Tampa-Clearwater Family Restaurants
Tampa-Clearwater Family Friendly Restaurants
Boizao Steakhouse 4606 West Boy Scout Boulevard•Tampa, FL •813-286-7100 This Brazilian steak house offers a unique take on the traditional steak house dining experience. The restaurant serves 14 cuts of beef, lamb, pork, chicken and sausage, which are carved tableside by traditionally dressed Brazilian gaucho chefs. This prix-fixe service is an ideal way to sample a great variety of specialty steaks and meats as well as an array of Brazilian side dishes like warm cheese bread, fried bananas and seasoned mashed potatoes. |
Columbia Restaurant 2117 East Seventh Avenue•Tampa, FL •813-248-4961 This family-owned restaurant has been a Tampa landmark for more than 100 years. An upscale dining spot for when mom and dad want a nice evening out, Columbia Restaurant specializes in Spanish/Cuban cuisine, but maintains a simplistic menu for picky appetites of children 10 and younger. Regardless of age, though, all guests will enjoy the nightly (except Sunday) Flamenco dance performances as well as the live jazz Thursdays through Saturdays. Open for lunch and dinner daily; reservations recommended. |
Crabby Bills Beach Club 7700 Courtney Campbell Causeway•Tampa, FL •813-281-0566 Overlooking Tampa Bay, this casual indoor/outdoor restaurant features fresh seafood and classic American favorites as well as a fairly extensive children's menu for those 12 and younger. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, Crabby Bills is an ideal respite for families. |
GameTime 1600 East Eighth AvenueSuite A147•Tampa, FL •813-241-9675 What kid wouldn't love playing their favorite arcade games while waiting for their meal to be served? At GameTime, kids of all ages will enjoy indulging their competitive side with a variety of challenging games. Of course, the restaurant features a wealth of family favorites, including pastas, sandwiches and burgers, and pizza. |
Skipper's Smokehouse & Oyster Bar 910 Skipper Road•Tampa, FL •813-971-0666 Children will get a kick out of the eclectic architecture of this popular eatery, which serves Florida cuisine with Caribbean and Louisiana influences. Menu items include gator tail, conch chowder, crawfish and crab, among other fish and seafood specialties. For less adventurous diners, there is a small kids menu available. Every Tuesday through Sunday, the restaurant also hosts live music featuring a myriad of styles from around the world. |
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