You're not honoring the weekend if you're not brunching. Roll out of bed, put your sunglasses on, and head out to these Tampa Bay restaurants to treat yourself to the most important boozy meal of the day. From elevated offerings to bottomless mimosas, you don't want to sleep through these brunch bites.
Tampa Bay's best brunches worth getting out of bed for
By CL Staff on Fri, Apr 12, 2019 at 8:53 pm
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Green Lemon
15 S Howard Ave, Tampa, 813-868-5463Giant mimosas and coronaritas are the move for brunch. Grab some tacos with the trio dip of salsa, queso and guac.
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Oxford Exchange
420 W. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa, 813-253-0222Easily one of the more Instragrammable spots in Tampa Bay. People get married here it is so beautiful. Brunch is a must for lighting and the mimosas -- oh, and Buddy Brew cappucinos
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Roux
4205 S MacDill Ave, Tampa, 813-443-5255This brunch is all about southern classic offerings and a variety of fruity mimosas. Choose from orange, pineapple, pomegranate, peach, passion or ginger -- or one of each.
Photo via Roux/Facebook
On Swann
1501 W. Swann Ave., Tampa, 813-251-0110Head over to Hyde Park Village to ring in brunch with style. Beware, this place fills up quickly, so get there early and indulge in craft cocktails and elevated brunch offerings.
Photo via On Swann/ Instagram
2nd and Second
201 2nd Ave. N., St. Pete, 727-440-4700This joint is 24 hours, so when in doubt, slide through for some diner-style bites. Brunch includes bloody mary flights, mimosas, mojitos and coffee floats with Baileys and Kaluha
Photo via 2nd and Second/Facebook
HEW Parlour
453 Edgewater Dr, Dunedin, 727-683-5990Rooftop views with craft cocktails and some surf and turf benedict. Stick around for dinner at the steakhouse and explore the historic hotel.
Photo via Fenway Hotel/Facebook
Three Birds Tavern
1492 4th St. N., St. Pete 727-895-2049Have brunch and then head out to the patio for some big jenga and pool. The full bar will keep your boozy vibes going.
Photo via Three Birds Tavern/Facebook
Thee Tree House
1809 W Platt St, Tampa, 813- 855-5778With infused cocktails and true tree house vibes, you’ll definitely want to explore this restaurant for brunch. There’s even a rope swing!
Photo via Thee Tree House/ Facebook
Thirsty First
119 1st Ave. N., St. Pete, 727-317-3333If you’re in dtsp on a Sunday, you’ll need to stop by Thirsty First for brunch. $15 bottomless mimosas and $20 bottomless BroMosas are on the menu.
Photo via Thirsty First/Facebook
Tangello’s Grille
3121 Beach Blvd S, Gulfport, 727-894-1695Right next door to Stella’s this little spot has the best french toast that they soak for 24 hours. Get the guava and cheese french toast -- you won’t regret it.
Photo via Tangello’s Grille/ Facebook
Castile Restaurant
3701 Gulf Blvd, St Pete Beach, 727-456-8660Grab a hat and sunglasses to enjoy brunch by the water. You’d be doing yourself a disservice if you didn’t order a seafood dish.
Photo via Castile Restaurant/Facebook
The Dali Museum
1 Dali Blvd., St. PeteMimosas & Masterpieces is the museum’s Sunday brunch event. The brunch includes a Catalan-inspired brunch, a visit to the galleries and a walk through the garden.
Photo via The Dali Museum/Facebook
Mole Y Abuela
1202 N Franklin St, Tampa, 813-370-1000New brunch offerings include churro waffles, “drunken” tortas with some spritzers and a spin on bloody marys. Opt for seating on the rooftop bar.
Photo via Mole Y Abuela/Facebook
The Museum of Fine Arts
255 Beach Dr. NE, St. Pete, 727-896-2667Before exploring the MFA, head to the cafe to snag some brunch offerings by the water.
Photo via The Museum of Fine Arts/Facebook
The Oyster Bar
249 Central Ave., St. Pete, 727-897-9728Head to Beach Drive for brunch from 10 a.m. to 3p.m. all weekend long. Bottomless mimosas for $14 and bloody marys for $18.
Photo via The Oyster Bar/Facebook
Maple Street Biscuit Co.
662 Central Avenue, St. Pete, 727-290-6211There’s one in St. Pete and in Carrollwood, only open from 7 a.m.-2p.m. The menu is stacked with unique combos with their fresh baked biscuits. Mimosas go with everything.
Photo via Maple Street Biscuit Co./Facebook
Birch + Vine
340 Beach Dr. NE, St Pete 727-896-1080Birch + Vine serves brunch until 4 p.m., with $15 bottomless mimosas and bloody marys, Bellinis and mimosas for just $4.50. Once you’re finished head up to The Canopy for cocktail at the rooftop bar.
Photo via Birch + Vine/Facebook
Red Mesa Cantina
128 3rd St. S., St. Pete, 727-896-8226Breakfast burritos and a variety of mimosas are on the brunch menu at Red Mesa Cantina. Fight for patio seating next to the water fountain then head upstairs to the bar after to keep the day drinking going.
Photo via Red Mesa Cantina/Facebook
Remedy
400 N Ashley Drive, Tampa, 813-223-7746Located on the Riverwalk, you don’t want to miss out on these views while sipping on some craft cocktails.
Photo via Remedy/ Facebook
Ocean Prime
2205 N Westshore Blvd, Tampa, 813-490-5288Be on the lookout for exclusive brunch date offerings from Ocean Prime; which is usually only available for special events and holidays. The restaurant serves elevated brunch options like lobster toast and braised short rib surf & turf.
Photo via Ocean Prime/Facebook
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