The votes are in, and the polls are closed. I’ve been tallying votes all evening, but it’s time to get some rest. The tallying will continue tomorrow after I finish my work. In the meantime, let me know what you think of the new design. I picked it up at FinalSense. Once upon a time [...]
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Brian Ries notes that Sweetwater Organic Community Farm has expanded into Clearwater. Here’s an article from Feb. 2005 about Sweetwater Organic Farm and Bern’s Steakhouse cooperation. Learn more about Sweetwater here. “Sweetwater Organic Community Farm is a non-profit organic farm and educational facility located in Tampa, Florida. Founded in 1995, this example of Community-Supported Agriculture (CSA) serves approximately [...] Keep those votes coming. Vote in the comments at this post. Vote by name or anonymously. You don’t have to vote in every category, and you can create categories of your own. Vote, vote, vote. Don’t forget to vote. (And thanks to all those who have already voted, in comments and by email). [WARNING: This post contains a segue heretofore unimagined in Eating Tampa history. The following post may or may not contain food-realted content.] Many of the Eating Tampa bloggers are at the tailgate party for the University of South Florida football team’s biggest game EVER! And that’s nice. But… Who is the genius who scheduled USF’s home game against [...] The responses continue to pile up in Eating Tampa’s First Annual Best of Eating in Tampa poll. Don’t forget to vote! And, remember, you don’t have to vote in every category, and you can suggest your own categories. You may also vote anonymously if you so desire. Some new categories that have been suggested - Voting continues in Eating Tampa’s first annual Best of Eating in Tampa poll. While the response hasn’t been overwhelming, neither has it been underwhelming. It has, in fact, been whelming. I’ll keep collecting votes until Sunday midnight, which is also the end of September. In October I’ll start posting the response. Vote in the comments here. And [...] Adventures in Food tries Daddy Gill’s, Golden Phoenix, and Pach’s Place. *** Tampa I Am hits Pane Rustica for sandwiches. *** ABC’s Brendan McLaughlin makes it to Taconazo, the Taco Bus, and becomes a convert. *** Tommy in Old Seminole Heights posts the Three Coins to-go menu. *** Torgo lets us know that Ybor City Pizza is now open Sundays. *** Lisa tries Rincon Catracho [...] The recent Creative Loafing Best Of just didn’t have the categories I wanted, so I’ve decided that it’s time for Eating Tampa’s First Annual Best of Eating in Tampa. Below are the categories, so far. Please vote in the comments, and add categories as you see fit. There’s no pressure to vote in every category. [...] Eating Tampa L.A.-style. The Daily Dish is the LA Times food writer’s blog about eating their way through Los Angeles. Over at Salon, Mark Dery meditates on the meaning of Taco Bell. Michael Pollan, author of The Omnivore’s Dilemma, has an article in the NYT Magazine meditating on “The Futures of Food.” “To thumb through the pages of Food Technology, the trade magazine for food scientists, is to realize that the dream of liberating food from the farm wasn’t killed off by the 60’s after all. The food-in-a-pill [...] (Update – JB really likes it and drags me there occasionally for lunch.) If you like Chipotle-style burrito chains, then Qdoba is the place for you. If not, then not. The one I tried is at 5001A E. Fowler Avenue, near the MOSI. I didn’t check their hours while I was there, but the only thing that [...] I may have to move to SoHo. This morning we ventured down south and ate breakfast at Daily Eats. Daily Eats definitely has that SoHo hipster atmosphere, and seems kind of fancy for a diner, but the breakfast was great and I’ll probably be eating the leftovers for lunch. I went simple this morning with the [...] Eating Tampa would like to welcome Jessica’s Adventures in Food to the roster of Tampa Bay-area food bloggers! Jessica lives (I believe) in New Port Richey, but promises to sample the fare at “family owned eating establishments” in the “in the four county area.” From Jessica’s intro: I have some friends who are always piling the kids and dog into the car and taking off on a road trip. They are devoted readers of Jane & Michael Stern’s Roadfood, even writing to the authors occasionally with recommendations. I just learned today that the Stern’s also keep a website devoted to Roadfood. If [...] |
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