Restaurants & Bars
Sal Y Mar At Midtown Offers Great Food And Rooftop Views
The rooftop venue features 360-degree views of the Tampa, Westshore and the St. Petersburg skyline.

TAMPA, FL — Tampa Bay Food Tours is loving the Midtown Tampa development.
On our last visit, we dined at Sal Y Mar, located on the sixth floor of the dual-branded Aloft/Element hotel, 3650 Midtown Drive.

Great views aside, it is the amazing food and drinks that are making Sal Y Mar a new go-to spot. Inspired by the Riviera Maya town of Tulum, Sal Y Mar’s (Salt and Sea) casual-yet-sophisticated vibe has already been discovered by many locals.
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The menu was created by Executive Chef Stephanie Bisogne and showcases the freshest possible local ingredients in an assortment of salads, starters and entrees.
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The beautiful rooftop area has many nooks and seating areas to gather indoors and out to enjoy the great food, drinks and views.
Sal Y Mar is open for lunch Wednesday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and for dinner Sunday through Thursday from 4 to 11 p.m. (kitchen opens at 5 p.m.). Call 813-692-3330 or email dining@salymarrooftop.com.
Tampa Bay Food Tours is excited to visit again for our next Match.com event on Nov. 13th. To join our guided food tours in St. Pete, Tampa and Dunedin, click here.
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