The Tampa Club

Rose

They did an awesome job with their recent renovations! I highly suggest the visit. The views are beautiful & staff is friendly. Only downside is the parking is pretty far away but they can’t control that :)

Brittany Meyer

Very beautiful views with delicious food that has the feel it was prepared with thoughtfulness. Every dish was perfectly cooked and had rich favorite and the cocktails were well balanced. The restaurant it self has a relaxing, up scale and comfortable feel, highly recommend.

Brian M

I visited the Tampa Club during the Champa Bay Launch party on Tuesday February 22, 2022 6-11pm which advertised an open bar. No end time was listed for the open bar on the official event website at ChampaBayLaunch.com which is still up. Tampa Club's old male bartender was rude and Eye rolled not once but twice upon asking about open bar and upon asking for a drink menu. I mentioned this to another friend who said that this bartender eye rolled her too and a friend's of hers too so evidently this guy makes a habit of eye rolling patrons of your business. Tampa Club Management really should have a talk with this eye rolling bartender about manners and not to eye roll people for simple questions and requests. Tampa Club Management should provide patrons with a drink menu so people know what kind of specialty mixed drinks are available and what kind of beers are available and what the pricing of these items are. Simple questions like pricing and availability of items should not got eye rolls from bartenders. The Tampa Club Resident membership costs $1700 for initiation and $155 per month with an additional flat hospitality tipping rate of $40 per month or a flat 20% gratuity added to every check. The Tampa Club's guaranteed gratuity policy means staff can be rude to patrons without any sort of financial consequence. Paying a monthly membership fee for the ability to pay again at a restaurant hardly seems like a good Idea to me. Tampa club is in its 40th year of operations and has recently completed their renovations which included opening the terrace on the 42nd floor for dining, expanding the co-work remote space, remodeling of the member grille and ballroom, and the expanding the bar to a whopping 24 seats. If you have to join a dining club, I'd have to recommend the Centre Club which has added a business center with Internet connections. It has wine-tasting parties, a concierge who gets event tickets for members and monthly pizza parties for members' children.

Matt Quinlan

Since the remodel it has lost a lot of it's previous appeal. The vibe is much more sterile, the relaxed atmosphere is pretty much gone, the menu is much more limited, the servers and wait staff seem lost and the biggest thing is the price changes. A single bourbon and diet there is currently 14 dollars and some change due to a forced service charge and then you are asked to tip on top of that. All the food has more than doubled in price as well. Better off going to a nice restaurant or joining one of the other clubs in the area.