Tequila’s Grill and Cantina opened to the public on April 23, 2017. With this new concept, Eric Brambila was able to win over peoples’ palate. The guests at Tequila’s can sense Mexico’s culture since they walk in, with the Day of the Dead décor and the smell of fresh food. Tequila’s Grill offers authentic, traditional, Mexican food with a modern twist and fun style, with a variety of about 100 different Tequila’s to taste, freshly made margaritas, and guacamole prepared freshly at your table surrounded with a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

Craft Beer Taphouse. Wine Selections. 6 flat screen TVs for all of the games! Local Hangout. Drink specials daily. Live music. Outside Patio. Giant Jenga, Air Hockey, Darts. Former Irish Pub.

“Aye mura bhfuil sé fior!” (aye if it isn’t true !), a little bit of old Eire right in the Downtown Clearwater District. Close yee eyes and you’d swear you were in the middle of the Tremont district in Dublin. All you’d need would be a view of St Stephen’s Green and a bit of rain and you would be swept away to the Ol’Sod.

A tradition that doesn’t just wait for St Patty’s to celebrate, ‘see ya at The Anchor’ has been a rallying cry for locals on the 500 block of Cleveland Street for decades.

Beers and ales from crafts to the standard perfectly poured glass of  Guinness will greet you along with an array of unending great ‘craic’. Top off your evening with an Irish whiskey or perhaps an Irish coffee. There is a bevy of great bar games to while away the hours and a juke with the most recent tunes and some great Irish favorites if the mood strikes. There is also open mike nights to discover some great burgeoning acts as well as some well – worn acts from days gone by.

There is outdoor seating for a drink, a smoke, and great conversation (three Irish traditions) . So when in the Downtown Clearwater District on Cleveland, stop in, see the friendly barkeep , and shout Slàinte Mhath! (To your health) 

The lower 500 block in The District in Downtown Clearwater has taken on a Caribbean flavor with its newest occupant – Totuma. 

Featuring a menu as unique as its name, Totuma is the creation of Liz, a Panamanian, and Stéphane a Frenchman. Both have brought their homebred styles to this comfortable spot and is another gastronomic step as The Downtown Clearwater District continues to become Clearwater’s premier destination dining venue. Be sure to ask Liz the derivation of the Totuma name.