Best Restaurants for Birthdays in Gibsonton

The food was exceptional—truly top tier. Every dish we tried was fantastic. While our entrée took a bit longer to arrive, the appetizers came out quickly. The service was good. The standout dish was the goat cheese croquettes with guava sauce—absolutely incredible. The guacamole and chips, as well as the ceviche, were also delicious. For the main course, the steak frites were cooked perfectly, with tender, flavorful steak complemented by a delicious chimichurri sauce. The potatoes were equally impressive. Overall, a wonderful dining experience!

Everything was beautiful about this place. The server Sophia was the kindest and we never had to worry about our drinks or needing anything. Went for Valentine’s Day and the only complaint I have for their special menu for Valentine’s Day is that they wouldn’t substitute for my girlfriends shellfish allergy so we had to just order from the basic menu. But! Everything we ate and drank was phenomenal

Meat Market is an absolute gem! From the moment you step in, you know you're in for a treat. The happy hour is fantastic – a perfect blend of delightful cocktails and an ambiance that's both vibrant and relaxing. **Ambiance:** The weather couldn't be better for sitting in the garden. Whether you're there for a casual hangout or a special occasion, the outdoor seating makes for an exceptional experience. **Drinks:** The cocktails are top-notch, crafted with precision and creativity. The happy hour menu offers a great selection, ensuring there's something for everyone. **Food:** The highlight, however, has to be the food. The tuna tartare nachos are a must-try; they're fresh, flavorful, and absolutely delicious. The king salmon roll is another standout, with its perfect balance of taste and texture. Both dishes are highly recommended and exemplify the quality and care put into the menu.

Every year we meet friends here & enjoy a Spanish / Cuban meal in one of many rooms of this historic restaurant. There are three large parking lots, a gift shop and always a wait. Today we discovered that the restaurant is expanding and taking over the gift shop. The gift shop will be moving across the street. We always start with the sangria which Victoria prepared table side in a Spanish pitcher. The warm bread & 1905 salad is excellent. We shared 4 small devil crab croquettes, beef saltedo & we finished by sharing a warm white chocolate bread pudding. Portions were huge & prices reasonable. Our lunch was delicious. All four of us devoured our meals. We went next-door into the gift shop with a sell, their beautiful pottery, tiles, wine, cigars, cookbook, and ingredients

Please keep in mind we went on a Monday night to celebrate our anniversary so the noise level was low and the service exemplary. That said they seem to have enough staff that if it was a busy night they could cope well. The food was amazing, we are not sushi eaters however there were plenty of other choices. We chose four hot tasting dishes, the cucumber plate and shared a main course dish of the Bulgogi. My husband, who can be quite a picky eater enjoyed every dish whish is unusual for him. Seriously the food was delicious. I had the Rojito for a cocktail, it is the Ro spin on the Mojito and was fabulous. They had a decent wine menu and I happily indulged in a couple of glasses. Two interesting things, and neither a deal breaker, they were out of all but two beer selections (it was Monday after a busy weekend so not unusual) and there were no dessert offerings. Apparently dessert is offered by their sister restaurant, the speakeasy next door, and it is only open certain nights of the week. Again, neither were a deal breaker. They did bring a small complimentary dessert to the table which seems to be the norm for non dessert offering nights. If you haven't tried Ro yet then you should. Please note it isn't cheap however a good restaurant isn't and shouldn't be if you value interesting food, drinks and service. I feel it was worth every dime and we enjoyed our Anniversary celebration.