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Tampa Bay's top 50 restaurants feature diverse new and family-friendly spots

Tampa Bay Times highlights 50 best local restaurants including new entries and family-friendly options in Tampa and St. Petersburg.

Nov 9, 2026, 6:07 PM By the Genius Eye newsroom (City Reporter) · Fact-checkedHow we report
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The Tampa Bay Times published its list of the Top 50 Restaurants of Tampa Bay for 2026, showcasing a variety of dining options across the region. The list includes 40 restaurants in Tampa, 16 in St. Petersburg, and others in nearby cities such as Temple Terrace, Safety Harbor, Dunedin, Pinellas Park, and New Port Richey.

Among the new additions is Cybel, the first permanent restaurant by Chef Taoufik Abdelmoula, known for popularizing the French taco in Tampa Bay. Cybel offers a menu of French- and Moroccan-inspired dishes, including the Un Peu de Tout appetizer and lamb tagine.

Another new entry is Raices, a modern Cuban restaurant located off Dale Mabry Highway in Tampa. It is noted for its vibrant dishes and lively atmosphere, making it a great spot for groups.

The list also highlights family-friendly restaurants and those suitable for groups, reflecting the diverse dining preferences in the Tampa Bay area. The Tampa Bay Times food critic's picks provide a guide for locals and visitors seeking quality dining experiences.

This annual list serves as a resource for exploring the evolving culinary scene in Tampa Bay, with new restaurants gaining recognition alongside established favorites.

Sources
  1. Tampa Bay Times: The Top 50 Restaurants of Tampa Bay 2026
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