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New restaurant Coco’s In the Heights plans October opening at Tampa’s old Nebraska Mini-Mart (opens the original)
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On any given weekday morning at 4 a.m., Tampa’s working class queues up at Coco’s Sandwich Shop in Palmetto Beach, often decked out in reflective workwear, to fuel up for the day. A ten-minute drive away, more get in line around 6 a.m. at the Coco’s on 40th Street. Carlos Carrillo and Adam Hendricks think Seminole Heights could be just as devoted. Last Tuesday morning, Carrillo and Hendricks laid on a few more coats of bright blue paint at their new location, Coco’s In The Heights, located at 48
Latin food, drink and music coming to Ybor City this weekend for 'Salsa Con Ron' (opens the original)
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Sorta Pretty Good is hosting its second Salsa con Ron Latin dance party featuring Rum & Coke, the three-person Afro-Caribbean all-vinyl DJ collective playing music from the ‘60s, ‘70s, and ‘80s. Think of the kind of tunes that spark a core memory that makes guests say: “I haven’t heard this song since I was at my grandma’s,” in the best, nostalgic way. Kress Contemporary once again opens its beautiful doors, atriums and balconies overlooking Ybor City’s old bricks to bring people together for a
Tampa Filipino restaurant Lucky Tigre celebrates fourth anniversary with lumpia eating contest (opens the original)
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Tampa restaurant Lucky Tigre has lived a lot of lives in its short four years. Born as Good Fortune Baby during the height of the pandemic, Julie Sainte Michelle Feliciano-Loughlin’s Filipino restaurant then dropped dumplings on doorsteps, then moved into the South Howard neighborhood, and later West Tampa. The spot at 1901 N Howard Ave. is settling into its now air-conditioned digs and really kicking into high gear, bolstered by multiple accolades and even an invitation to participate in the Ta
After nearly 35 years, Tampa’s Kim Bros. Korean market closes this weekend (opens the original)
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After roughly 35 years, Tampa Korean market Kim Bros. will close its doors after this weekend—but it’s not the end of its story. Jin Cha, one of the owners, and the woman responsible for making the killer kimchi so many have come to love, told Creative Loafing Tampa Bay that while the lease is up here, Kim Bros. beloved foods that have grown a cult following can still be found in Temple Terrace at Soul of Korea (7612 N 56th St.), and soon inside the H Mart food court. While H Mart is moving quic
As it celebrates 11 years in Tampa, Jug & Bottle Dept. keeps building Seminole Heights' ultimate living room (opens the original)
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On a Sunday afternoon, Jug & Bottle owner Jessie Wohlers, a now familiar-to-me-face, pours a glass of a crisp sauv blanc and gets right into the topic of the shop’s 11th anniversary this weekend. She discusses where the shop—located at 6203 N. Florida Ave. in Seminole Heighs—has been, its legacy and how to protect, expand and move it forward. She’s been in the neighborhood for a while, and took over the shop in February 2025. It’s no secret that the neighborhood is changing. Less than two miles
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