Best & Cool Bars in Sunset Beach

"A Tampa institution, Bern’s opened as a steak sandwich shop back in 1953. Today, the seemingly haunted mansion stands proud as a truly impressive family-owned establishment. Reservations are necessary but entirely worth it for a filet that comes with a loaded baked potato, seasonal salad, and organic sides (Bern’s even has its own farm where seasonal goodies are grown for the restaurant)."

"Tampa’s premier restaurant is more than a steakhouse; it’s an experience. Dry-aged, hand-carved prime grade steaks and organic vegetables are just the start. Bern’s also has the largest restaurant wine collection in the country (and it’s surprisingly affordable)."

"Consider sneaking across the street for some heavenly dessert at The Harry Waugh Dessert Room at Bern’s Steak House. Stay another night at the Grand Hyatt."

"Jackson’scentral location within the heart of Tampa offers beautiful harbor views and the convenience of nearby attractions like the Tampa Convention Center. The restaurant is known for its award-winning selection of wines from around the world, handcrafted cocktails, and their popular sushi bar. RELATED: How To Spend A Day In Black-Owned Tampa, Florida"

"Datz restaurant in South Tampa is an eclectic gastropub filled with modern comfort food, craft beers and cocktails. With an extensive menu and seasonal offerings, there’s something for everyone at Datz. Make sure to stop by their sister bakery, Dough, next door for whimsical and delicious donuts, cookies and cakes."

"This Tampa staple has been around for over a decade but stays relevant with trendy foods that taste amazing and look just as great. View this post on Instagram. Who's ready for Gasparilla?!"

"Datz offers a southern classic in its individually-sized homemade meatloaf stuffed with four-cheese bacon mac ’nÃ... AmericanSoul FoodIce Cream. Air Date: 12-19-2012"

"After opening in 2015, the Mill and its barnyard-chic interior design quickly became St Pete's it restaurant, particularly at brunch. The walls are adorned in farm equipment repurposed as abstract art, with rusty... Fusion in St Petersburg"

"Sadly this place - as so many others - is not close to where the food, service and atmosphere were pre-Covid. There were 4 of us for brunch and with our ..."

"This is a hidden jem without all the fake syrup cocktails you find at Gulf Cafe/Kokonut Hut. The bartenders are…”more"

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. The 360° Rooftop Lounge is in Hotel Zamora, one of the most famous hotels in St. Petersburg which offers guests nothing but a great time and panoramic views of the Gulf of Mexico and the intracoastal waterway. It is more of a classy bar where guests dress to impress offering a wide array of meals from delicious seafood to refreshing cold drinks and have the terrific sight of the sunset as the background."

"There’s no comfort food that is better than some Southern eats!. Enjoy amazing Southern food streetside on Central Avenue in St. Petersberg at The Mill. Their farmhouse chic digs are such an aesthetic setting for their elevated comfort food."

"Although there are a handful of great places to hang out during the night in Channelside, Park and Rec is one that truly fits the fun night time description. This gaming club hosts some of the best games and DJs in Tampa on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights and is a great place for dressing up and hitting the town with some class."

"The ultimate shopping experience with fine jewelry, clay, glass, ornaments and more handcrafted by Florida’s most talented fine craft artists. With fine craft art arriving every day, a visit to the gallery is always an exciting adventure. Enhance your art collection, find the perfect gift or treat yourself to fine jewelry."

"Location: 501 Central Ave.Admission: FreeHours: Mon – Sat 10am- 5:30pm, Sun 12pm-5pm. Florida CraftArt’s 2,500 square foot retail gallery and adjacent exhibition space features work from all kinds of Florida-based artists. The curated exhibits change regularly with the goal of advancing Florida’s growing art scene."

"Goody Goody Burgers is the resurrection of an iconic Tampa diner that was opened in 1925 as the first drive-in east of the Mississippi. The new incarnation is the brainchild of restaurateur Richard Gonzmart, owner of the famous Columbia Restaurant. No expense was spared in recreating the recipes, decor, and ambiance of the original with just a few changes to appeal to modern diners."

"Goody Goody is located in Hyde park and open from 7 am to 9 pm. If you are looking for pancakes, they are the best breakfast in Tampa. Each pancake served is 12 inches!"

"The 24-hour restaurant located on the corner of, you guessed it, 2nd and Second in DTSP serves up a fun breakfast menu all day in addition to some tasty takes on diner classics. With a dedicated menu just for your kiddos that comes with crayons to keep their hands busy, we love that our tiny gourmands have the choice of breakfast or lunch at anytime with healthy sides like cauliflower or applesauce. Plus, who doesn’t love a place where happy hour lasts around the clock?"

"They’re conveniently open 24/7 if you’re looking to get your brunch fixing at any hour!. You must try the Bloody Mary or mimosa flight for a boozy morning of delicious flavors. To eat, we recommend their old fashion donut french toast because it’s incredible, If you’re going for something savory, you can’t go wrong with a scrambled egg skillet with all of your go-to toppings!"

"Andrew and I had breakfast at 2nd and Second last Valentine’s Day and it really was the cutest little diner for the occasion. It feels like an old-fashioned diner, but has all the modern touches and things to eat. We were blown away by bird in a hole fried chicken sandwich, which was an explosion of flavors!"