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3 new dining + shopping spots in Water Street Tampa

Three new businesses opened their doors in April — and there’s more on the way.

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The interior of Ash features a bright bar and seating area. The dark interior of Alter Ego with red neon lights. A collection of gray furniture and decor.

Ash + Alter Ego are both owned by award-winning Tampa Chef Ferrell Alvarez, and Clayton Gray Home has been a local staple since 2009.

Photos provided by Strategic Property Partners

There’s so much happening in Water Street Tampa that staying up-to-date on all the events, developments + new businesses can feel like a full-time job. Luckily, that’s what we’re here for.

Today we’re highlighting the three newest additions and upcoming hotspots that bring even more retail, fitness, shopping, and dining experiences to the bustling neighborhood.

🍸 It’s a fine time to dine

  • Ash — Located on Asher’s ground floor, this Italian-inspired restaurant features an outdoor patio that’s as beautiful as it is expansive.
  • Alter Ego — This groovy cocktail lounge offers weekly live tunes, small bites + big vibes.

🛍️ Shop till you drop

There are near-endless shoppabilities in Water Street Tampa — and now you can add hand-selected home furnishings to that list:

  • Clayton Gray Home offers artisanal furniture, lighting, and decor for every aesthetic.

🌅 On the horizon

Spring + fall bring even more to look forward to, including a chic blow-dry bar, a luxury medspa, home gifts, and more.

See the new spots + explore all experiences

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