. Tiger rebounded Sunday while playing his 100th round at Augusta National  but nevertheless signed for a 16 over, his worst score to par at a major and the second-worst round overall across his professional career. (At least he wasn't among the major stars who missed the cut .)

Be sure to follow Masters live leaderboard coverage throughout the final round on Sunday for scores, analysis and highlights. It's a perfect second-screen complement to the Masters viewing experience provided to you by CBS.

While attending the Masters is a dream for many, simply being able to watch golf on the grandest stage of them all is an incredible treat each year, and we here at CBS Sports are thrilled to bring you wall-to-wall coverage of the Masters throughout this week.

CBS Sports offers extensive, week-long coverage across all its platforms with its traditional 18-hole broadcast coverage beginning with the third round on Saturday and final-round action on Sunday. Jim Nantz, in his 39th consecutive year covering the Masters, serves as host for the 37th time. 2008 Masters champion Trevor Immelman joins Nantz as the lead analyst at the Masters for the second time. Nantz and Immelman link up with CBS Sports' incredible golf team, including on-course reporter Dottie Pepper and the legendary Verne Lundquist, who will be calling his final Masters.

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Masters On the Range:  Presented Monday through Sunday on Masters Live, CBS Sports Network, Paramount+ and CBS Sports Digital,  Masters on the Range  will feature interviews with players, analysis of those in the field and breakdowns from the Tournament Practice Area at Augusta National leading up to and throughout the 2024 Masters. Kelly Tilghman, Michael Breed, Brian Crowell, Amanda Balionis and Iona Stephen will provide commentary throughout the week.

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