Best Takeout Food Restaurants in Pinellas Park

"At over 110 years old, the Columbia Restaurant is Florida’s oldest restaurant and has been in the same family for nearly five generations. Founded in 1905, what started out as a 60-seat corner cafe, now encompasses an entire city block and holds the title of the world’s largest Spanish restaurant. After several renovations, including a US$6.5 million (around UK£5.1 million) renovation project back in 2005, the historic site can now seat nearly 1,600 people."

"For an irresistible Spanish meal, locals love the century old Columbia. This Tampa restaurant started in Ybor City in 1905 and has since opened multiple locations across Florida. The menu continues the legacy with classics like The 1905 Salad, Crab Croquettes, and a traditional Seafood Paella."

"The oldest restaurant in Florida, Columbia features traditional Colombian cuisine and spectacular artwork. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 813-248-4961"

"Located at the Tampa Bay History Center on Tampa's Riverwalk, the Columbia Cafe offer many of the dishes we love from the Columbia Restaurant in Ybor right here in Downtown Tampa!. Open daily from 11 am to 9 pm enjoy the 1905 Salad, Miranda's Ybor City Deviled Crab Croquette and other  Spanish favorites like Picadillo, Cuba’s most popular blue plate special made with finely chopped ground beef braised with onions, peppers, raisins, olives and capers. Finish a beautiful lunch along the river dining al fesco, or inside the cafe alongside an original wood bar, and don't forget to finish with traditional Flan or their decadent White Chocolate Bread Pudding."

"The Columbia Cafe is a picturesque dining spot located at the Tampa Bay History Center on the downtown waterfront overlooking Garrison Channel and the Riverwalk. The Cafe is part of the Columbia Restaurant Group with the original Columbia Restaurant, which opened in 1905, located in Ybor City. The decor is Spanish-inspired and both indoor and outdoor seating is offered."

"Often described as the Heart of Tampa, the historic district of Ybor City was at one time the cigar capital of the world. Immigrants came from countries such as Spain, Cuba, and Italy and rolled millions of cigars each year. Nowadays, this charming district is as famous for its restaurants and boutiques, as well as the free range chickens, which roam around."

"Bulla’s Tampa location is home to one of the area’s coolest rooftopbars, the Luna Lounge. It’s also a top spot for brunch with bottomless drink deals and a special prix fixe brunch menu. Pair bottomless mimosas and sangria with the indulgent three-course brunch prix fixe feast for $28 or order from the a la carte brunch menu."

"This fifth-floor rooftop bar offering downtown skyline vistas is a first for South Florida-based Spanish tapas chain Bulla Gastrobar. Served in stylish South Tampa digs, made-to-order sangria and elevated fare are among the highlights. Seating is first come, first served."

"One of our favorite Spanish restaurants in the city is Bulla Gastrobar. From their tapas small plates to delicious cocktails, they have perfect service every time!. Lucky for us, they don’t just serve a great dinner but also a fantastic brunch."

"If you haven’t tried Sweet And Sour Chicken, Dumplings, and Sesame Chicken, consider ordering them with your next Chinese delivery order."

"Famous for dry aged steaks, chops and fresh seafood in relaxed elegant surroundings. Also features an impressive wine list. Open Mon-Fri for lunch; Dinner daily."

"White-tablecloth bar/restaurant offering classic Italian entrees plus pizza bar selections. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: Dress JeansPhone: +1 727-623-9037"

"Our dinner was on Sunday night and obtaining a table was relatively easy. Our server Tom was the best, provided great..."

"This sliver of a park sits next to the Albert Whitted Airport and the Dali Museum features a Playground, Picnic Tables and Restrooms. It is within walking distance to the Mehaffey Theater and Al Lang Stadium, Along with a fantastic view of Tampa Bay and The Pier, visitors enjoy a stunning view of the downtown skyline beyond the municipal marina."

"If you’re in Tampa during spring training, see the New York Yankees play at Steinbrenner Field, just east of the airport. Otherwise, walk along Bayshore Boulevard and enjoy the historic homes and shops. Have dinner at the Japanese-inspired Water Sushi, a late-night hangout that has live music almost nightly. Consider sneaking across the street for some heavenly dessert at The Harry Waugh Dessert Room at Bern’s Steak House."

"Why you’ve got to go: If you are a fan of the New York Yankees, this is the spring home of the famous team. This is also home to the Tampa Tarpons. What to do: Enjoy any of Tampa Tarpons 70 home games if you are in town between April and September."

"It is located in downtown Tampa on the Hillsborough River and with spectacular views of downtown. American Victory Museum is a cool place to visit. The ship that served as General Douglas MacArthur’s flagship for World War II and carried troops to the shores of Japan sits right outside."