Guidebook for Valrico
Food Scene
La Septima Cafe
702 W Lumsden RdGreat Cuban food, a specialty in the Tampa area!
Great fresh seafood and locally owned. Nice atmosphere and nice bar.
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Shrimp Boat Grill
1020 Bloomingdale AveGreat fresh seafood and locally owned. Nice atmosphere and nice bar.
You can rent boats nearby and enjoy Tampa Bay and the Hillsborough River.
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The Sail Pavilion on the Riverwalk
141 S Franklin StYou can rent boats nearby and enjoy Tampa Bay and the Hillsborough River.
Romi's Tacos
435 East Brandon BoulevardAuthentic Tex-Mex and good service nearby.
Parks & Nature
This is a beautiful park right on the Hillsborough River. It has a large pool, camping sites and picnic areas. You can also rent canoes.
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Hillsborough River State Park
15402 US-301This is a beautiful park right on the Hillsborough River. It has a large pool, camping sites and picnic areas. You can also rent canoes.
Great view of the Hillsborough River and University of Tampa. Also next to the Glazer Children's Museum.
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Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park
600 N Ashley DrGreat view of the Hillsborough River and University of Tampa. Also next to the Glazer Children's Museum.
Medard Park
6140 Edward Medard PkwyLovely nearby park with a good hiking trail, boat launch and picnic areas.
Arts & Culture
Ybor City State Museum
1818 E 9th AveThe Dalí (Salvador Dalí Museum)
1 Dali BlvdHenry B. Plant Museum
401 W Kennedy BlvdLots of local history!
Glazer Children's Museum
110 W Gasparilla PlazaEssentials
Publix Super Market at Valrico Commons
1971 State Rd 60Winn-Dixie
2535 State Rd 60Close by, clean and friendly staff.
Entertainment & Activities
The Florida Aquarium
701 Channelside DrZooTampa at Lowry Park
1101 W Sligh AveTopgolf Tampa
10690 Palm River RdSightseeing
Iconic university whose base is architecture brought here by train magnate Henry Plant.
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University Of Tampa
Iconic university whose base is architecture brought here by train magnate Henry Plant.