Best Dessert in University

"Backwater’s on Sand Key is a cozy restaurant located in an unexpected place. It is housed in the corner of a strip mall in downtown Clearwater, but once you head back to the outdoor seating area you will forget this. Have a seat overlooking the intercoastal waterway on the warmly lit wooden patio and you might even catch a glimpse of some dolphins that often play nearby."

"If you’re looking for a beautiful view to complement a laid-back tavern atmosphere, drop by Backwaters!. Situated on the Gulf Coast of Sand Key, you’ll have a view of the crystal blue waters as you dine on dishes like their Fisherman’s Platter; shrimp, scallops, and mahi-mahi, all fried to perfection. Come to Backwaters for a good time!"

"Can't thank the owners and staff enough at Backwaters's and Maggie Mae's for hosting our wedding party with breakfast and incredible seafood and... (727) 517-7383Order online"

"Goody Goody Burgers is the resurrection of an iconic Tampa diner that was opened in 1925 as the first drive-in east of the Mississippi. The new incarnation is the brainchild of restaurateur Richard Gonzmart, owner of the famous Columbia Restaurant. No expense was spared in recreating the recipes, decor, and ambiance of the original with just a few changes to appeal to modern diners."

"If you’re catching an early morning domestic flight, swing by Goody Goody’s and they’ll fix you up a breakfast sandwich so good you may forget about said flight. They also serve burgers that have wooed Tampans since 1925 as well as pies, fries, and shakes. Location – Airside C, Gate C34"

"For 15 years, Toffee to Go has been spreading their delicious treats nationwide. Now, you can enjoy what they have to offer in their new, in-store dessert store, The Dessert Spot. Choose from decadent cakes, cupcakes, ice cream and more along with cute dessert trays to go (perfect for a picnic!)."

"The Dessert Spot (featured in the header image of the article) serves up sweets that are almost too pretty to eat. After 15 years, Toffee to Go added The Dessert Spot so visitors could sit down and enjoy a pastry and a cup of coffee. The confections this spot whips out are next level good."

"Not everyone has a sweet tooth, but dessert is always a good idea. Whether you want an after dinner snack or a treat in the afternoon, these are just a few of the best dessert spots in Tampa for you to try."

"If you haven’t tried Sweet And Sour Chicken, Dumplings, and Sesame Chicken, consider ordering them with your next Chinese delivery order."

"Cake Girl is known for their Crave’n Cups, which are like a birthday cake in a jar. In each cup, you’ll find layers of cake, yummy Cake Girl icing and decorations!. There are 10 different options, not including seasonal specials – like Carrot Cake, Unicorn, and Chocolate Overload."

"If you’re in Tampa during spring training, see the New York Yankees play at Steinbrenner Field, just east of the airport. Otherwise, walk along Bayshore Boulevard and enjoy the historic homes and shops. Have dinner at the Japanese-inspired Water Sushi, a late-night hangout that has live music almost nightly. Consider sneaking across the street for some heavenly dessert at The Harry Waugh Dessert Room at Bern’s Steak House."

"Why you’ve got to go: If you are a fan of the New York Yankees, this is the spring home of the famous team. This is also home to the Tampa Tarpons. What to do: Enjoy any of Tampa Tarpons 70 home games if you are in town between April and September."

"PIER 60: As we walked home from dinner, we stop at Pier 60 to catch some local entertainment and pick up a few things from local vendors. This is a great spot for families with small children. They also have a large playground area for your kiddos, an easy way to tired them out before head to bed!"

"You can also catch the daily festival at Sunsets at Pier 60 with nightly sunset celebrations featuring artisans, crafters, street performers. Sunsets at Clearwater Beach are amazing."

"Ella's Americana Folk Art Caf� is a fresh and funky eatery located in the charming and historic Seminole Heights neighborhood. As the name suggests, the ambiance is laid-back with walls decorated with a variety of American folk art providing plenty of eye-candy while you peruse their eclectic menu offerings. Dishes are designed to be healthy as well as delicious using fresh ingredients and a few unusual flavor combinations."

"Walking into Ella’s is reminiscent of walking into a Key West haunt, packed to the brim with funky decor including, as the name implies, plenty of cool folk art as well as rotating musical acts."

"I make an effort to try something new every time we go there and I have never, not once, been disappointed in what I get."

"A true hidden gem, I Ai Sushi's unassuming exterior reveals little about the comfortably chic atmosphere and outstanding eats within. Located in the Carrollwood neighborhood of Tampa, they offer a full selection of Japanese delicacies - including some that are hard to find, at very reasonable prices. Settle in with a warm bottle of sake and enjoy an appetizer of salted edamame or the more adventurous fried oysters."