Mystery 2x Michelin Star Tampa Restaurant Costs $285 Per Person

There's a new mystery restaurant that opened up in Tampa and it's super fancy! This spot is located where the old Fly Bar and Mole Y Abuela restaurant was located in downtown Tampa on Franklin Street. It's being run by 2x Michelin Star Swedish Chef Ebbe Vollmer and the culinary experience looks next level. But it comes at a hefty price for some.

This restaurant looks next level! TampaIsAwesome came across this new restaurant after wondering who was going to take over the spot. Every week a new secret menu is posted outside the restaurant. The exquisite restaurant is being described as “an incredible multi-course tasting experience.” Chef Ebbe Vollmer wants to take Tampa to another level with his culinary standard and fantastic drinks. He likes to keep things simple and isn't interested in promotions or hiring influencers. He wants you to experience his restaurant without any preconceived notions. Open Table says that their menu pricing varies between $145 and $285. This restaurant is very exclusive! Check out the menu and book your reservations HERE! This place looks super absolutely amazing and we can't wait to go try it out.

Florida features vibrant cities with a diverse cultural scene all over the place. Miami which is mainly known for its lively nightlife, still offers a lot of family-friendly things to do. Let’s not forget about Tampa Bay! Tampa offers the Tampa Museum of Art and Florida Aquarium as fun places for the family. Don’t forget about their energetic sports scene with the NFL’s Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the NHL’s Tampa Bay Lightning. Although, Orlando is the #1 city in Florida for family vacations the average cost for a week in Orlando is $1,800 which is affordable.

The food scene in the Tampa Bay area is really taking off. It seems like every week there's a new trendy restaurant that joins the roster. However, if you're looking for a dining experience that goes above and beyond, look no further. We found the 7 most unique dining experiences in Tampa Bay.

From what's on the menu, to the atmosphere, or if there's any table side action, we think these are the most unique dining experiences in Tampa Bay. These spots are perfect for a large group or if you just want to impress a date. These are some of the most popular restaurants, so it might be worth it to call ahead and make a reservation for your visit.

We went to Yelp to help build our list, but it wasn't very helpful. One honorary mention we do want to include from Yelp is the Cruisin' Tikis Tampa. The idea of floating through Downtown Tampa on a tiki bar with 5 of your closest friends sounds so fun! We're only leaving them off this list because it's bring your own food/drinks. The pickup/drop off location is right by Armature Works, so this also means you can grab food to-go from your favorite spot and take it on the water with you. They'll provide the captain, coolers with ice, and Bluetooth radio for you to play your favorite tunes.

If you're looking for a new date spot that will impress them with gorgeous views, look no further. You'll arrive via a private elevator from Bellwether’s lobby level, then diners will transition from a stationary floor to one that slowly rotates. All of this accompanied with 360 degree views of beautiful St. Pete and a menu that's to die for!

The Nona Slice House in Safety Harbor is a hidden gem for some of the best pizza in Florida, (seriously). You may be thinking, "What's so unique about a pizza place?" Well the owner, Jamie Culliton, is a world champion pizza acrobat. Meaning he can seriously toss some dough. He's won competitions all over the world for his performances, and now he's taken some of the staff under his wing. Recently, they competed in Italy with the US Pizza Team and came in 6th for the freestyle acrobatics. If you ever go to The Nona Slice House, just ask your server for a "dough show" and the Jamie or one of the other pizzaiolo's will come out for a performance for the whole restaurant!

We couldn't leave out on of Tampa's most iconic restaurants in this list. You have to experience dining at Columbia Restaurant at least once. The historical Cuban atmosphere will have your head swerving all around the restaurant. The menu is full of things you must try! Like their homemade Cuban bread or the famous "1905" salad that is made right at your table!

One of Tampa's most popular speakeasy has to be on our list! Ciro's is great for an intimate environment, aka the perfect date spot. The drink menu and atmosphere is heavily inspired by the prohibition era. Be sure to call for the daily password.

This may not be for everybody, but we recommend trying it at least once. At Black Rock in Carollwood, you'll have certified angus beef served and cooked to perfection on a 755-degree volcanic rock. Meaning your steak will come out ray and you'll cook each bite directly on the stone as if it's your plate. For those who like their steak done rare-medium rare, this only takes a few seconds on each side. Each bite is hot, juicy, and tender and just the way you like it!

If you've never tried Korean BBQ we highly suggest Sa Ri One. You can get all you can eat for $25 or $35.

The last spot on our list goes to one of the other best speakeasy's in Tampa. Madame Fortune's can be found behind a bookcase in the Roost bakery. They share the password to get in on their social media every week. Check out their “Password” story highlight. The food at Madame Fortune is insanely good, packed with strong southern and West Indian influences.