Irish 31 Hyde Park Menu

[Grimarlon Varner]

Lovelove, love the Fish and Chip. Each and every time I go to Tampa, stopping to eat at this restaurant is a must. The "Best" Fish and Chip in Tampa. Live in Europe for 4 years in the 80s and I became spoiled by the authentic Fish and Chip...

Love this place! They have awesome live music and the best fish and chips I've had! Great spot to grab drinks after work or on the weekend as you stroll down the river walk. Their Irish coffees are amazing!

This is the perfect place to stop and get off your feet after a walk along the Hillsborough River. The servers are extremely kind and attentive, the food is delicious, and the bar is always fully stocked! The atmosphere is reminiscent of a genuine Irish pub as is the menu...

Stopped by the Four Green Fields Curtis Hixon for a couple pints. The service was excellent and the food was great, beer was great! What an awesome stop along the River Walk - we'll be back again and again on our next visit(s) to Tampa!

Awesome place with great service! I've ordered drinks here from the outdoor side during events at the park but actually went inside to sit down and eat before a show at the straz. We shared an order of meatballs, fried zucchini sticks and French fries...

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Carol is a digital marketer creating media-rich content for global audiences covering travel, San Francisco and the Bay Area, food & drink, outdoor experiences, and cross-cultural storytelling. Her work is found in the San Mateo Daily Journal and The Skyline View (Skyline College). Before travel writing, her professional background included working internationally in business, nonprofits, and government. She lives in San Francisco with her family and regularly explores the parks in her city, especially untamed McLaren Park.

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