Ready your taste buds for Safety Harbor Restaurant Week

The third annual event is offering deals aplenty to keep you (and your wallet) full.

A colorful bowl of food. There is salmon, cucumber, red onion, cress, greens, thinly slices carrots, white rice, edamame beans, black and white sesame seeds and an orange-yellow sauce inside a white bowl. A hand holds the bowl and behind the food there's a tropical plant.

The Tides Seafood Market & Provisions is a popular local spot.

If you’ve been meaning to visit one of the Tampa Bay area’s quaint idyllic seaside cities, here’s your chance. Safety Harbor Restaurant Week’s third year runs Monday, Sept. 16-Sunday, Sept. 22, featuring 25+ local eateries with prix fixe menus and scrumptious deals.

Here’s some stand-outs:

  • The Tides Seafood Market & Provisions is serving up three courses for $35, with menu items including gumbo, crab bisque, and a lobster BLT.
  • The Pub at Safety Harbor has date night sorted, with dinner for two for $45. We’re looking at the meatballs.
  • Keep your eyes peeled for The Nona Slice House’s deals. The award-winning pizzeria is taking part in the foodie festivities, but has not yet dished out specific details.

If you’re still hungry, make sure to tag #SHRestaurantWk in your social posts for a chance to win a gift certificate for a participating restaurant of your choice.

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