Armature Works
American restaurant · Tampa ·
Upscale food court, bar, and lounge in historic space
Upscale food court, bar, and lounge in historic space
"Tucked beneath a canopy of trees in Riverside Heights, this attic studio feels like a serene treetop hideaway: sloped ceilings and large windows bring in soft natural light, a queen bed plus a pull-out sofa sleep up to four, and a well-equipped kitchen and smart TV make nights in easy. Located about a mile from Armature Works and the Riverwalk, it strikes a balance between peaceful seclusion and city convenience—ideal for couples, solo travelers, or small families who want quiet days of walking and downtown adventures followed by stargazing through the trees." - Paris Wilson
"A buzzy mixed-use hub housed in a restored streetcar warehouse with sweeping river views, indoor food-hall options, and shaded spaces that make it a popular escape from summer heat." - Skye Sherman Skye Sherman Skye Sherman is a travel writer based in West Palm Beach, Florida. Aside from traveling, she's also a pilot, scuba diver, bookworm, and fourth-generation Floridian. Her work has appeared in Travel + Leisure, USA Today, Palm Beach Illustrated, Atlas Obscura, and more. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"A refurbished streetcar warehouse turned commercial hub at the start of the Riverwalk, filled with food stalls, bars serving to-go drinks, flower vendors, and casual options like cookies and ice cream—an active, scenic gathering spot for walkers, bikers, and water taxi riders." - ByAnnalise Mabe
"While there is slight controversy about this, Tampa (not Miami), is the official home to the Cuban sandwich. Meaning, one simply can’t visit this city without downing one. Located in Tampa’s trendy food hall Armature Works, [KŪ´BÅ] puts a modern spin on Cuban fare serving up chicharrones, its award-winning sangria… and has taken home the crown for “Best Tampa Historic Cuban Sandwich” for a reason. Make that five reasons: Florida orange juice-soaked hot shredded pork, salami, Swiss, and homemade mustard sauce on pressed La Segunda Bakery (a Tampa institution!) Cuban bread." - Liz Newman
A century‑old streetcar warehouse reborn as a vendor hall and event hub showcasing local chefs, makers, and monthly markets. Noted by city guides and travel editors as a Riverwalk anchor for tasting Tampa’s scene in one stop.