A scenic waterfront pathway connecting many of Tampa’s best attractions. Perfect for a morning stroll, sunset views, or exploring by bike or scooter.
Located inside Armature Works, Oak & Ola is our absolute favorite! With a European-inspired menu, cozy atmosphere, and craft cocktails, it’s perfect for brunch, lunch, or a date-night dinner. Don’t miss Tony’s favorite drink — the Josefina — a smoky take on a spicy margarita that’s bold and refreshing. And for something rich and smooth, try Meghan’s favorite — the Golden Oak, made with brown butter bourbon. It’s warm, slightly sweet, and perfect for sipping.
Located on the northern end of the Riverwalk, Ulele serves native-inspired foods and craft brews in a stunning restored building. It’s a beautiful spot for lunch or dinner by the water. For a taste of true Florida native cuisine, try the gator bites — lightly fried and served with a flavorful honey hot sauce. Adventurous and delicious!
Florida’s oldest restaurant, Columbia is a Tampa institution. Known for its classic Spanish-Cuban dishes, sangria, and live flamenco shows. It’s a must-visit if you’re heading to Ybor!
A lively food hall and gathering space along the Riverwalk, featuring a variety of local eateries, bars, and shops — all with stunning river views.
An open-air hangout with food stalls, local beer, lawn games, and a laid-back waterfront vibe. Great for a casual afternoon or pre-dinner hang.
This free historic trolley runs between downtown and Ybor City. It’s an easy and charming way to explore Tampa without worrying about parking.
Downtown Tampa has plenty of electric scooters and rental bikes available via apps like Lime and Spin — a fun and convenient way to explore the Riverwalk, Armature Works, or get between neighborhoods.
Historic and vibrant, Ybor City offers a mix of culture and fun. Check out Coppertail Brewing Co. or Tampa Bay Brewing Company, then stroll the brick streets and enjoy the nightlife.