Legendary Bagel Franchise Coming To Tampa This Year

Tampa will soon be getting the taste of New York this year. For years, New Yorkers have cherished the iconic H&H Bagels, known for their hand-rolled bagels. Fans of this beloved spot will be happy to learn that H&H Bagels is opening a new location in Tampa at 1155 S Dale Mabry Hwy! This exciting addition to the city brings some New York flavor to Florida’s great food scene.

H&H Bagels has been well known in New York City since 1972, earning a great reputation for quality of bagels and tradition. Each bagel is made using an original recipe that requires a artisanal water bagel method, and it shows in their unique flavor that fans of the franchise love. They provide everything from plain bagels and everything bagels to more bold flavors, H&H offers something for all its customers, that is always guaranteed to satisfy your breakfast or lunch.

The new Tampa location is will for become a go-to spot for bagel lovers craving that true New York bagel vibe. H&H’s decision to come to Tampa just goes to show you that the city’s growing status as a foodie city, that is always ready for something new to try and I’m sure the New Yorkers that have moved down from the city would be hyped up that a piece of home is setting up shop in Tampa.

In addition to their amazing bagels, the H&H Tampa shop will have a selection of deli sandwiches and other breakfast options, making it a dope spot for a quick bite or just somewhere to brunch. Tampa foodies I’m sure are ready to line up to taste these H&H Bagels like I am.

With its history and quality bagels, H&H Bagels is sure to be the talk of the town in Tampa. No official date has been released as to when the shop will open but just know, this year and get ready to get in on some of the best bagels coming out of New York!

Need a spot to help cure your hangover? Check out these 13 best boozy brunch spots in the Tampa Bay area. Most of these places include bottomless mimosas, which let's be real, is the main reason to go out for brunch. We also included spots that have insane Bloody Mary's or a build-you-own bar. There are so many good options to choose for a brunch place in Tampa, with the help of unation.com, we made a list of the best boozy brunches in Tampa Bay.

Because most of these places are so popular, we recommend reserving a table for your brunch date! With many of these places offering bottomless drinks, it's pretty common for tables to camp out for a few hours. Most places serve brunch on Saturday's AND Sunday's, be sure to check the restaurants menu before you go!

Bottomless mimosas and waterfront views?! Yes, please! Click here to see their brunch menu!

Enjoy brunch with bottomless mimosas for $30. Click here to see their menu! 

One of the best parts of Clearsky's brunch is their Bloody Mary bar!

Another great bottomless brunch restaurant in Tampa is Bulla Gastrobar. Brunch is served on weekends from 11:30am – 4pm and features $18 bottomless mimosas and sangria.

It's first come, first serve at 7th + Grove but the vibes are lit with all you can eat AND drink!

Come aboard Yacht StarShip for the ultimate weekend brunch experience. Enhance your experience by adding $10 bottomless mimosas on board.

This British-inspired pub has $15 bottomless mimosas and Bloody Mary's, for just $2 more you can mix-and-match both!

Treat yourself to bottomless Bloody Mary's and mimosas for $20! They also have some delicious breakfast cocktails on their menu, like the Wake Up Call.

All you can drink Mimosas & Bloody Mary's every Saturday and Sunday for $25! 

Head to District Tavern in Downtown Tampa for some delicious breakfast food and cocktails! Get bottomless classic mimosas for $25!

It may not be bottomless, but $2 mimosas and $5 Bloody Mary's is a great way to brunch!

Datz is known for their ridiculous creations. While they don't have bottomless mimosas, they do have a shareable pitcher for $29. Also, try the mimosa that's color-changing!

Smaller food menu, but still a lot of delicious options! For $15 you can enjoy the Heavy Pour – an entire bottle of champagne with a side of orange juice.