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5 images from last year's Taste of Water Street, including chefs preparing bites, attendees walking and talking, and people smiling at the camera.

Leave the kids at home: This luxe event is 21+.

Photos provided by Water Street Tampa

Taste buds at the ready, TBAY.

Wednesday, April 16, marks the return of Taste of Water Street — a one-night food fest dedicated to all things delicious.

Water Street will be closed to cars, allowing 21+ attendees to stroll and sample curated bites and refreshing sips from more than 20 neighborhood spots.

And did we mention the lively live music?

Psst: Tickets nearly doubled from last year due to (extremely) high demand, so we recommend snagging yours while you can.

One night of yum

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