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Tampa Burger Week’s Best Burger Spots 🍔

Our top 10 favorite Tampa Burger Week hot Spots
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The AmSo Social Smash Burger | Photo by American Social
Tampa Bay’s burger scene is on a roll.

There’s less than a week left of Tampa Bay Burger Week. That means it’s time to order takeout from your favorite spot or head to participating dine-in restaurants + ask for the Tampa Bay Burger Week special.

And all burgers at the 35 participating establishments are under $10.

These eateries are some of our favorites, and they are all participating in the fun.
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This delicious burger is more than meats the eye.

Photo by Burger Monger

Not to mention, you can get some steals on Funky Buddha and Tito’s Handmade Vodka cocktails at some of these spots. A portion of proceeds benefits Feeding Tampa Bay.

Get Involved 📸

Join the sirloin soiree. Share your pic on Instagram to be automatically entered to win $750+ in gift certificates from select Burger Week restaurants and a year of cheese from Cabot.

Here’s how to enter:

  1. Snap a photo of your delicious Burger Week burger.
  2. Post your photo on Instagram by adding your location at the participating restaurant. Tag the event sponsor, @cltampabay, and use the hashtag #TampaBayBurgerWeek.
  3. Share your photo to be automatically entered to win.
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Monday, Nov. 7
  • Tampa Bay Job & Career Fair | Monday, Nov. 7 | 10 a.m.-2 p.m. | Holiday Inn Tampa Westshore, 700 N. Westshore Blvd., Tampa | Free | Bring your resume to meet over 50 local employers, higher education universities, and technical institutions
  • Mike Alstott Veterans Football Game | Monday, Nov. 7 | 9-11:30 a.m. | Pinellas Park Youth Park Soccer, 3750 66th Ave. N., Pinellas Park | Free | Come out + join the legendary Hall of Fame Tampa Bay Buccaneer fullback Mike Alstott for a friendly game of flag football.
  • Tampa AM | Monday, Nov. 7-Sunday, Nov. 13 | 12-9 p.m. | SkatePark of Tampa, 4215 E. Columbus Dr., Tampa | Celebrate the recent city council skate vote by shredding some board.
  • Wu-Tang and Biscuits | Monday, Nov. 7 | 11 a.m.-6 p.m. | Shuffle, 2612 N. Tampa St., Tampa | Free | Play shuffleboard and eat brunch to the Sounds of the Wu-Tang Clan
Tuesday, Nov. 8
  • Cigars N’ souls: Taco Tuesdays | Tuesday, Nov. 8 | Red Star Live, 9847 E. Adamo Dr., Tampa | No cover | Listen to jams by DJ Saucy ATL + eat from the “From Soul 2 Sea” food truck.
Wednesday, Nov. 9
  • Coffee Talks with Nan Colton: Dorothy Dehner | Wednesday, Nov. 9 | 10-11:30 a.m. | Museum of Fine Arts St. Petersburg, 255 Beach Dr. NE, St. Petersburg | $22 | Nan Colton recreates and talks about the life of sculptor Dorothy Dehner.
  • Unstoppable Talk | Wednesday, Nov. 9 | 6:30–8:00 p.m. | Florida Holocaust Museum, 55 5th St. S., St. Petersburg | Free | Discussing the book Unstoppable: Siggi B. Wilzig’s Astonishing Journey from Auschwitz Survivor and Penniless Immigrant to Wall Street Legend.
Thursday, Nov. 10
  • Wading Bird Walk | Thu, Nov. 10 | 9:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m. | Weedon Island Preserve, 1800 Weedon Dr. NE., St. Petersburg | $3 | View birds + other wildlife that come to forage on the tidal flats at low tide.
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Weather
  • 84º | Mostly sunny | 10% chance of rain
Sunrise + sunset
  • Rise: 6:46 a.m.
  • Set: 5:43 p.m.
Tide
Old Tampa Bay
  • High: 1:51 a.m. + 3:35 p.m.
  • Low: 8:59 a.m. + 8:25 p.m.
Clearwater Beach
  • High: 11:16 a.m. + 10:02 p.m.
  • Low: 4:04 a.m. + 4:30 p.m.
Civic
  • Time to thrash. The Tampa City Council just voted to legaliz skateboarding on certain sidewalks in the Downtown Central Business District. The vote passed 5-2. The City’s legal counsel still has to work out the kinks of the change before bringing it back to the council. 🛹(Creative Loafing)
Watch
  • The Peacock exclusive movie, “Meet Cute,” starring Kaley Cuoco + Pete Davidson, was produced by a Tampa resident. Santosh Govindaraju moved to Tampa when he was 10. His 11th flick is about a woman who uses a time machine to relive a first date until she gets it just right. 🍿 (Tampa Bay Times)
Sports
  • Golf legend Tiger Woods + No. 1 ranked Rory McIlroy are descending on Belleair’s Pelican Golf Club for “The Match” today. The LPGA tournament features 120 players competing for a share of a $2 million purse through Nov. 13. The course is just south of Clearwater. ⛳️ (Golf Digest)
  • Let’s hear it for the home team, TBAY. What better way to celebrate football season than with a tailgate surrounded by friends. Here are four tips for hosting a tailgate fit for champs. 🏈 *
Coming Soon
  • We’ve all heard of breakfast for dinner — but what about breakfast for dessert? The Cereal Bar: Adventures in Ice Cream (689 Central Ave.) is ready to open on the 600 Block of Central Avenue. Doors open on Nov. 9. Don’t worry it’s not BYOB (Bring Your Own Bowl). 🥣 (I Love the Burg).
  • Rustic + upscale vibes meet at the upcoming Oaks on 4th — a new restaurant fueled by small plates like homemade pasta, char-grilled oysters, and unique cocktails and classics. The space opens this December at 4351 4th St. N. with a full bar, live oak tables, and a romantic outdoor dining garden. 🪵 (I Love the Burg)
Holiday
  • Water Street Tampa is going full throttle into the holiday season. The neighborhood just announced its Season Spectacular holiday celebration — chock full of activities like photo-ops with Santa, a holiday-themed silent disco, hot chocolate drink bars, and many more festivities throughout the district.
  • Shine a light. Tampa’s largest lighted boat parade returns on Dec. 17 along the Hillsborough River in Downtown Tampa. The party begins in the Convention Center basin + ends at Sparkman Wharf. Register your boat here. 💡 (That’s So Tampa)

Community
  • Do you hear wedding bells ringing? If you’re looking for a scenic outdoor venue, consider tying the knot surrounded by century old trees and Florida foliage at Bonnet Springs Park. Learn more + request info. 💍 *
Drink
  • A shot a day could keep the doc away. So Good So You’s Organic Probiotic Shot (read: an easy to take wellness shot packed with a powerful dose of gut supporting goodness) is buy one, get one free at Publix GreenWise through Wed., Nov. 9.*
Travel
  • Picture this: It’s a regular Monday at the office. You’re skimming your inbox for the fifteenth time when suddenly, an email arrives: ⛵Malta — $400-$500s. With a flash of your credit card, you’ve booked sunny skies + crystal blue waters for this year’s summer vacation. Good thing you got those Scott’s Cheap Flights notifications.*
Shop
  • Latte Da. Kahwa Coffee and the St. Pete Art Alliance are teaming up to create art-focused coffee cans + the first ones were designed by Chad Mize. Get your funky “Coffee Canisters” here. The proceeds support the St. Petersburg Arts Endowment fund. ☕️ (Tampa Bay Business & Wealth)
  • Meet Rent the Runway, the easiest way to dress to impress (for less) this holiday season. By becoming a member, you can try every style, trend + designer you want — without ever buying a single thing. Bonus: Use code 6AMXRTR for 40% off two months of a membership or one-time rental. 👗 *
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Development

A new homebase for Feeding Tampa Bay
Feeding Tampa Bay's New plans
A rendering of Feeding Tampa Bay’s planned headquarters on Causeway in Tampa. The facility will include warehouses for food distribution, a health clinic, a grocery store, and a job training center. | Rendering by Feeding Tampa Bay
Feeding Tampa Bay has been around since 1981, but it wasn’t until three years ago that the nonprofit vowed to end hunger + food insecurity in the region altogether.

Through the pandemic, the nonprofit managed to supply free healthy groceries for people with medical issues, build more food pantries in the community’s neediest schools, and provide financial resources to those in need.

And now they’re looking to expand their space to help meet those goals.

New plans for an enormous warehouse would enable the group to extend its reach of help to more people who can’t afford to eat. The facility would help FTB to increase its capacity for nonperishables and fresh foods.

Plans for the new warehouse include the following:
  • A job training center
  • A health clinic
  • A grocery store
  • Offices
  • A center for assistance with housing and benefits.
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THE WRAP

Today’s issue was written by Brad.

Editor’s pick: Here’s a fun fact about me — I am a total clutz. I broke my wrist, nose, and skull earlier this year by riding an electric longboard through the streets of St. Pete. So, despite the vote, I don’t think I’ll hop on a skateboard for a while. 🛹

Missed yesterday’s newsletter? Read about SoHo’s first-ever artwalk, here.
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