Things To Do in Tarpon Springs, Florida
Enjoy the Beach & Water
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Fred Howard Park
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Sunset Park
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Dolphin Tours
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Craig Park and "The Bayou"
Be Active
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Bike, walk, or run on the Pinellas Trail
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Kayak
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Fish
Go to Museums
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Spongeorama
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Historical Society
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Replay Museum
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Safford House
See Animals
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The Aquarium (temporarily closed)
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Suncoast Primate Sanctuary
Eat & Drink
(Our Favorite)
Breakfast
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Rodie's Restaurant and Pancake House
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Daybreak Café
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Clyde's Chophouse
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Johnny Grits
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George's Breakfast Station
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Toula's Trailside Café
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Note that this list is in order of which establishments we recommend for breakfast.
Sweet Tooth​
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Sweeties
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Fudge Factory
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Orange Cycle Creamery
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Twistee Treat
Lunch & Dinner
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The World Famous Sponge Docks
On the water: Rusty Bellies, Dock's, Dimitri's
Greek: Dimitri's, Costas, Mama's, Mykonos, Mr. Souvlaki
Beer: Five Branches Brewing, Anclote Brew
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If we were in your shoes, we would check out Spongeorama in the morning, have Mr. Souvlaki's for lunch, then go out on a dolphin tour in the afternoon. We'd choose Rusty Bellies for happy hour and/or sunset. In our spare time, we'd do some souvenir shopping and check out the sponge exchange.
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Downtown
H'ours: best restaurant in Tarpon Springs
Jojo's Italian Diner: great comfort food
Johnny's Taphouse: best place to watch a game
Backdraughts​: wood-fired pizza, great Caesar salad
Wine Society: great place to have an app and a glass of wine
Breweries: Two Frogs, Unrefined Brewing, Brighter Days Brewing, Silverking Brewery
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If we were in your shoes, we'd start the night with a glass of wine at Wine Society or a beer at Brighter Days, then we'd have dinner at H'ours, dessert at Orange Cycle Creamery, and play some games at the Replay Museum. We'd also squeeze in a walk to the bayou.
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Other places to eat and drink
Capt'n Jacks: across the river at a marina
Tarpon Turtle: a restaurant on Lake Tarpon
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