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NEW TAMPA BAY RESTAURANTS

Tampa Bay is growing and evolving, and so is its culinary scene. While filled with longstanding favorites like Bern’s Steak House and the Columbia Restaurant, the area is also seeing an incredible number of new and reimagined restaurants emerge. From modern and contemporary to vibrant and eclectic, residents and visitors alike are flocking to some of Tampa Bay’s newest dining options.


 

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Bar Terrior

Bar Terroir

📍 : 3636 Henderson Blvd, Tampa

Created by a team of true francophiles, Bar Terroir is all about celebrating authentic French food and culture. Rooted in the French idea of terroir—the soil, landscape, and spirit that give food and wine their character—every dish and pour here reflects that passion. Guests can enjoy the cozy dining room, be perched at the bar, or enjoy the breezy patio. It's a place to savor French flavor in a warm, welcoming setting.

 

Maru Rooftop Nikkei

Maru Rooftop Nikkei

📍 :  2909 W Bay to Bay Blvd, STE A-600

Right off scenic Bayshore, Maru Rooftop Nikkei is where Peruvian flavors meet Japanese technique in perfect harmony. From the cocktails to the cuisine, every sip and bite is a blend of two rich culinary traditions. As the sun dips below the horizon, Maru turns into a laid-back, open-air hideaway with a cozy vibe inside that makes it easy to linger a little longer.

 

Casa Cami

Casa Cami

📍 : 2545 N Rocky Point Dr, Tampa

Take in the stunning views of Tampa Bay at the new rooftop restaurant Casa Cami. Located atop the Current Hotel, Casa Cami features Mexican-inspired cuisine and cocktails prepared with a fresh, modern twist. Under the direction of Executive Chef Alex Hoaks, visitors and locals alike can enjoy a sophisticated dining experience partnered with breathtaking waterfront views. 

 

Kinjo

Kinjo

📍 : 224 S Blvd, Tampa

Meaning “neighbor” in Japanese, Kinjo blends Italian flavors with Japanese sensibilities through a cooking style known as Itameshi. Inspired by Chef Eric’s time in Japan—where a local spot reminded him of his early days in an Italian kitchen—Kinjo brings that same warmth and familiarity to Tampa. As the sister restaurant to Koya and Noble Rice, it celebrates both cultures with dishes that feel unique yet comfortingly familiar.

 

1983

1983

📍 : 2616 S MacDill Ave, Tampa

More than just a year, 1983 is all about connection, community, and the joy of gathering. Designed as a true social hub, it’s a place where people from all walks of life can come together over great food and good company. The vibe is relaxed yet elevated, with a menu inspired by classic fare that feels both comforting and novel.